这些都证明联邦政府没有忽略沙巴医药服务的需求。
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
亚庇伊利莎白女皇医院巡察局文告：针对亚庇国会议员邱庆洲呼吁当局快速解决亚庇伊利莎白女皇医院缺泊车位的问题。
谢谢亚庇国会议员邱庆洲先生呼吁当局快速解决亚庇伊利莎白女皇医院缺泊车位的问题。
其实医院是有足够的泊车位，但离急救室却需走约莫300米之遥。遗憾的是，却有民众‘贪方便’而宁愿‘冒险’泊在不该泊的地方。
该处本来就已经非常擁挤及车流量大，因此，在该处停车或慢车已不太适当；更何况是在该处泊车呢！也许交通警察或DBKK执法组应该在该处驻守或会改变情况。
其实，公众是应该配合使用医院特设的停车场，虽然需走约莫300米之遥。这样的距离，还算不坏。只要是一个让公众消费者有个正当妥善的不违例的泊车方案，而无需提心吊胆的惧怕收取交警的传票，目前的医院停车场应该还可以被接受的。
急救室的入口是严禁泊车的。当然，如遇紧急事故需运载及护送病人进院而稍停片刻，则属例外，但仍需在第一时间内卸下病人而迅急离开，以保持门口永远开蔽无阻。
亚庇伊利莎白女皇医院一直以来都仍处在‘发展中’的阶段，因此是免不了会有此‘发展阵痛’之癥；民众还需再‘忍耐’，假以时日，问题必然会受到当局关注与解决的。
本局将会加强反映及跟进这件民怨/民困的投诉于有关当局。
民众若有任何不满，或任何建议，可以连络如下：-
电邮：ckmalph@gmail.com
布落客网址： http://lembagapelawathqe.blogspot.com/
Tel： 517555 （医院投诉部）
Fax：318605即可。
谢谢，并祝各位身体健康。
Chu Kong Ming (朱刚明）
Pengerusi (主席）,
Lembaga Pelawat Hospital QEH（医院巡察局）
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
祝福州卫生局总监玛朱基医生调往吉打州服务
On behalf of Lembaga Pelawat Hospital Queen Elizabeth, I wish to say many thanks to Dr. Marzhuki Mohd. Isa for all the efforts and services rendered to QEH during, and after, the difficult period when the main(tower) block of the hospital was declared unsafe.
The Board wishes him all the bests in his new appointment in Kedah.
Chu Kong Ming
Pengerusi
Lembaga Pelawat Hospital Queen Elizabeth (July/2007-June/2010)
我谨代表本局,向州卫生局总监玛朱基医生，为其在医院主楼被宣布为危楼时的危机前后时期，所作出的努力及服务，致于万分谢意。
本局特此祝他在吉打州的新委任职务上‘万事胜意’。
朱刚明
医院巡察员主席 （2007年7月1日- 2010年6月30日）
伊利莎白女皇医院
Farewell Wishes for State Health Director Dr. Marzhuki Mohd. Isa who is leaving for Kedah
On behalf of Lembaga Pelawat Hospital Queen Elizabeth, I wish to say many thanks to Dr. Marzhuki Mohd. Isa for all the efforts and services rendered to QEH during, and after, the difficult period when the main(tower) block of the hospital was declared unsafe.
The Board wishes him all the bests in his new appointment in Kedah.
Chu Kong Ming
Pengerusi
Lembaga Pelawat Hospital Queen Elizabeth (July/2007-June/2010)
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Development News on QEH II
This is the sign that the authority is doing something for Sabahan.
I hope they start work on the Twin Tower soon.
The introduction of Shuttle Bus service is a good effort to reduce the number of vehicles visiting the hospital (QEH II), and the long term solution of building the 5-storey car park is commendable.
These are the signs of action of government resolving the people's woes.
I just hope that the authority continues the efforts to regain the public confidence in the government.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
文告- 二零一零年度第一次伊利沙白女皇医院捐血醒觉运动
沙巴巫统兵南邦区会妇女之爱心小组成员正在为进行捐血之同僚打气
左1: 朱刚明 (医院巡察局主席/Chairman Of Hospital Visitors Board),
左2: Ms. Florence Suah (沙巴巫统兵南邦区会妇女组秘书),
左4: Ms. Monica Apuk (沙巴巫统兵南邦区会妇女组福利主任)
第一位抽中奖品的捐血者。
日期：二零一零年一月十二日
二零一零年度第一次伊利沙白女皇医院捐血醒觉运动
(Kempen Kesedaran Menderma Darah Peringkat Hospital QE
Siri I/2010)
在今天的捐血醒觉运动中，期望的50包宝贵的血液终於取得成功。
该项由早上10点至下午4点正的捐血醒觉运动是在伊利沙白女皇医院PGMC大厦的Sri Kinabalu大堂举行。PGMC 大厦就在新建的专科医院大楼侧邻。
这活动是主办当局今年4个捐血运动中的第一个。此项持续性的捐血运动旨在维持或提高公众对缺血紧迫性的意识。
此项活动是由如下的单位组合促成的：-
医院血库单位 (UnitTabung Darah (Blood Bank Unit/),
2. 医院员工福利及文化俱乐部
(Kelab Kebajikan Dan Kebudayaan / Welfare & Culture Club),
3. 医院卫生推广单位(Unit Promosi Kesihatan / Health Promotion Unit),
4. 医院巡察局(Lembaga Pelawat Hospital) (Hospital Visitors Board /).
