Healthcare: Mo’ Money No Problems

Professor Dato Dr Syed Mohamed Aljunid, Professor of Health Economics and Public Health Medicine, Faculty of Public Health, Kuwait University & President, Malaysian Health Economic Association | Associate Professor Dr Farhan Rusli, Public Health Medicine Specialist

17-Aug-22 18:00

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Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin is calling for more money to be spent on healthcare. First, we discuss how we can get this additional funding for our healthcare system, and what the blocks have been. And then - where should this money go?

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Produced by: Kelly Anissa, Alia Zefri

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan

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Categories: health policy, economy, government

Tags: public healthcare, khairy jamaluddin, funding, healthcare,

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