Malaysian public hospitals are trapped firefighting, caught in inefficient loops
Kuala Lampur, July 22 -- Being told I need to be on medication (Tamoxifen) for the next 5-10 years was a bit daunting.
Even with a daily reminder, I still slip up and miss a dose or two every other month so I understand now why doctors fuss about medication compliance.
My hormone blockers would cost me nearly RM200 a month but are, fortunately, covered under our public healthcare system.
Last week though, the entire process of procuring them was somewhat maddening though I don't blame the doctors and nurses who are doing their best.
A typical oncology follow-up goes like this:
1. Arrive at the hospital at least half-an-hour before your appointment.
2. Surrender your appointment book to the counter, placing it in the little box with ...
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