First do no harm, MMA reminds doctors planning strike

First do no harm, MMA reminds doctors planning strike FMTNews

Malaysian Medical Association president Dr Muruga Raj Rajathurai said any resignations should be done responsibly.

Its president Dr Muruga Raj Rajathurai said the group of doctors should also stop encouraging mass resignations as it could have serious consequences, including sparking a major healthcare crisis. “We wish to remind the group of the oath they took to ‘first do no harm’ when they were sworn in as doctors.

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