GEMA MULU - Hospital Miri - Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia

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MULU
Buletin Q Hospital Miri | edisi pertama pada tahun 2012
MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR Congratulations to the editor of Gema Mulu this edition, Mdm Azidah Hanim and also her team members in producing the bulletin this year. It is great to see more attractive and interesting articles in this edition. Keep up the good job. I would like to take this opportunity to encourage all members of Miri Hospital to be a dynamic and proactive person, not only at work but also in other aspect of life. Take the opportunity to contribute in Gema Mulu, for exam‐
ple. By sharing your story and experience, we may even learn from each other. This time, there are 3 staff chosen among more than 1000 staffs in this hospital by the editorial board to share their experience and personal view on life. I am sure their stories will inspire us to move ahead towards a better tomorrow. Last, I would thank all staff for being dedicated in your jobs. Keep the principles of "Cepat, Tepat dan Integrity" and corporate culture in our work. We can do better for our patients, our community, our family and ourselves. Dr. Jack Wong Siew Yu EDITORIAL WORDS Assalamualaikum and Salam Sejahtera. First and foremost, I would like to express my deepest sense of gratitude to the Almighty God for making this possible. In the process of putting Gema Mulu together, I realized the truth and beauty of this gift of writing is for me. My special gratitude and appreciation goes to Dr. Jack Wong Siew Yu, the Director of Miri Hospital, for believing in me and giving me the chance to be the editor of Gema Mulu. Running Gema Mulu is not an easy task. It requires two things, good team members and a great many readers. For the members of Gema Mulu, I would never thank you enough for the time, sweat, tears, efforts and teamwork you have portrayed throughout this wonderful journey. And to all readers, may this bulletin provide you with enlightening insights and knowledge for the good of mankind. On behalf of the Gema Mulu team, we hope this bulletin offers you ample servings on health, events, living, sports, personality and other related issues. Lastly, I would like to thank all role players of Gema Mulu for making this publication a reality. Happy reading!! Puan Azidah Hanim Lawatan Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia ke Hospital Miri Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia Datuk Kamarul Zaman bin Md Isa telah mengadakan lawatan kerja sehari ke Hospital Miri pada 18 Mac 2012. Beliau telah meninjau beberapa projek yang sedang dilaksanakan di Hospital Miri seperti Projek pembinaan Wad Pengasingan, Naiktaraf Makmal Hospital Miri untuk dijadikan Makmal Perubatan untuk Zon Utara Sarawak. Majlis Tilawah Al‐Quran , Pertandingan Nasyid dan Seminar Peringkat Negeri, Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sarawak Tahun 1433H/2012M di Kuching pada 17‐20 Mei 2012. Majlis Tilawah Al‐Quran , Pertandingan Nasyid dan Seminar Peringkat Negeri Sarawak, Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sarawak Tahun 1433H/2012 telan diadakan di Dewan Undangan Negeri Lama, Petra Jaya Kuching mulai 17 hingga 20 Mei 2012. PERKIP Cawangan Miri telah mengambil bahagian dalam Tilawah Al‐Quran dan kedua‐dua qari dan qariah mendapat tempat ketujuh. Kumpulan Nasyid Hospital Miri telah mendapat tempat ke sebelas . Seminar telah diadakan pada 18.05.2012 dan pengajaran yang kita dapat daripada penceramah ialah kita hendaklah sentiasa mengamalkan kesederhanaan dalam pelbagai segi, kita hendaklah sentiasa bersyukur terhadap rezeki yang Allah berikan dan kalau bukan rezeki kita walaupun dalam mulut boleh terkeluar. Kita hendaklah sentiasa bersabar dan tidak merasa dengki jika ada kawan kita yang telah dinaikkan pangkat, kerana rezeki Allah yang tentukan. Majlis Makan Malam Kelab Perubatan Cawangan Miri Majlis Makan Malam Kelab Perubatan Sarawak telah diadakan pada malam 17 Mac 2012 di Imperial Hotel