令人难於忘怀及感到激赏的就是看到好多的妇女乐意捐献血液于血库。大部份前来捐献血液的妇女皆来自医院的员工，除此之外，就是由巫统兵南邦区会妇女组的福利部代表们莫属了。该福利部的成员是由Ms. Florence Suah, 巫统兵南邦区会的妇女组区会秘书, 及Ms. Monica Apuk, 巫统兵南邦区会妇女组福利部门的主席，带领下作出如此崇高的贡献。
亦是本巡察局副财政的Puan Nining Ballard, 也刚好是巫统兵南邦区会的妇女组主席。
医院卫生推广单位之Puan Liam 与及医院血库单位 的 En. Jorimin Langap，都异口同声地赞同把这项捐献血液的醒觉运动及延伸到州内年轻人及广大的妇女群体中。
医院员工福利及文化俱乐部 和医院巡察局皆为本醒觉运动报效免费的小礼品；而医院巡察局则负责报效幸运抽奖的3份奖品。这3份奖品分是饭煲，小电茶煲，及稍为大型的电茶煲。
血是永远的需要，受者更是感激莫明。而严重缺血时期往往就是逢欢庆节日之季节。
那些正值年经健康的大众群众，请踊跃和大方的捐血。救人一命，胜造七级浮屠.
其他出现在场者报括有： 有护士单位的Sister Tomblow Ngadiran ; 会计单位的Puan Mahanom, ; 医院巡察局的En. Chu Kong Ming （朱刚明）, 及委员会委员（翁书光）等。
Chu Kong Ming （朱刚明）
Chairman
Hospital Visitor Board (Queen Elizabeth Hospital)
e-mail: ckmalph@gmail.com
PRESS RELEASE - Kempen Kesedaran Menderma Darah Peringkat Hospital Bil 1/2010
A Sayang Squad of Wanita UMNO Penampang is seen doing her good deed with fellow members doing their part in giving her a cheer.
L1: Chu Kong Ming (Chairman Of Hospital Visitors Board),
L2: Ms. Florence Suah (Secretary of Wanita UMNO Bahagian Penampang),
L4: Ms. Monica Apuk (Head Of Welfare Bureau,Wanita UMNO Bahagian Penampang)
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Kempen Kesedaran Menderma Darah Peringkat Hospital Bil 1/2010
The expectation to raise 50 bags of precious blood has been successfully achieved during today's campaign.
It was held from 10.00am till 4.00pm at the hall of Dewan Sri Kinabalu located at the PGMC block adjacent to the new hospital building - the Specialist Building (Bangunan Klinik Pakar).
The event was the first of the four blood donation drives by the hospital in 2010, and is part of a continuing campaign of the hospital to prolong the public awareness on the ever acute shortage and urgency of blood supply in the State capital.
The event was a joint effort between Unit Tabung Darah (Blood Bank Unit), Kelab Kebajikan Dan Kebudayaan Hospital (Hospital Staff Welfare & Culture Club), Unit Promosi Kesihatan (Health Promotion Unit), and Lembaga Pelawat Hospital (Hospital Visitors Board).
The most significant of today's event was the presence of more women willing to contribute their blood for the bank, with the participants mostly made up by the female hospital staffs, followed by the ladies from Wanita UMNO Bahagian Penampang led by Ms. Florence Suah, Divisional Secretary, and Ms. Monica Apuk, Welfare Bureau (Biro Kebajikan).
Puan Nining Ballard, the chairman of the women wing of UMNO Bahagian Penampang, is a member of the Hospital Visitors Board.
Puan Liam of the Health Promotion Unit, and En. Jorimin Langap the Blood Bank Unit, are both agreed to extend the future donation drive to the female as well as the youth groups.
Free goodies for donors were sponsored by both the club (Hospital Staff Welfare & Culture Club) and the Hospital Visitors Board. The Visitors Board had contributed three lucky draw's prizes, namely electric rice cooker, Jug kettle, and a electric kettle respectively.
Blood is forever needed, and is very much appreciated by the recipients. The shortage of blood is especially acute during and near the festival seasons.
The public, especially the young and healthy one, is therefore encouraged to donate their precious blood voluntarily, regularly, and generously.
Others present at the campaign during the morning session were: Sister Tomblow Ngadiran of the Nursing Unit; Puan Mahanom, Ketua Unit Akaun; En. Chu Kong Ming, ALPHQEH Chairman; and ALPHQEH Committee Members: En. Ong See Kwang.
