APRIL 5 — The Malaysian Health Coalition believes that victory over Covid-19 requires pooling Malaysia’s entire healthcare resources. This should start with the Ministries of Health , Education and Defence coordinating their human capital, financial resources, equipment and physical facilities.
There is significant desire and capacity in the private hospitals and clinics and among private sector specialists and general practitioners to contribute. Eligible patients under MySalam and PeKa B40 should be channeled into private facilities. Insurers should provide more coverage for their policy- holders, such as reimbursing for tests following MOH and World Health Organisation guidelines and the precautionary principle. This will keep Malaysian insurers in step with global trends.
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