Improving quality of life among cancer patients in Malaysia.

There are an almost infinite number of states of health, all with differing qualities that can be affected by many factors. Each aspect of health has many components which contribute to multidimensionality. Cancer and its' related issues surrounding the treatment plan contribute to the variety of changes of quality of life of cancer patients throughout their life.

Cost-effectiveness of HPV vaccination in the prevention of cervical cancer in Malaysia.

Introduction: Cervical cancers (CC) demonstrate the second highest incidence of female cancers in Malaysia. The costs of chronic management have a high impact on nation's health cost and patient's quality of life that can be avoided by better screening and HPV vaccination.

Methodology: Respondents were interviewed from six public Gynecology-Oncology hospitals.

Prescribing patterns and drug cost among cardiovascular patients in Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.

A prevalence study was conducted, measuring drug cost and prescribing patterns of clinicians treating cardiovascular patients in UKM Hospital (HUKM). One Hundred and thirty-five patients' case-notes were selected from the Case-Mix database of HUKM. The average and median number of drugs prescribed per patient was 7.