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Are People Living With Diabetes Using More Outpatient Healthcare? Insights from Malaysia

Abstract ID: 269 Authors: Joshua Cedric Aquino Gundayao Affiliations:Universiti Malaya Abstract: Introduction:Diabetes mellitus has markedly increased demand for outpatient healthcare services (OPHCU) in Malaysia’s mixed public-private system, driven by high prevalence and frequent comorbidities. Understanding utilisation patterns and associated factors enables improved health system planning. Methods:A cross-sectional study was conducted using […]Read more »

Determinants of Cost Savings through Pooled Procurement: Evidence from Malaysia’s Public Sector Medicines Pricing Initiative

Abstract ID: 268 Authors: Gopi Muniandy Saliza binti Ibrahim Wan Nor Ashikin binti Wan Ibrahim Nurul Hanani binti Mohamad Nordin Akrimi Najihah binti Mohd Khamil Dr Nurliyana Najwa binti Md Razip Mohemmad Redzuan bin Mohemmad Rizal Fatkhiah binti Haji Khalil Affiliations: Pharmaceutical Services Programme, Ministry of Health Malaysia. Abstract:Background: Escalating […]Read more »

The Determinants of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) among Adolescents in Peninsular Malaysia: A Longitudinal Closed Cohort Study

Abstract ID: 266 Authors: Dr. Vishnu Raj Savumthararaj Affiliations: Centre for Population Health, Department of Social and Preventive Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Malaya. Abstract:The Determinants of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) among Adolescents in Peninsular Malaysia: A Closed Cohort Study Background: Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) affects up to […]Read more »

Political Competency in Nursing: A Concept Analysis

Abstract ID: 265 Authors: Gilbert Jr Bernardino Affiliations: University of the Cordilleras Abstract:Background & Rationale Although nurses play an increasing role in health policy and advocacy, the concept of political competency remains insufficiently defined within the nursing discipline. This gap limits the integration of political engagement in nursing education and […]Read more »

The languages of care: Experiences of immigrant speakers of seven mother tongues in the Canadian perinatal healthcare system

Abstract ID: 264 Authors: Celina G. Sol ­s Becerra Affiliations: UBC Abstract:Respectful and inclusive maternal healthcare is globally acknowledged as a key health indicator. However, social factors such as cultural background, immigration status and race are widely recognized as core barriers to maternal health access and positive outcomes. Among these […]Read more »

Filipino Mothers Assumed Roles on Essential Toddler Care: Implication on Universal Child Health Care

Abstract ID: 261 Authors: Nenita Baltazar Panaligan Affiliations: Cavite State University Abstract:To foster growth and development to toddlers, it includes age-appropriate self-care and provision of age-appropriate toys and activities from primary caregivers such as parents or family members. The mothers as primary caregivers of a toddler child in the Philippines, […]Read more »

Water Flow Direction and Spatial Distribution of Schistosoma Cercariae in Peripheral Water Sites Around Naujan Lake, Oriental Mindoro: A Retrospective Study

Abstract ID: 259 Authors: Gabrielle Andrea M. Genuino Sophia Gabrielle C. Grecia Ma. Nelyn Joy G. Lascano Bea Alessandrine M. Maalihan Rio Lorenzo G. Malapitan Affiliations: University of Santo Tomas. Abstract:Background: Schistosomiasis is a major health issue in developing countries. In the Philippines, S. japonicum primarily infects humans, with Oriental […]Read more »

The Role of AI and Digital Technologies in Access to Diagnostics in Crisis-Prone Areas: A Case from Myanmar Border Areas in Thailand

Abstract ID: 258 Authors: Claudia Abreu Lopes Affiliations: United Nations University Abstract:ASEAN countries face complex health crises driven by poverty, climate change, infectious diseases, natural disasters, and the withdrawal of external aid. The Thailand Myanmar border region, in particular, is challenged by a large influx of displaced people, the termination […]Read more »

Understanding Mental Health Literacy Among Pre-University Students in Malaysia: A Mixed Methods Protocol

Abstract ID: 256 Authors: ‘AZIEZAH BINTI NORUL ANHAR Affiliations: Universiti Putra Malaysia. Abstract:Background & Rationale Mental health issues among late adolescents in Malaysia have emerged as a growing public health concern, particularly during the transitional pre-university period. Despite increasing awareness of adolescent mental health, mental health literacy (MHL) in this […]Read more »

Temporal Trends in the Triglyceride-Glucose Index Among Adults with Type 2 Diabetes in Malaysia: A Population-Based Analysis (2011-2019)

Abstract ID: 255 Authors: Shathanapriya Affiliations: Abstract:Background: The triglyceride-glucose (TyG) index is a simple surrogate marker of insulin resistance and is increasingly recognized for its role in cardiometabolic risk assessment. However, little is known about temporal trends in TyG levels among patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), especially across […]Read more »