Ministry looks forward to uberisation of healthcare, says Dr Lee | Malay Mail

Ministry looks forward to uberisation of healthcare, says Dr Lee

Dr Lee said the Health Ministry is looking forward to the 'uberisation' of healthcare in Malaysia as part of the efforts to expand its health services. — Picture by Farhan Najib

“We do know that it is cheaper, cost much less, and you can keep the patient at home rather than a hospital. Dr Lee said the MoH appreciated the training given by Hospis Malaysia to the ministry’s staff to provide the services. Meanwhile, nose cancer survivor Tham Syarul Abdul Wahab, 41, thanked Hospis Malaysia for their support in his fight against cancer.

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