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CONTENT TABLE OF 2 9 13 16 21 3 5 17 Amidst Pandemic Covid-19! International Virtual Fitness INTERNATIONALIZATION Program EDITORIAL NOTES Deputy Dean (Postgraduate & Research)’s Message ACADEMIC New Clinical Postgraduate Program Development Writing Workshop RESEARCH & INNOVATION Book Launching & MOU Signing GCP Workshop 2022 Kreanova 2022 CLINICAL SERVICE Outreach Cataract Surgery HUMS-FMHS Circumcision Workshop 2022 PUBLIC HEALTH Eye Healthcare Education Programme STUDENT AFFAIRS International Inter Medical Faculty Games Blood Donation Awareness Campaign Mental Health Talk: ADMINISTRATION & MANAGERIAL FPSK Strategic Planning Retreat 2022 FPSK Appreciation Ceremony 2021 Anatomi Ilmu @MedicUMS
Assalamualaikum w.b.t & good day dear all. Firstly, let me congratulate our new students for successfully enrolling in one of our academic programs here at FPSK UMS. Not forgetting, welcome back to all returning students to our beautiful UMS Campus! Let’s begin our new academic year with a clear vision and strive towards excellence. In line with the aim to be an innovative university at global standing, we must deliver concerted effort to ensure our students are not only becoming highly sought graduates, but also utilises our experiential learning towards sustainable impacts in the society including well-being and healthcare aspects. Moving away from traditional pedagogical teaching, there are platforms for research and creative learning to facilitate a conducive learning environment while maintaining excellent quality teaching. Make the best use of smart2ums as well as available OER and MOOC videos. To highlight, the faculty is steering towards establishing our own institute of clinical research by the year 2024. With the upcoming teaching Hospital University Malaysia Sabah ready to serve as the medical service hub and our FPSK as the medical education hub in the northern Borneo region, the planning for medical research hub would complete the whole medical research ecosystem. With these in place, lifelong learning must be considered as compulsory! "Let me end my thoughts by wishing everyone a nice warm welcome to our academic year of 2022/2023." AP Dr Fatimah binti Ahmedy Deputy Dean (Postgraduate & Research) Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sabah AP Dr Fairrul bin Masnah @ Kadir (Academic) Dr Praneetha Palasuberniam (Internationalization) AP Dr Firdaus bin Mohd Hayati (Research & Innovation) Dr Mohd Fariz bin Amri Aliaman (Clinical Service) AP Dr Syed Sharizman bin Syed Abdul Rahim (Public Health) AP Dr Azizan bin Omar (Student Affairs) Mr Talib bin Abdullah Shani (Administration & Managerial) Dr Muhammad Ikmal bin Mohamad Kamil Senior Lecturer & Ophthalmologist, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, UMS [email protected] (Postgraduate & Research) EDITORIAL NOTES 2
ACADEMIC By: AP Dr Fairul bin Masnah @ Kadir Deputy Dean, Academic & Internationalization The Science Management Sector of Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) organised a workshop on Writing New Clinical Postgraduate Program Documents on Tuesday, 17th May 2022 in MEDRECT. The workshop was jointly organized by the Academic Unit, Medical Education Department and Academic Quality Coordinator. Master of Emergency Medicine Master of Rehabilitation Medicine Master of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Master of Family Medicine The workshop was attended by four departments aimed at the development of : 3
By: AP Dr Fairul bin Masnah @ Kadir Deputy Dean, Academic & Internationalization The objective of the workshop is to develop new clinical postgraduate program in FPSK UMS to meet the country’s ever-increasing demand for medical specialists especially in Sabah. This is in line with the development of the Hospital Universiti Malaysia Sabah which will be operational by June 2023, and the development of other allied health programs in the faculty such as Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health and Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Scientist. During the workshop, various elements of program development were discussed such as Program Educational Objectives, Program Learning Outcomes and Table 4. The pathway, planning and timeline of the new program development were also discussed thoroughly including the anticipated issues that may arise later. This workshop was the first out of a series of workshops that will be organized to prepare for the program development which is aimed to start in 2024. With this, it is hoped that FPSK UMS will become the future centre of excellence in the area of medicine and health science in the region. To find out more about this workshop, please contact AP Dr Fairrul bin Kadir at [email protected] ACADEMIC 4
