There is no private hospital in Malaysia better equipped than government hospital. Private hospital provides better services, thats all if u got the money…and covers that “service” part only. For those in private hospital really in critical conditions he/she will be send to government hospital.

Government hospitals are somehow different coz they need to safeguard the population of malaysia. With better equipments and resources…there is no reason for them to say sorry to those who unable to pay the bills. So for those who unable to pay the bills, is it fair to just let them have the chances of survival to be lesser than those who are rich?? Our government has the money so no reason.

Regarding doctors. Like what i said, it is all up to government to maintain them. These doctors and even nurses can easily find jobs elsewhere, private hospital in malaysia or overseas, so it is up to the government to maintain them. (Haven’t even mention all the political issues)

The main point is,…our government with natural resources and non-natural industries can easily maintain all the required doctors and professionals. Why do our government doesn’t bother about malaysia’s population health to an extend of “our government is taking care of me”…..since we have the resources?.

All third world countries is like that, and makes me think of an “hidden agenda” behind…apanama…government, that is, to make rich becomes more richer and poor becomes more poorer.

Yes, the rich will have a slightly better chance of survival in some cases, but it’s not that our government hospitals are much less in quality compared to private hospitals… it’s the general medical standards that should be of concern.

Besides, the medical solutions that the government provides are not substandard… the biggest issue is probably that it’s not adequate enough to support the mass. Quality wise it’s not far behind private hospitals, probably better than some of those.

The poor can’t pay for better medication. A cancer patient (lets say early stage) if he is rich will have at least 70% to survive. Why? coz drugs or medicines will be at their most and will be of high quality (is there any different between low and high quality?). Those who cant afford will have to use the “normal” (low grade) medicine and those who can afford will use “special” high grade stuffs. The poor will of course has lesser chance to survive…right?

As i said, is all up to the government. Our population is only 26 millions, not too many. We have oil, palm oil, rubber, tin also (still got? not so sure), timber, fish and many non-natural related industries. With so many advantages, cant the government provide malaysian citizens of at least the best medical solution? (medical solution = doctors, nurses, medicines, drugs, facilities and etc) And how to increase such stuffs….money lar fren.

[For Eg. only,
Malaysia for instance, u can't save 100,000 person (based on the resources or budget the government has planned...*erm*...) and to save 1 person costs RM1000 (maybe more or maybe less, depends), so to minimise death on 100,000 malaysian, 20,000 of them has to be sacrifice.]

Money really counts!