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Year 2017

Type of projects implemented No Of CPC
Projects issued in Status
2017
b. Pembinaan Institut Penyelidikan
Kesihatan Bersepadu (IPKB) Setia 1 - 1 project in progress
Alam (Sambungan)
c. Pembinan Kuarters BPH di Jalan 1 - 1 project in progress
Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur (Baru)
Jumlah Projek Sambungan 148 17
Jumlah Projek Baru 20 1
115 Projects completed
35 projects in progress
Total 168 18
18 projects in planning
phase
Source: Engineering Services Division, MoH

HOSPITAL SUPPORT SERVICES MONITORING
The idea of outsourcing the public healthcare of Malaysian Ministry of Health (MoH) was raised in 1996
by the Government while announcing the Seventh Malaysia Plan in which one of the plan is to increase
the efficiency of services and to retain its own qualified and experienced manpower.

The Privatised Hospital Support Services (HSS) consists of five (5) services that are:
i. Facility Engineering Management Services (FEMS) - the Company are required to operate and
maintain all installed plants and systems, maintain all assets (non-biomedical), including carry out
pest control activities and maintain the grounds and landscapes.
ii. Biomedical Engineering Management Services (BEMS) - services at the Contract Hospital is aimed
to ensure biomedical equipment are available, safe, and ready for use at any point of time.
iii. Clinical Waste Management Services (CWMS) - services regulate the collection, storage,
transportation, treatment and disposal of Clinical Waste produced by the Contract Hospital.
iv. Cleansing Services (CLS) - provide the Cleansing Services (CLS) and required to develop
appropriate programs within industry standards, which not only comply with various regulations
and guidelines of the Government, but also incorporate proper and effective procedures to carry
out cleansing activities.
v. Linen and Laundry Services (LLS) - A proper program for the delivery of adequate clean linen
to the Contract Hospital and removal of soiled linen, which is to be processed at Concession’s
Laundry Facilities.

By 2017, the number of contract hospitals and institutions having HSS were increased to 148 from 127
hospitals and institutions in 1997 (year of implementation). The previous statistics (1997 to 2014) of
the number of hospitals and institutions by concession companies are shown in Table 5. Meanwhile
Table 6 shows the current statistics of number hospitals and institution based on new contract. Table
7 shows the comparison of asset numbers of HSS between 1997, 2013 till 2017

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