Chu Kong Ming
Chairman
Hospital Visitor Board (Queen Elizabeth Hospital)
e-mail: ckmalph@gmail.com
Monday, January 4, 2010
Change For The Sake Of Health (Part 1) (Bernama)
Reprinted from Bernama / January 04, 2010 15:13 PM
Change For The Sake Of Health
By Melati Mohd Ariff
This is the first of the two part article on consumerism
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 4 (Bernama) -- "Change your ways!" This is the mantra for consumers in 2010.
Without the change in attitude, efforts and campaign undertaken by the government or non-governmental organisations (NGO) to educate consumers serves no purpose.
Moreover, consumers will only end up wasting their money and put their lives in jeopardy.
In changing consumer attitude, it is wise to reflect on some of the campaigns including the "Tak Nak" campaign to eradicate smoking and the move by the government to increase the retail price of sugar.
The campaign on smokers is to remind them constantly that smoking not only wastes money but also endangers their health and the health of those around them.
PRICE HIKE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CONSUMERS
Therefore, smokers in the nation should view positively the government's decision to set a minimum price of RM6.40 for a 20-stick cigarette pack effective January 1, 2010.
Malaysians may well be aware of the gory images on the effects of smoking flashed on billboards, posters and the cigarette packs.
Since the launch of the campaign in 2009, Malaysians have been exposed to the dangers of smoking and the danger caused by secondhand smoke.
Smokers should also be aware of the dangerous content in the cigarette itself. The cigarette is said to contain about 4,000 elements with at least 200 of them hazardous to human health.
The dangerous components in cigarettes are tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide. The three impair the lungs and blood circulation!
In fact the World Health Organisation (WHO) had clearly stated the dangers of smoking through its bulletin, World Health, and the bulletin is incorporated at the Health Ministry's website.
The bulletin states that the nicotine found in tobacco unleashes chemical reaction similar to heroin and cocaine.
SMOKING KILLS
The ministry's website also states that smoking can kill up to 1 billion people in the 21st century.
It is estimated that there are about 1.15 billion smokers all over the world with more than 80 per cent of them living in nations with low and medium income.
The website also quoted WHO as saying that tobacco is among the leading cause of deaths worldwide.
WHO estimated that approximately 100 million people will die due to complications caused by tobacco in the 20th century.
THE MALAYSIAN SCENE
Back in Malaysia, smokers represent almost half of the male population and each day about 45 to 50 teenagers under 18 pick up the habit.
About 30 per cent of the boys between 12 and 18 years smoke and the number of teenage girls picking up the habit has increased.
According to the ministry, health problems related to smoking including lung cancer has increased by 17 percent.
The same destructive habit has contributed to one million coronary cases.
Speak to any cardiologist, among the healthy lifestyle that they would suggest is to keep away from cigarettes.
Apart from high cholesterol, diabetes and high blood pressure, smoking too contributes to heart problem.
AVOID SWEET TOOTH
Like cigarettes, sugar too has negative implications to health but again many Malaysian consumers remain indifferent in their consumption.
Each time sugar shortage happens, often because traders hoard the commodity to push up the prices on the pretext of a shortage, consumers rush to retail outlets and supermarkets to buy sugar more than they need.
This in reality benefits the traders but consumers remain oblivious to the dangers of excessive sugar consumption to their health especially in their golden years.
When the government announced a 20 sen increase in the price of sugar, the same consumer attitude was seen at business premises.
Consumers were seen filling the shopping carts with sugar with some newspapers flashing pictures of empty sugar racks. There were instances where unscrupulous traders took advantage of the run for sugar by hiking the price to RM1.70 per kilogram.
As usual most consumers lamented that the rise in price will make life difficult for them but fail to realise that it is better to be more prudent in using sugar.
This state of mind prevailing among consumers has defeated the campaigns by the governments and NGOs to push consumers to reduce sugar intake.
The Consumer's Association of Penang (CAP) that has been advocating the well-being of consumers came up with a handbook 'Sugar Dangerous for Health'.
Those who have taken the trouble to read the handbook will think twice in consuming sweet delicacies or in adding sugar to their drinks.
SICK BECAUSE OF SUGAR
According to CAP, chemically sugar is equivalent to alcohol and the chemical reaction is similar to the one caused by heroin. It is addictive as well.
Malaysians are reported to consume 26 teaspoons of sugar daily compared with recommended intake of seven teaspoon! The record held by Malaysians even surpasses world daily average sugar intake of 11 teaspoons daily.
As for those hooked to canned sweet or carbonated drinks, think again as each can contains between seven and eight teaspoons of sugar.
According to CAP, the white substance that we call as sugar is actually "man made poison" and other than its sweetness there is no nutritional value.
As for those who could not do away with sugar, now think again as sugar is linked with 60 types of diseases including cancer, asthma, allergy, diabetes, coronary disease, biliary stone, problems relating to the immune system, kidney disease and poor mental health.
Also do note that the 2009 statistics revealed 17 per cent of Malaysia's population of 27 million suffer from diabetes. Diabetes can lead to other complications like lost of sight, coronary disease, renal failure and stroke!
The 2006 data pointed out that 21 per cent of Malaysians are overweight and 6.2 per cent suffer from obesity.
Thus, change into a discerning consumer and choose wisely what is the best for you and your family.
-- BERNAMA
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