By Dr Praneetha Palasuberniam Coordinator of Internationalization In line with the 17th Sustainable Development Goal, strengthening regarding implementation and revitalization of global partnership, we have become a hub of higher education excellence for students globally, whereby old geographic barriers become irrelevant, deeming it borderless. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, notably the Department of Nursing, has catalyzed communication between neighbouring nations by creating and maintaining internationalization programmes under the leadership of Ms Mazlinda Musa, with the assistance of the Centre for Internationalization and Global Engagement, using an online platform. Students from the University Muhammadiyah Surakarta in Indonesia and the University of the Immaculate Conception in the Philippines attending our in-house module (MN10404 Medical Surgical Nursing I). These endeavours are inbound and outbound emobility programmes with the University Muhammadiyah Surakarta in Indonesia and the University of the Immaculate Conception in the Philippines. This experiential learning began in March 2021, with almost 50 students embarking on inbound and outbound programmes. Our inbound module (MN10404 Medical Surgical Nursing I) exposed students to pathophysiology and diagnostics for patients with cancer and other terminal illnesses in palliative care. This module also included nursing interventions, management and perioperative care plans via a scenario-based learning approach. INTERNATIONALIZATION 5
By Dr Praneetha Palasuberniam Coordinator of Internationalization INTERNATIONALIZATION In my opinion, the inbound and outbound programs are great! The outbound program allowed us to experience what it feels like to be in UMSurakarta. Although this program is conducted via an online platform, the students and lecturers from UMSurakarta still welcome us with open arms. The inbound program lets us meet new people. The environment in the class was very cheerful, it made us feel like we were a part of them and they were a part of us. -Aleister Yee Chun Yin, Student of Nursing Diploma Year I On the other hand, the outbound programme was conducted in Indonesian, giving our students the best opportunity to introduce a new language. This module, titled 'Pencegahan dan Perawatan Cedera' (POR40733), introduced students to sports-related injuries, wound prevention and management procedures, giving them an idea of the differential treatment approaches across countries. The involvement of students from other institutions fosters cross-communication and networking, resulting in the production of unforgettable experiences and connections. Variety and creativity are indeed the best methods to keep learning engaging and exciting, as Aleister so eloquently highlighted in his testimony. For further details about the future direction of the Internationalization Unit, please contact me at [email protected] 6
nI col al b o r a t ion with Special Olympics M ala y s ia S( OM) INTERNATIONALIZATION The HEAL Research Unit of Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, UMS organised a virtual fitness program entitled “International Special Olympics (SO) FIT 5 Virtual Home Fitness 2021”. This virtual fitness program is a collaborative effort with Special Olympics Malaysia (SOM) scheduled to run every Saturday since it was launched on 14th August 2021 and was continued until the end of January 2022. This program aimed to create awareness of the importance of fitness and provide accessibility for the Intellectual Disability (ID) community to be physically active while encouraging more people to join as volunteers for community empowerment. People with ID have significantly lower fitness levels than the general population across all health-related activities. Despite exercise acts as preventative medicine for health, intervention for exercise seems to be lacking among people with ID. The ID community is at risk of being disadvantaged in society due to the lack of needed support, awareness, and care that facilitate social inclusion. Therefore, this program has employed the FIT 5 Exercise from Level 1 to Level 5, in which SO athletes have learned basic movements involved in four exercise components (endurance, strength, flexibility and balance), with gradual increment in the difficulty and intensity across all five levels. 7 By AP. Dr. D. Maryama Bte Ag. Daud Lecturer, Exercise Physiologist, and Head of HEAL Research Unit
