Life Sciences [List] Private Medical Universities in Malaysia, *MD / MBBS / MBBChBAO (Update-17/11/14)*
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 Mar 12 2012, 03:38 PM
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guys,i wanna ask your opinion.what about the medical degree programme offered in Melaka Manipal University? is it recognised internationally? and what about the easiness in getting a placement there?
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Mar 12 2012, 07:02 PM
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12,290 posts Joined: Aug 2006 
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i simply cannot understand would be medical students......
would not an 'easy to enter' med school be considered suspect in quality, and you may not get good training?..... how does that then reflect on the student looking for these 'easy to enter' med schools?...... |
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Mar 12 2012, 08:02 PM
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Mar 12 2012, 07:02 PM) i simply cannot understand would be medical students...... They may be thinking doctors only need to sign. All the work is done by the nurses n the hospital assistants. So the end justify the means; so when father has a clinic, just "take over".would not an 'easy to enter' med school be considered suspect in quality, and you may not get good training?..... how does that then reflect on the student looking for these 'easy to enter' med schools?......  |
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Mar 12 2012, 08:05 PM
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QUOTE(cckkpr @ Mar 12 2012, 08:02 PM) They may be thinking doctors only need to sign. All the work is done by the nurses n the hospital assistants. So the end justify the means; so when father has a clinic, just "take over". Can I be optimistic and think that those asking such questions are not really representative of the mindset of the majority thinking of doing critical courses? It's abysmal, otherwise. |
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Mar 12 2012, 08:23 PM
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Mar 12 2012, 08:05 PM) Can I be optimistic and think that those asking such questions are not really representative of the mindset of the majority thinking of doing critical courses? It's abysmal, otherwise. The truth really hurts. When they set higher gualifying standards, there leave a leeway for you to go round the requirement. |
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Mar 12 2012, 08:29 PM
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15,856 posts Joined: Nov 2007 From: Zion 
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Mar 12 2012, 08:05 PM) Can I be optimistic and think that those asking such questions are not really representative of the mindset of the majority thinking of doing critical courses? It's abysmal, otherwise. If the majority are not like that then Allianze and MAHSA or even utar for that matter would have closed their medical programe Long time ago. |
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Mar 12 2012, 08:49 PM
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QUOTE(cckkpr @ Mar 12 2012, 08:23 PM) The truth really hurts. When they set higher gualifying standards, there leave a leeway for you to go round the requirement. Surely there will come a time when it really matters WHICH medical school one has graduated from. Due to potential oversupply of medical graduates in the country, we will potentially lose the grads from credible medical schools overseas, as they will have no incentive to come back to practice here. What happens then to the standard of medical practice in the country? Policy makers are seen to be selfish and short-sighted.  |
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Mar 12 2012, 09:16 PM
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do the sums....and the reason for all these new med schools become obvious....
people who make these decisions will be able to choose and afford quality healthcare....so it doesn't affect them.... |
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Mar 12 2012, 09:30 PM
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Mar 12 2012, 09:16 PM) do the sums....and the reason for all these new med schools become obvious.... So the gap gets wider between private (hopefully that is read as "quality") and public healthcare. I suppose if overseas medical grads still choose to come back and practice in Malaysia then, it will be after they have specialised, and enter private practice, assuming there are no more compulsory civil service then.people who make these decisions will be able to choose and afford quality healthcare....so it doesn't affect them.... |
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Mar 12 2012, 10:10 PM
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Well, being doctors and like most other professionals, when the gomen can no longer take them in they would hv to fend for themselves in the private sector. The fittest will survive n those with strong cables will also thrive. Dont you agree that the 1 care health plan is a gold mine for cronyism and nepotism n who will be the biggest beneficiary.