Miri sempena pertandingan sukan olahraga dan tenis yang dianjurkan oleh Kelab Perubatan Cawangan Miri . Di samping makan malam, telah diadakan acara cabutan bertuah, pemberian insentif kepada anak anggota yang cemerlang dalam peperiksaan UPSR, PMR, SPM dan STPM , pertunjukkan fesyen dan nyanyian oleh anggota Jabatan Kesihatan . The event was launched with the act of “loa sheng” by our honorary guests. Then we had a skit presented by the Pharmacy department regarding the origins and the taboos of Chinese New Year (e.g. no sweeping the floor, or wearing black during Chinese New Year). While the skit is being played, the guests enjoyed the CNY feast with bountiful of mandrin oranges beforehand. Lastly, we had a quiz regarding the origins and the taboos of CNY whereby 10 lucky audiences went back with wonderful hampers. For those who did not win the hampers, they also went back with mandrin oranges and red packets filled with chocolates and New Year blessings. The organising committee from Pharmacy Department. The Actors and Actresses: Alex Chin, Lily Chiong, Chong Shui Thsin, Loi Sing Siang, Cecelia Sim, Lilian Tiong, Ngu Chiew Pin KELAB‐KELAB DAN PERSATUAN MALAYSIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION SARAWAK MIDWIVES ASSOCIATION Keahlian: DR TEH SIAO HEN Keahlian: Pendaftaran Jururawat Terlatih Perbidanan : RM 50.00 Yuran tahunan : RM 20.00 Pendaftaran Jururawat Terlatih bukan Perbidanan : RM 40,00 Yuran tahunan : RM 10.00. Ahli jawatankuasa Penasihat: MATRON CHIENG SUI HOON MALAYSIA NURSES ASSOCIATION SARAWAK MEDICAL SERVICES UNION Kadar yuran keahlian seumur hidup : RM2500.00 yuran keahlian seumur hidup bersama bagi pasangan : RM1250.00. Laman web: http://www.mma.org.my/ Ahli jawatankuasa Hospital Miri : Keahlian: Keahlian: Wajib untuk semua jururawat berdaftar. Pendaftaran baru : RM70.00 Yuran tahunan : RM40.00. Ahli biasa yang telah genap 3 tahun boleh memohon untuk menjadi ahli seumur hidup sebanyak RM 500.00. Keahlian SMSU adalah terbuka kepada semua pekerja Perubatan Sarawak dan Jabatan Perkhidmatan Kesihatan. Yuran pendaftaran : RM10.00 Yuran bulanan : RM5.00 Laman web: http://www.sarawaksmsu.com/ Timbalan Setiausaha Bahagian Sarawak JTMP LO SZE KHIONG Ahli Jawatankuasa Cawangan Miri Pengerusi: SN RABIAH ANAK ILAI Ahli jawatankuasa: MINAH BT TICHAU KELAB PERUBATAN KESATUAN PEMBANTU TADBIR Keahlian: Kadar pembayaran yuran ahli: Kumpulan A – RM20.00 Kumpulan B – RM10.00 Kumpulan C – RM6.00 Kumpulan D – RM3.00 Laman Web: http://kelabperubatansarawak.blogspot.com/ Keahlian: Yuran RM 10.00 secara tunai (RM5.00 yuran masuk dan RM 5.00 yuran bulan pertama) Laman Web: http://keptan.com.my/main_pengenalan.php Ahli Untuk Dihubungi: HAMIDAH BINTI SULAIMAN JEFFREYSON ANYIE JAU Ahli Jawatankuasa: Pengerusi: ABDUL RAZAK BIN MOKHTAR AKTIVITI‐AKTIVITI SEPANJANG TAHUN SARAWAK MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATION ACTIVITY 2012 Midwives Days Celebration Miri (7.5 12) 
Midwives Days Walk 
Health Talk 
Pap smear screening & BSE State Nursing Seminar & Nurses Night at Mega Hotel (21‐22.5.12) More than 10 members attended breast feeding week at Boulevard Shopping Complex (31.7.12) Community Services at Kpg Selanyau Bekenu (26.11.12). AKTIVITI KELAB PERUBATAN Kejohanan olahraga Kelab Perubatan antara cawangan di seluruh Sarawak pada 17 MAC 2012 hingga 18 MAC 2012 Pertandingan tenis Kelab Perubatan antara cawangan di seluruh Sarawak pada 17 MAC 2012 Malam Mesra & Perasmian Kejohanan Olahraga dan Tenis antara cawangan pada 17MAC 2012 Tetamu kehormat – Datuk Bandar Miri, YB Lawrence Lai Son Yew (mewakili Datuk Lee Kim Shin) PROJEK KUALITI HOSPITAL MIRI 2011
18 unit telah mengambil bahagian dengan berjayanya di Bilik Seminar Asrama Jururawat untuk membentangkan Projek Kualiti unit masing‐masing pada 8 Julai, 12 Julai, 1 Nov 2011. Unit Special Care Nursery (SCN) telah dipilih untuk mewakili Hospital Miri untuk bertanding dalam Konvesyen Inovasi 2011 anjuran Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sarawak bertempat di Betong, Sarawak pada 17‐18 November 2011. NS Helen Aping dan SN Monica Gupi yang mewakili Hospital Miri ke Betong dengan tajuk “Reducing Hypothermia in the Neonatal Unit, Hospital Miri for Very Low Birth Weight (VLBW), and Extremely Low Birth Weight (ELBW) Babies” Pameran Projek Kualiti dari hospital‐
