Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society Urges Immediate Action Plan for Permanent Positions
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The Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society (MPS) welcomes the government's announcement regarding the offer of permanent positions to contract pharmacists serving in the public health sector. This move is considered a positive development in recognizing the significant contributions of healthcare staff who have long served under the contract system.
Although this news provides new hope, the MPS emphasizes that the government must provide a clear and detailed action plan. This plan is essential to ensure that the absorption process for permanent positions proceeds smoothly, transparently, and fairly for all eligible candidates nationwide.
According to the MPS, many contract pharmacists have demonstrated a high level of commitment in supporting Malaysia's public healthcare system, especially during challenging periods. Therefore, granting permanent positions not only safeguards their welfare but also helps retain professional talent in the public service for the long term.
Furthermore, the issue of pharmacist shortages in government hospitals and clinics is often a matter of concern. With more stable career security, the ministry is expected to reduce the resignation rate and ensure that the quality of health services for the public remains maintained.
In conclusion, the association hopes that the authorities will promptly implement the promise with procedures that are easy to understand. Cooperation between the ministry and professional associations is highly necessary to ensure that the future of the pharmacy profession in Malaysia is more secure and competitive.
Sources: CodeBlue
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