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Ensuring the patient's journey is a smooth one

When patients move between clinics and hospitals, private and public healthcare, and different doctors, they should not fall between the cracks.

The Star MalaysiaDr CAROLLYN KEK CHEE YEN, Dr CHANG CHEE SEONG, Dr EUGENE CHOOI2026-09-13 02:00查看原文 ↗

It's not uncommon for patients with multiple chronic diseases to experience fragmented healthcare as they move between healthcare providers and institutions that are not in communication with one another. — Magnific

Ask an elderly patient what medicines he is taking and the answer may sound familiar.

“Doctor, the small white one in the morning, the yellow one after food, and the half-tablet the heart doctor gave me.”

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