hospital yang mengambil bahagian di Betong UNIT KUALITI HOSPITAL MIRI Ditubuhkan pada 22 Ogos 2002, unit ini dikendalikan oleh NS Deanna dan dibantu oleh SN Zubai‐
dah dan JM Gali sekarang. Unit ini telah berpindah ke Clinical Research Centre (CRC) bertempat asrama jururawat pada 16 Januari 2012. Objektif unit: Membantu dalam pemonitoran dan menyimpan rekod penambahbaikan aktiviti kualiti hospital yang telah diperkenalkan oleh Kementerian Kesihatan. TOTAL APPRECIATION 2009 – 2011
YEAR EXTERNAL INTERNAL TOTAL RECEIVED 2009 26 3 29 2010 16 5 21 2011 116 18 134 AKREDITASI HOSPITAL MIRI 2011 ‘Surveillance Accreditation’ telah berjaya dijalankan pada 13 – 15 September 2011 di Hospital Miri. MSQH bersetuju untuk memberi sijil akreditasi untuk tempoh setahun iaitu sehingga September 2012. Setakat ini, jawatankuasa Akreditasi Hospital Miri telah mengadakan 8 mesyuarat bersama ahli jawatankuasa untuk suku pertama tahun 2012. Isu‐isu berkaitan juga dibentang dalam Mesyuarat Pengurusan Hospital Miri. Program kesedaran tentang Akreditasi Hospital Miri telah diadakan 5 kali sepanjang awal tahun 2012 sehingga Oktober 2012. Gambar bersama Juru audit dari MSQH dengan Pengarah untuk akreditasi Hospital Miri yang telah dijalankan pada 13 – 15 September 2011. Dr Aida Mohd Arif COMMUNITY PSYCHI@TRY OUTRE@CH PROGR@M
Head Of Department and Psychiatrist Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health. Psychiatric and mentally ill patients are well known to be heavily weighted by stigma from the community. One of our attempts is to reduce the stigma by reaching out to the community via our Community Psychiatry Services. Besides providing assessment, treatment and nursing care in the commu‐
nity we are reaching out further through this program. The Event: Reaching out with a helping hand During a weekly Multidiciplinary Community Psychiatry meeting, we have identified a patient eligible for this program. This patient was abandoned by his family; thus, he lives alone in a 3‐
bedroom terrace house with no electricity supply at the Permyjaya housing area. He received donation and food from Tzu Chi Society. On the 22nd February, a team which consist of 2 Psychiatrist, 1 Medical Officer, 3 staff nurses, 2 Assistant Medical Officers, 2 Student Assistant Medical Officer, 1 Assistant Nurse, 1 Driver and 1 Occupational Therapist , started our journey from the department at 2pm. This is our 2nd event of the year. We brought along cleaning equipments, pair of new T shirt and pants, shampoo, soap, tooth brush and new set of bed sheet. The objectives of this program are: 1. To provide psychiatric patients in the community such assistance that is within the capabilities of the Department in order to meet their physical, psychologi‐
cal, and spiritual needs with a view to prepare them to take fuller responsibility for their own lives and welfare. We arrived at the patient’s house around 2.30pm and the staffs were divided into groups to work on different areas. The patient also helped out during the cleaning. The floors of the porch, rooms and kitchen were washed; the windows were wiped; the overgrown grass were trimmed; the trash removed from the house and old bed coverings were replaced with new one. The patient was also bathed, clean‐shaven and given a set of new clothes. Before leaving, we break for drinks and food with the patient. 2. To recognize the actual situation and needs of the patient in the community. 3. To instill the staff and community the deeper sense of service. 4. To promote cleanliness, health and envi‐
ronment awareness in the community 5. To establish rapport with NGOs and com‐
munity 6. Promoting mental health community service. Every month or every 2 months we will iden‐
tify a patient that will benefit from this pro‐
