On Monday, Malay Mail reported that Dzulkefly had announced a moratorium until May 1 for private GPs to display medication ...

The Health Ministry will issue a circular soon to allow assistant medical officers (AMO) to issue prescriptions for basic ...

Hospital operators and insurance companies are unlikely to be significantly impacted by the government's move to raise ...

Revised consultation fees for private general practitioners (GPs) will be announced before May 1, says health minister Dzulkefly Ahmad. Dzulkefly said he has received approval for the immediate ...

PETALING JAYA – The Malaysian government has given the nod to revising the consultation fees of general practitioners (GPs), ...

The National Action Council on Cost of Living (Naccol) has given the nod to immediately revise the medical consultation fees ...

The placement exercise has been postponed for a second time, disrupting the lives of more than 2,000 medical officers.

Health minister Dzulkefly Ahmad said the circular will only apply to medical assistants treating patients who require specific categories of medicines prescribed for fever, cough and diarrhoea.

Consumers are worried hikes by GPs would impact affordability and accessibility. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said that, as of now, 3,264 AMOs are still on contract status, with 2,661 of them based at the Ministry of Health's Training Institutes, while the ...