KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 24 (Bernama) -- The 12th National Conference for Clinical Research (NCCR) held at Hotel Istana today brought together medical experts and researchers to understand the way digital technology can impact the Malaysian healthcare delivery system, thus potentially improving patient outcomes.
The two-day conference, themed ‘Patient Centred Research – Digital Health’, received more than 130 abstracts and was officiated by Deputy Health Minister, Dr Lee Boon Chye.
In his speech, Dr Lee said, “The digital transformation and revolution in health including embracing Industry Revolution 4.0 pose multiple challenges and we need to formalize strategies to progress ahead.
“These includes evidence, advocacy, ethics, policy and clinical practice. Evidence based medicine is the foundation in which delivery of healthcare rests on. Therefore, clinical research needs to expand to embark into translational research to ensure that the practical applications of digitalised healthcare provide relevant, effective and safe patient care.”
Annually held, the 12th NCCR showcased a rich and varied programme, with 20 renowned speakers from Malaysia, Singapore, China, Australia and the US.
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