Malaysia’s Ministry of Health (MOH) has clarified that the implementation of the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2011 (Act 723) is not intended to pressure or harm private medical practitioners.
MOH: Price Control Act Not Meant to Burden Private Doctors
In a statement, MOH said the move aims to create a more transparent, fair, and sustainable healthcare system in line with the aspirations of the MADANI government. The statement follows a peaceful protest by private practitioners in Putrajaya opposing the price tagging requirement for medicines.
MOH emphasized its commitment to continued stakeholder engagement and said it is open to reviewing the submitted memorandum and improving policies based on current data and evidence. Ensuring affordable and reasonable access to medicines remains a top priority.
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