By AP. Dr. D. Maryama Bte Ag. Daud Lecturer, Exercise Physiologist, and Head of HEAL Research Unit nI col al b o r a t ion with Special Olympics M ala y s ia S( OM) During this program, Community FIT 5 Coach Certification was issued to all qualified participants as an opportunity for them to serve and empower the community. In addition, HEAL Research Unit provided a one-off virtual fitness assessment service for participants involved, evaluated and gave feedback on their overall fitness level. Through the assessment, few athletes have shown a significant improvement in their fitness level. As part of a promotion for public awareness, the Virtual Fitness for ID, this project was submitted for competition in the International Putra InnoCreative Carnival in Teaching and Learning (PicTL) 2021. A poster entitled “Virtual Fitness Program for People with Intellectual Disability towards Social Inclusiveness and Community Empowerment” was successfully presented and was awarded a silver medal. The SO FIT 5 Virtual Home Fitness 2021 was opened to the public and free of charge. It was attended by 73 participants from all over Malaysia and other countries such as India, Singapore, and Brunei. We have received excellent feedback from the participants, who found this program has significantly improved their health and not only fitness level, confidence level, motivational behaviour, and socializing aptitude of ID athletes’. To find out more about the virtual home fitness program, please contact me at [email protected] or [email protected] INTERNATIONALIZATION 8
with Ministry of Youth and Sports in Sab a h The UMS Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences through HEAL Research Unit has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Sabah State Sports Council (MSNS), on 22nd November 2021 at Sabah International Convention Centre (SICC). The ceremony started with the launching of the Sabah Sports Development Strategic Plan Book 2021 – 2030 which was officiated by Yang Berhormat Datuk Ellron Alfred Angin, the Minister of KBSS. The Sabah Sports Development Strategic Plan Book 2021 – 2030 is a combination of ideas from various fields of expertise and is lead by Assoc. Prof. Dr. D. Maryama Bte Ag. Daud. RESEARCH & INNOVATION By AP. Dr. D. Maryama Bte Ag. Daud Lecturer, Exercise Physiologist, and Head of HEAL Research Unit The strategic framework of the Sabah Sports Development Plan involves three major priorities: (1) high-performance sports, (2) sports industry, and (3) mass sports, and is supported by seven strategic priorities, (1) sports culture, (2) governance, (3) smart collaboration, (4) finance, (5) athlete development, (6) volunteerism, and lastly (7) systematic research. The launching ceremony was followed with the signing of the MOU. The MOU was signed by the representative from UMS, Y. Bhg. Prof. Datuk. ChM. Ts. Dr. Taufiq Yap Yun Hin, the former Vice Chancellor of UMS and Y. Bhg. En. Luqman Ridha Anwar, the Registrar of UMS, the representative from KBSS, Y. Bhg. Tuan Mansur Hj Asun, the Permanent Secretary of KBSS cum the Secretary of MSNS, and also the representative from MSNS, Y. Brs. Tuan. Asneh Mohd Noor, the Director of MSNS, and witnessed by Y. B. Minister of KBSS. 9
RESEARCH & INNOVATION By AP. Dr. D. Maryama Bte Ag. Daud Lecturer, Exercise Physiologist, and Head of HEAL Research Unit with Ministry of Youth and Sports in Sab a h The MOU between MSNS and UMS is recognized as a network of cooperation and smart partnerships for high-performance sports research and development. This MOU also covers scientific, specific and structured testing and assessment, as well as consultation. Through this collaboration, UMS received a research grant from MSNS amounting RM1,000,000.00 a year. To find out more about the MOU, please contact [email protected] 10
The Science Management Sector of Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) organised collaborative workshops with Clinical Research Centre of Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital 2 on 1st – 3rd of March and 23rd – 25th of March 2022 respectively on Good Clinical Practise. The workshop started with a series of online talks by expert panels and ended with a face-to-face examination in the main exam hall in the FMHS, UMS. Despite having the examination via physical manner, it went on very smoothly and followed the standard operating procedure set by the Pusat Kesiapsagaan dan Tindakan Covid-19 of UMS. In practice, Good Clinical Practise is an international ethical and scientific quality standard for any researcher who plans to design, conduct, record and report clinical trials that involve human subjects. This is to ensure that the study subjects are safeguarded accordant to the Declaration of Helsinki. By the end of the day, the participant who has passed the examination will be awarded with a license in the form of a certificate. Both workshops were attended by approximately 60 participants each, mostly from the Ministry of Health Malaysia. We were fortunate that the top management had agreed to financially support the workshop for each participant from UMS. We have received excellent feedback from the participants, who found the events to be very wellorganised and useful for their future academic careers. We hope that in the future, UMS itself will be able to organise this important workshop internally. To find out more about this event, please contact AP. Dr. Mohd Firdaus bin Mohd Hayati at [email protected] RESEARCH & INNOVATION By AP Dr Mohd Firdaus Mohd Hayati Former Deputy Dean, Postgraduate and Research 11
