Novartis Singapore recently hosted a site visit for 11 post-graduate doctors and 1 faculty staff from the National University of Singapore (NUS)’s Graduate Diploma in Occupational Medicine to share best practices on managing workplace hazards. This is part of the training by NUS in conjunction with the Ministry of Manpower for students before being certified as designated workplace doctors.
With a comprehensive occupational health program at our biopharmaceutical manufacturing site, we were selected for the second year to host this visit. During the visit, we shared the fundamentals of biologics manufacturing and highlighted our ongoing initiatives to mitigate occupational health hazards on our sites. This stems from our commitment to ensure the utmost wellbeing of our associates, prioritize their physical and emotional safety, and empower them to speak up on any unsafe work practices.
Employee safety is an integral aspect of an employer’s responsibility. At Novartis, we continuously focus on improving our control systems and verifying our operations to uphold the highest-level safety. We hope that through this site visit, best practices will be shared and amplified across the sector, contributing to Singapore's vision of becoming one of the safest and healthiest countries to work in by 2028 [1].
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[1] - (2019) WSH 2028. Ministry of Manpower. Available at: https://lnkd.in/gCyEjFTd [Last accessed: June 3, 2024].
We were more than happy to share the site's occupational health program to the post-graduate doctors doing the Graduate Diploma in Occupational Health course. The site tour helped them to appreciate the risk assessment, risk control measures and strategies in our total workplace health and safety model.
Catching up with Luisi (Clinical Research Director, SG & MY) of MSD, dwelling into how Malaysia is now viewed with high potential in driving clinical trials. Its a strategic time for Malaysia to strengthen its global clinical trial footprint, and for that we must stay on course towards ensuring trial delivery with speed, quality & reliability.
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It's indeed commendable that the T&CM Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia, has been recognised as a WHO Collaborating Centre (WHOCC) for Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine since 2020. This designation not only reflects Malaysia's commitment to holistic healthcare practices but also aligns with the World Health Organization's (WHO) global health priorities. The rigorous evaluation process and the necessity for alignment underscore the seriousness and dedication required to achieve such a status.
However, as we laud these milestones, it's crucial to reflect on the essence of 'awareness' in the realm of healthcare, particularly in areas as pivotal as Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine. There still seems to be a discernible gap between the intent and actionable outcomes. Awareness, in its most effective form, should transcend beyond seminars, conferences, and discussions that often preach to the converted. The real challenge lies not just in acknowledging the existence of such centres and their achievements but in integrating this knowledge into practical, everyday applications that benefit the wider community.
Engaging the public, policymakers, and healthcare professionals in meaningful dialogue and education about the benefits and practices of traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine is essential. This engagement should not be confined to academic or professional circles but should extend into community outreach programmes, school curriculums, and public health initiatives. It's about making this knowledge accessible and relevant to the average Malaysian, thereby truly raising awareness in a manner that encourages informed health choices and fosters a holistic understanding of well-being.
As practitioners and advocates within this field, we are tasked with not only celebrating our milestones but also bridging the gap between theoretical awareness and practical application. Let us endeavour to create platforms and initiatives that demystify traditional medicine, promote its integration into mainstream healthcare, and actively contribute to the well-being of our communities. By doing so, we not only honour the spirit of the WHOCC's mission but also empower our society to embrace a more inclusive approach to health and wellness.
🌐 Did you know that T&CM Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia is home to a WHO Collaborating Centre (WHOCC) for Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine since 2020?
🇲🇾 While many citizens may or may not aware of WHOCCs in areas like healthcare systems, topical diseases, research, and pharmaceutical regulation, the process to establish one is often challenging.
Becoming a WHOCC involves rigorous evaluation and alignment with the World Health Organization's (WHO) global health priorities. From identifying expertise to navigating the application process, organizations must demonstrate their capacity, infrastructure, and commitment to collaborative efforts.
Despite the complexities, Malaysia's WHOCC for Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine stands as a testament to the country's dedication to holistic healthcare practices.
Let's continue to raise awareness about the diverse initiatives contributing to global health right here in our own backyard.
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Malaysia's healthcare industry is booming !
Datuk Seri Reezal Merican Naina Merican, Chairman of Malaysia External Trade Development Corp, shared some impressive stats recently that show just how much the healthcare sector is contributing to our economy.
This year alone, the medical device sector is expected to bring in a whopping US$4.19bil, while the pharmaceutical segment has already added over US$1.26bil to our GDP.
Last year, Malaysia's total trade in healthcare reached US$11.1bil, with exports of healthcare products totaling US$6.81bil. The growth in this industry is truly remarkable!
As a provider of electrical supportive services to medical professionals, I have had a front-row seat to the growth and development of our healthcare sector.
The potential for growth in this industry is immense, and I am thrilled to see Malaysia solidifying its position as a key player in the global market.
In light of recent global health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of a strong healthcare system cannot be underestimated.
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🌐 Did you know that T&CM Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia is home to a WHO Collaborating Centre (WHOCC) for Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine since 2020?
🇲🇾 While many citizens may or may not aware of WHOCCs in areas like healthcare systems, topical diseases, research, and pharmaceutical regulation, the process to establish one is often challenging.
Becoming a WHOCC involves rigorous evaluation and alignment with the World Health Organization's (WHO) global health priorities. From identifying expertise to navigating the application process, organizations must demonstrate their capacity, infrastructure, and commitment to collaborative efforts.
Despite the complexities, Malaysia's WHOCC for Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine stands as a testament to the country's dedication to holistic healthcare practices.
Let's continue to raise awareness about the diverse initiatives contributing to global health right here in our own backyard.
#WHOCC#GlobalHealth#Malaysia 🌍🏥
Recently, we were in discussions regarding a standalone event with KOLs to be arranged in Malaysia, and the client wanted to ensure that every touchpoint throughout the travel, speakers and symposium offered the best experience. I completely understood why this level of attention to detail is so crucial.
In pharma marketing or sales, building trust and relationships with HCPs is at the core of our success. From my experience, the strongest connections I’ve built with HCPs have often been during conferences or standalone trips. These settings offer a unique opportunity to interact with them beyond the white coat, allowing us to understand each other’s personalities and form lasting relationships that extend beyond business. When trust is established, the HCP is more open to understanding your perspective and the knowledge you’re sharing.
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Head of HSE at Novartis Singapore Bio-Production Operations
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