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Indonesia kini menduduki tangga pertama negara di Asia Tenggara yang terjejas teruk akibat COVID-19 di mana jangkitan COVID-19 melebihi angka 60,000 kes pada Jumaat lalu dengan lebih 3,000 kematian.
Pada Khamis lalu, media melaporkan Indonesia mencatatkan 1,624 kes COVID-19 baharu dalam tempoh sehari.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Prihatin dengan situasi menekan COVID-19 di Indonesia, Pasukan Tindakan dan Bantuan Persatuan Perubatan Islam Malaysia (IMARET) hari ini menyalurkan 5,000 topeng muka N95 ke negara ji...Road crash involvement among doctors isn't foreign news and it's the sad truth. Hence, self-care is a vital element in making sure we deliver the best healthcare service.
Thus, our research group which comprises of specialists and doctors, aims to determine the prevalence of road crash involvement among doctors and investigate the factors behind the tragedy.
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) and the IMAM Research Team has recently published a protocol paper in BMJ Open, titled 'Prevalence and predictors of road crash involvement among medical doctors in Malaysia'
Hence, we are also collecting responses from doctors to complete the study. Do click on the survey link as follow to help us explore the problem behind doctors' road crash involvement.
⏩ forms.gle/mgmahFjvP8KGwPFz8
We also hope our doctor colleagues could share the link for other doctors to complete. Thank you very much for the kind cooperation!
Thank you
Dr. Aneesa Abdul Rashid (Project Leader)
Family medicine Specialist and Medical Lecturer UPM
IMAM Gen Sec / IMAM Research team
aneesa@upm.edu.my
The public may access published article on BMJ Open using the link below
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/10/7/e037653.full?ijkey=fiPC39iovEJRzQB&keytype=ref
Team members: Rusli Bin Nordin Khairil Idham Ismail
This animation by World Health Organization simplifies what type of masks should be worn by different type of individuals.
Let's educate ourselves to maintain recovery! We must realise that Covid-19 is not over yet, hence let's spread information from reliable sources, maintain social distance and wear our masks!
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