By Dr Timothy Wong Leong Wei Innovation Coordinator and Senior Lecturer, Department of Otorhinolaryngology Research and innovation are an integral part of our roles as academicians and clinical staff. With that in mind, the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS), UMS, organized its 2nd annual edition of KREANOVA 2.0 @ FPSK. The event registration started on July 2022 and was concluded with the result announcement on 4th October 2022. This is an initiative by FMHS to promote creativity and innovation among its faculty members. This is also in line with the mission of the university to not only promote excellence in research but also to encourage more ideas and innovation to create new products and services with the aim for commercialization. The goal is to nurture and encourage the development of all rounded members of the university, all the way from academicians to administrative staff and students. A total of 31 projects had been submitted this year with participations from both academicians as well as management staff and students. RESEARCH & INNOVATION 12 In addition to that, there were also sharing sessions by two esteemed speakers from Universiti Malaya and Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia on the topics of “Rehabilitation Robotics and Healthcare Engineering” as well as “The Use of Industry Revolution 4.0 in Digital Health”. An Intellectual Property registration workshop was also held as part of the KREANOVA 2.0 @ FPSK events. It is with great hopes that there will be more participation in the years to come and this event will lead to greater achievements in terms of product and services development on the national and international levels. We hope that this event will serve as a catalyst to uncover more brilliant minds among the members of FMHS. To find out more about future events via email at [email protected]
By Dr Sylves Patrick Senior Lecturer & Ophthalmologist Almost 2 years since the Covid-19 pandemic started, the cataract surgery carnival was held again on 21–23 January 2022 at Kota Belud District Hospital. The event was organized by the Department of Ophthalmology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) and Kota Belud District Hospital and launched by the Kota Belud Director Hospital, Dr Primus John. Three ophthalmologists were involved in the event, namely: Dr Sheena Mary Alexander (The head of the Ophthalmology Service, Sabah State and also the Head of the Department of Ophthalmology, QEH), Dr Chen Chui Yain (QEH ophthalmologist), and Dr Sylves Patrick (Senior Lecturer and practising Ophthalmologist of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences UMS and QEH). CLINICAL SERVICE 13 From the left: Dr Sylves Patrick, Dr Primus John, Dr Sheena Mary Alexander and Dr Chen Chui Yain. Dr Sylves Patrick with the operating team.
Many of the rural people of Sabah have difficulties in accessing a tertiary centre (QEH) for further cataract treatment, even more so during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, the number and severity of cataracts have increased due to delayed cataract treatment. Many of the patients had difficulties in terms of financial support and transport. Additionally, many of them had worse visual acuity of perception of light. The event aimed to reach the rural population to treat their ocular diseases, especially cataracts, at the nearest district hospital that is convenient for them to visit. A total of 32 patients were operated on for cataracts including pterygia. All of the patients were very grateful that the cataract surgery was performed at the nearby district hospital rather than far away at QEH. Additionally, they were also given a free intraocular lens, which was sponsored by a very generous non-governmental organisation. As one of the operating surgeons, I felt satisfied and relieved knowing that after the surgery, many patients with low visual acuity of perception of light were able to regain very good vision, transitioning from being visually dependent to being visually independent. The happiest moment for the patients was when they were able to see their family members again. This event will be repeated in the future since cataracts are endemic in the population. To find out more about the carnival, please contact me at [email protected] By Dr Sylves Patrick Senior Lecturer & Ophthalmologist CLINICAL SERVICE 14 Dr Sylves Patrick performing cataract surgery.
