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Way Forward
             HTA programme in Malaysia has a major impact on policies and decisions in our healthcare system.
             The impacts of HTA on the health system centres on optimising utilisation of resources as decision are
             informed by the best evidence. MaHTAS will continue to focus on building momentum as the main player
             in advocating informed decision making in Malaysia. Maximisation of HTA will enhance decision that
             can capture the benefit of new technologies, overcome uncertainties, and recognise value of innovation,
             within the constraints of the overall health care resources. Works will be geared up towards this by
             producing transparent, relevant, accessible synthesized research evidence; fostering collaboration
             with local and international stakeholders; strengthening HTA capacity in Malaysia and empowering
             Malaysian consumer in the years to come.

             THE MEDICAL CARE QUALITY SECTION

             The Medical Care Quality Section (Cawangan Kualiti Penjagaan Perubatan) is comprised  of the
             following seven (7) units which are Patient Safety, Infection Control, Standards and Accreditation,
             Occupational Safety and Health, Clinical Performance Surveillance Unit (CPSU), Clinical Audit  and
             Medical Values and Ethics. The Medical Care Quality Section aims to internalise and institutionalise
             healthcare quality improvement (QI) within the Medical Programme of the Ministry of Health, promote
             evidence-based decision-making as well as strive to improve the quality of its QI activities.

             ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

                                                      Table 26
                                    Quality Initiatives and Monitoring 2015 t0 2017

                        Quality Initiatives And Monitoring          Year 2015    Year 2016  Year 2017
                                    Clinical Performance Surveillance Unit (CPSU)
                         (Performance Indices via Director General of Health KPI 2015 to 2017)
              National Performance Indices               1.145           1.094             1.225
              1.  Medical Programme                      1.090           1.130             1.160
              2.  Public Health Programme                1.150           1.100             1.210
              3.  Research & Technical Support
                 Programme                               1.370           1.110             1.200
              4.  Oral Health Programme                  1.060           1.082             1.210
              5.  Pharmacy Programme                     1.070           1.080             1.450
              6.  Food Safety & Quality Programme        1.130           1.060             1.120
                        ** Index value of >1 = above target; <1 = below target; equal to 1 = on target
                    Modified Balanced Scorecard Indices of Hospital Director’s KPI (HPIA – Hospital
                                Performance Indicator for Accountability 2015 to 2017
              1.  Internal Business Process              1.077           1.089             1.098
              2.  Customer Focus                         1.114           1.111             1.141
              3.  Employee Satisfaction                  1.093           1.147             1.153
              4.  Learning & Growth                      1.156           0.943             0.946
              5.  Financial & Office Management          1.006           1.046             1.100




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