MBA BLOG

The Malaysian Telemedicine Blueprint was launched in July 1997, and since then, Malaysia has taken steps to improve and incorporate e-health into its public healthcare system. Regrettably, despite initial efforts to use telemedicine to promote lifelong health in Malaysia, this sector has yet to develop and progress since its initial launch due to inadequate infrastructure, quick finance, and a lack of widespread public support. To achieve Malaysia’s healthcare vision, mission, and goals, the Malaysian government and the Ministry of Health intend to build a developed and advanced healthcare system by utilising modern technology. Our study focuses on how Malaysian citizens perceive and accept the country’s present telemedicine service deployment, one of the most important and challenging trends in the current healthcare system. How well-versed is our Malaysian community in this cutting-edge service? Are Malaysians prepared to use this service to advance? Has the difficulty of putting this service into place been anticipated by our healthcare providers?

Women’s employment increased with Malaysia’s economic transformation from agricultural to industrial in the 1970s which in turn has resulted in dual-income families. Despite women making up at least 63% of tertiary students, less than half of Malaysian women are employed (Subramaniam et al., 2015). Family duties are frequently brought up in discussions and arguments about […]

Good doctors’ soft skills are part of a strategy to ensure doctors provide high-quality care and enhance patient satisfaction in view of a clinical perspective. Among the soft skills required for doctors, effective and efficient communication remains the top priority for patient satisfaction. Limited information is available in Malaysia on the positive impact of patient […]

Cashless payments are digital methods of transferring funds between two parties. Cashless payments use a payment gateway to electronically transfer funds using debit cards, credit cards, or via mobile phone, website, kiosks, or another digital device. For example, cards, mobile wallets, contactless cards, QR code payment. As the country moves toward digitalization, users have more […]

Healthcare and social media are natural partners. Medical professionals are increasingly using social media to communicate with patients. Health policymakers are starting to see the potential of social media marketing for establishing a strong healthcare brand. Since social media is becoming more important in every sector of the economy, healthcare should not be excluded. The […]

Accountability and responsibility are commonly confused, but their definitions include distinct dimensions.What exactly is accountability? Accepting responsibility is the essence of accountability. In a company, taking accountability for one’s actions in addition to accepting accountability for one’s work responsibilities and/or the performance of his team is important. “The only way we succeed as a group […]

In the organization, the manager or head of the unit must prioritize talent development and succession planning for a future career path. As we look for leadership, we must manage the organization’s most important assets, which are its employees. While it remains true that a fast-moving competitive world still demands two major problems that face […]

In the era of technology, social media has played an important role in changing marketing behavior and relationship between marketers and consumers. Previously, marketers were using billboards, newspapers, television ads and flyers to communicate their products to consumers with smaller audience. But now as almost all consumer with the power of buying have access to […]

The most innovative medical technology available today is probably robotic surgery, commonly known as robotic-assisted surgery. a procedure utilizing a camera and tiny surgical instruments carried by robotic arms. Although the viewing screen is often installed in the same room as the operating table, it can be placed elsewhere, allowing specially trained surgeons to perform […]

Telemedicine is the practice of using electronic information and communication technology to deliver and assist medical care when participants are physically apart. The majority of clinical telemedicine applications have not been investigated to determine their impacts on the quality, accessibility, or cost of healthcare. Even if there isn’t much data to support telemedicine efficacy compared […]