Medication safety is an important element in providing the right treatments to patients and considered as a practice policy in Hospital Enche’ Besar Hajjah Khalsom (HEBHK). All personnel involved in the process of providing treatment to patients should practise medication safety.

The hospital is committed to deliver quality care that is safe, effective and focused on patient experience. Together, we play our parts to reduce the risk of medication errors. Download Medication Safety brochure and booklet below:-

In Malaysia, medication error reporting is at the moment on a voluntary basis. Under the Malaysian Medication Error Reporting System, it is proposed that a Medication Safety Centre (MedSC) be established.

Information on current Malaysian Patient Safety Initiatives. e-goals Patient Safety. e-IR 2.0 for Ministry of Health Malaysia Hospitals & Institutions. Guidelines & References. Patient Safety Awareness Course for House Officers. Click here to access a testing site for the new e-IR form and e-goals patient safety reporting system.

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The Malaysian Patient Safety Goals (MPSGs) has become the benchmark for the Nursing Division in its effort to improve the safety of healthcare delivery by nurses. The Nursing Division Malaysia has shown its commitment to patient safety with the integration of the 13 Patient Safety Goals by the nurses in their provision of nursing care. 6

Medication Administration List, HEBHK - Medication Double Check Noradrenaline (Norepinephrine) 4mg/4ml Injection - Yellow colour medication bin and high alert label for storage shelves in pharmacy. - High alert label for storage shelves in ward’s emergency trolley and floor stock. - Use cautionary label - High Alert Medication

The principal objective of the MNMP is to improve health outcomes of Malaysians by promoting equitable access to essential medicines, promoting rational use of medicines and ensuring quality, safety, efectiveness and afordability of medicines.

2020年1月1日 · This chapter aims to explore the drug (medication)-safety related issues in Malaysia, highlighting present practices and reporting challenges and offering recommendations to overcome the challenges. Malaysia has adequate laws and regulations to monitor and manage drug safety issues.

High Alert Medications (HAMs) are medications that bear a heightened risk of causing significant patient harm when these medications are used in error.