Fixing the creaking public healthcare system


Lum: Healthcare has to be looked at as an investment.

IT is a given that the state of public healthcare in Malaysia leaves much to be desired. It is known for long waiting times and being overcrowded.

Employees are underpaid and overworked with fewer joining the sector. Many good specialists have been leaving the public sector for the private sector. So too are nurses.

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