By AP Dr Mohd Firdaus Mohd Hayati Head, Department of Surgery CLINICAL SERVICE 15 Circumcision is one of the important surgeries performed globally. Approximately 70% are due to ritual intent, but the rest are because of other causes such as trauma, infection, etc. Hence, performing a clinical workshop especially on circumcision without using a real patient, seems practical. A workshop on circumcision was organized by the Department of Surgery, Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) in collaboration with the KIK team, Hospital UMS on the 30th of October 2022. This workshop aimed to highlight the safe and correct technique for performing circumcision using the dorsal slit method. It was participated by 20 HUMS staff in various posts including medical officers, assistant medical officers and staff nurses. Throughout this workshop, the participants had the opportunity to have pre- and post-questionnaire sessions, listen to the sharing talk by AP Dr Mohd Firdaus bin Mohd Hayati and later participate in the practical session on the self-created penile model. The event was successfully facilitated together by AP Dr Nornazirah Azizan and the KIK team. Overall, most participants were satisfied with the organized workshop and hope to have a credential and privileging session soon. To find out more about this event in the future, please contact AP Dr Mohd Firdaus Mohd Hayati @ [email protected]
Based on the Malaysian National Eye Survey II (NESII) revealed that the prevalence of blindness in Sabah is four times higher than central peninsular of Malaysia. The most common cause of low vision is cataract and uncorrected refractive error. Furthermore, higher prevalence of shortsightedness and squint among children after the pandemic Covid-19 is also related to the excessive usage of gadgets among them. On this note, Ophthalmology department, FPSK conducted an Eye Healthcare Education Program on 25th November 2022 at Rural Medical Education Centre, Sikuati Kudat. This would be a serial flagship programme by the Ophthalmology department. With the theme “Good Eye, Good Vision For Everyone”, this program was aimed to increase awareness of eye healthcare and train the teachers to identify eye-related problems, especially short-sightedness and squint among school children. There were eighteen teachers from local communities involved as participants. This program was officiated by the dean of FPSK, Prof. Dr Mohammad Saffree bin Jeffree representing UMS Vice Chancellor. Among the topics discussed were refractive error (by Miss Nur Syuhaidah Saidi), eye problems related to systemic diseases (by Dr Sylves Patrick) and introduction to squint (by AP Dr Shuaibah Ab Ghani). Participants were also having a practical session on visual acuity and squint examination during the evening session. Overall, this program was conducted smoothly. All participants were satisfied with the program and determined to initiate a basic eye screening program for their respective schools in the future. For further details about future eye healthcare education program, please contact me at [email protected] By Dr Muhammad Ikmal Mohamad Kamil Senior Lecturer and Ophthalmologist PUBLIC HEALTH 16
Medical Student Association (MEDSTAS) of Universiti Malaysia Sabah took the initiative to produce medical students who are not only smart academically, but also future doctors who implement a lifestyle of leisure and sports in their daily activities through the 3rd Borneo International Inter Medical Faculty Games program on 25th March to 5th June 2022. This program focused on UMS medical and nursing students as well as universities other than UMS. This program was carried out in both online and face-toface platforms. For e-sports, MEDSTAS had collaborated with international universities such as Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Surabaya (UNUSA), Indonesia and universities in Malaysia such as Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) and Management and Science University (MSU). While for face-to-face sports, this program was only conducted among FMHS UMS students to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus. By MEDSTAS Committee STUDENT AFFAIRS 17
By MEDSTAS Committee STUDENT AFFAIRS 18 This program emphasized positive competitiveness between medical students and also created a united spirit that will bring various benefits to the medical field in the future. This program aimed to produce a group of future UMS graduates who have a high level of sportsmanship, to foster the spirit of cooperation among medical and nursing students and to strengthen planning and strategic thinking skills among medical and nursing students. You can find out more about our future events at Instagram @medstasums