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Mar 12 2012, 11:24 PM
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Mar 12 2012, 09:30 PM) So the gap gets wider between private (hopefully that is read as "quality") and public healthcare. I suppose if overseas medical grads still choose to come back and practice in Malaysia then, it will be after they have specialised, and enter private practice, assuming there are no more compulsory civil service then. that is why they want to do introduce the 1care health plan.. so that hopeless doctors can get patients too should they come out to private...at that time..private and public are equally screwed up too.. |
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Mar 13 2012, 12:43 AM
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QUOTE(zstan @ Mar 12 2012, 11:24 PM) that is why they want to do introduce the 1care health plan.. so that hopeless doctors can get patients too should they come out to private...at that time..private and public are equally screwed up too.. I guess it will be our loss then when the properly trained doctors opt not to come back at all. Sucks! |
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Mar 13 2012, 07:54 AM
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QUOTE(podrunner @ Mar 13 2012, 12:43 AM) I guess it will be our loss then when the properly trained doctors opt not to come back at all. Sucks! As it is now, how many docs from oz or uk come back to serve. Most would prefer sg. |
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Mar 13 2012, 10:09 PM
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2,527 posts Joined: Feb 2007 From: Im a Medical Officer in /K. I'm here to lepak.
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QUOTE 146 universiti China kini diiktiraf Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi E-mel Artikel Cetak Artikel Tanda Artikel Besarkan Saiz Teks Kecilkan Saiz Teks Komen Artikel KUALA LUMPUR: Sebanyak 146 institusi pengajian tinggi di China menjadi kumpulan pertama yang diiktiraf Agensi Kelayakan Malaysia (MQA) dari negara itu, dan senarainya diserahkan kepada Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi hari ini. Timbalan Menteri Pengajian Tinggi berkata pengiktirafan itu adalah susulan Perjanjian Pengiktirafan Seiring (MRA) yang ditandatangani Malaysia dan China pada 28 April tahun lepas. Pelaksanaan MRA antara Malaysia dan China melalui bidang pengajian tinggi akan memberi banyak manfaat terutamanya dalam mempertingkatkan kerjasama di peringkat institut pengajian tinggi, katanya pada sidang media, di sini. Sementara itu, Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif MQA Datuk Syed Ahmad Hussein yang turut hadir, berkata senarai tersebut akan dikemas kini daripada semasa ke semasa. "Pemilihan institut pengajian tinggi dari RRC (Republik Rakyat China) terbabit untuk kali permulaan ini adalah di bawah seliaan terus Agensi Pusat RRC. "Jalinan bidang pengajian dengan RRC adalah yang pertama telah kami buat, dan kami sedang dalam perancangan untuk mempertingkatkan lagi hubungan dalam bidang pengajian tinggi bersama New Zealand dan Australia," katanya. Antara universiti China yang diiktiraf ialah Universiti Anhui, Universiti Beihang, Universiti Fudan dan Universiti Donghua. - BERNAMA http://www.hmetro.com.my/articles/146unive...nTinggi/Article |
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Mar 13 2012, 10:35 PM
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12,290 posts Joined: Aug 2006
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recognition of the specific degrees of medicine will remain with the mmc....which while saying they want the section 13/2 list shortened, will no doubt add a few hundred more should the political master say so.....
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Mar 13 2012, 10:48 PM
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4,516 posts Joined: Apr 2010
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Wow! Education is really big business now; I am sure several proposals hv been put in prior to this announcement. Interesting times indeed.
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Mar 22 2012, 02:24 AM
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2,527 posts Joined: Feb 2007 From: Im a Medical Officer in /K. I'm here to lepak.
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Mar 13 2012, 10:35 PM) recognition of the specific degrees of medicine will remain with the mmc....which while saying they want the section 13/2 list shortened, will no doubt add a few hundred more should the political master say so..... Public service department (SPA) will bypass MMC and recognize the degrees behind MMC's back...~MMC will 'have to' follow suit later... as they did many2 times before~ heh~  This post has been edited by CyberSetan: Mar 22 2012, 02:25 AM |
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Apr 3 2012, 12:00 PM
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9 posts Joined: Feb 2011 
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Hi, was wondering if the mentioned fees include accommodation? :/
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Apr 3 2012, 01:02 PM
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12,290 posts Joined: Aug 2006
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QUOTE(rosieree @ Apr 3 2012, 12:00 PM) Hi, was wondering if the mentioned fees include accommodation? :/ of course not....! |
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Apr 3 2012, 01:22 PM
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11 posts Joined: Oct 2010
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hey guys is it recommended to take up medic course at aimst? Im going to graduate in 2018 if i joined this year and the prospect of doctors doesn't look to good now. I can't imagine in 2018 what will happen. So guys?
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