By MEDSTAS Committee STUDENT AFFAIRS 19 In the current endemic phase of COVID-19, the Medical Students' Association (MEDSTAS) seized the opportunity to organize a 'Blood Donation Awareness Campaign' program. This program aimed to increase awareness of the importance of donating blood to help those in need, especially Thalassemia patients. The blood donation event was held at the Kolej Kediaman Tun Fuad (KKTF) UMS multipurpose hall which lasted for two days, from 9th to 10th April 2022. This event was a collaboration between Hospital Universiti Malaysia Sabah (HUMS), North Borneo University College and Hospital Queen Elizabeth I (HQEI). An online talk on Thalassemia Awareness had also been held delivered by Dr Asohan Thevarajah, a paediatric haematologist to raise awareness among the community on thalassemia and blood donation. Indeed, this program had nurtured the spirit of volunteerism among the students which would give a positive impact on those in need. You can find out more about our future events at Instagram @medstasums
Mental health is a trending issue nowadays as it can be seen in students’ life. Depression is the main concern among the students as it happened tremendously which eventually brought to suicidal thoughts. As owing to that, a talk about mental health issues among the students of University Malaysia Sabah is chosen to deliver knowledge and awareness to them. The Mental Health Talk was organized by the DaVinci ClubFMHS which involved participation from students of University Malaysia Sabah. The talk was delivered by a chosen staff nurse, Miss Joane Justin. 65 participants joined the talk through online via the google meet platform. The talk was held on 14th May 2022 in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month and facilitated by the Da Vinci student committee. During the talk, participants were involved in a discussion on ‘Depression and Suicide’ matters. Participants were encouraged to ask if they were having inquiries according to the topic or any mental health issues. The talk also included some approaches for students to deal with their depression and the participants also were well-informed about how serious depression could be. The talk took two hours to finish and ended up with quizzes for the participants together with questionnaires to see improvements in their awareness about mental health issues and the effectiveness of the talk. To know more about the event, you can contact me via [email protected] By Miss Joanne Justin HUMS Staff Nurse STUDENT AFFAIRS 20
By Mr Talib bin Abdullah Shani Senior Deputy Registrar ADMINISTRATION & MANAGERIAL 21 Along with the theme 'Memperhebat Strategi, Memperkukuh Sinergi, Melonjak Visibiliti', FPSK implemented the Strategic Planning Retreat to retrospectively evaluate the implementation and achievement of the Faculty's KPI (Key Performance Indicator) for 2021 and subsequently formulate the Strategic Plan for a period of 5 years (2022 - 2027) ahead. Also involved in the development of the Strategic Plan is the Flagship Programme proposal to further enhance the impact and visibility of the Faculty and UMS in general to stakeholders, especially the State of Sabah. Hopefully, with the commitment and dedication of all FPSK employees would be able to realize the strategic plan. To find out more about this event, please contact Mr Talib bin Abdullah Shani at [email protected]
By Mr Talib bin Abdullah Shani Senior Deputy Registrar ADMINISTRATION & MANAGERIAL 22 On 25th Feb 2022, FPSK successfully organized FPSK Morning Assembly 2/2022 and Appreciation Ceremony 2021 to celebrate the staffs who excelled and provided services that exceeded all expectations in the year 2021, as well as a farewell ceremony for two FPSK staff who completed their services here today. During the appreciation ceremony, 19 awards were given out to the staff who demonstrated exceptional achievement. The recipient of the awards was presented with certificates and souvenirs plaque. Assoc. Prof. Dr Pasupuleti Visweswara Rao, who completed his services and Mdm. Faranizah Taufick, who transferred to Gallery Azman Hashim, each received a token of appreciation. The faculty wish all the best in their future endeavour. The Most Popular Lecturer Teaching Award Journal Article Publication Award Book Publication Award Invention & Innovation Award Income Generation Award Postgraduate Supervisor Award Potential Academician Award Best Potential Administration Staff Award Outstanding Research Award Best Medical Lab Staff Award Best Nursing Staff Award Best Administrative Staff Award Best Mentor Award, Social Service Award The Best Faculty Academician Award Best Department Award Dean's Special Award Anugerah Kecemerlangan Universiti (AKU) 2021 The ceremony also announced the MOOC OER Competition results. Other awards that are also presented Included:
By Mr Talib bin Abdullah Shani Senior Deputy Registrar ADMINISTRATION & MANAGERIAL 23 Hearty congratulations to all recipients and let us work together to lift ourselves and FPSK to greater heights. You can find out more about future events via email at [email protected]
By Mr Talib bin Abdullah Shani Senior Deputy Registrar ADMINISTRATION & MANAGERIAL 24 Anatomi Ilmu @MedicUMS is a serial talk program involving FPSK staff as well as external invited figures. This knowledge and skills sharing program is organized by the FPSK Administrative Sector which among the objectives is to help increase motivation, generate knowledge, build good relations (rapport) and networking of current staff and external parties involved. The program has been started since 30 July 2021. As of April 2022, a total of six (6) Anatomi Ilmu series talk have been conducted as follows:
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