gram and make arrangements with them or their family members for a convenient time for us to visit. BEFORE AFTER Long Singu, which is located in Belaga sub‐district, is about 8‐hour journey from Miri. Getting to Long Singu is definitely not easy as it needs travel by tar‐sealed roads for four to five hours from Miri to Sungei Asap, followed by another four hours on timber logging track from Sungai Asap to Long Singu. Myvi? A definite no‐no’s, as the tracks are only accessible by four‐wheel drive vehicles and logging trucks. The four‐hour uphill‐and‐downhill trek to Long Singu is a test of mental and physical endurance. Could you imagine for the latter half of the journey, you will be either moving behind or overtaking logging trucks most of time? The road is uneven as it is mainly used by logging trucks. One word of advice: Please prepare metoclopramide or domperidone, even if you are not usually suffering from motion‐sickness. After the eight‐hour journey, we reached at the Samling’s camp. Our mission started the following day, in the longhouse in Long Singu. Our clinic starts with malaria screening by our fellow medical assistants, followed by some checking by medical officer and lastly medicine dispensing by pharmacists. The villagers were reluctant to seek treatment initially. Fortunately, they were convinced by their chief and started to take part in the programme. In just four hours, we had registered about 100 villagers. The common complaint of the adult villagers was toothache, stomachache, fever, cough and cold. We were told that there are flying doctor came in once a month; otherwise the nearest clinic is 70km away and will require few hours of travelling through logging tracks. Sometimes, the villagers even would tell how they had problem unsolved due to the difficulty. Each of us always tries our best to help the people. Although the language barrier is sometimes making proper counseling difficult, we tried all ways to make the patient understand the most. Looking back, we remembered children in old, shabby clothes, of teenage mother dragging 4 children, of old man shouting around, trying to get his people out for treatment and a boy who was infested by worms seem enjoyed the albendazole syrup a lot. There are so many aspects we can help, apart from supplying them with necessary medicine. We can help in education aspect, as education is an agent of change for the development of their community. We may provide some education on dental hy‐
giene, basic health hygiene; childcare, sex and family planning to the people apart from provide them with the necessary treatment. As quoted by Mother Theresa, we feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean, but the ocean would be less because of that missing drop. Such programme will not be possible without participation from all of us. There is a lot which we can help. You might vomit few times along the journey for not taking any medicine before trip, but believe, this is worthwhile. The experience is not explainable by words, or by reading other’s experience. Let’s give our people a helping hand. Let’s not eschew and excuse ourselves from volunteering our effort and time If you are interested to join some volunteering activities, do contact some of the NGOs listed below to find out more. MERCY MALAYSIA
www.mercy.org.my
Or contact Dr Tarek [[email protected]]
Malaysian Red Crescent, Miri Chapter
Tel: 085 411421
Email: [email protected]
Rotary Club of Miri Please contact Dr Tarek
[[email protected]]
“According to the National Cancer Registry, the incidence of ovarian cancer is 3.8 per 100 000 women, making it the fourth most common cancer among women in Malaysia. Ovarian cancer accounts to Dr. Yusmadi Abdullah Pakar O&G, Hospital Miri The precise cause of ovarian cancer is unknown, but several risk factors have been identified: Ovarian tumours are a group of neoplasms affecting the ovaries and have a diverse spectrum of features. Ovarian tumours can be benign or malignant and can be subdivided into 5 main categories according to the WHO classification system: I. Epithelial tumours account for 75% of all ovarian tumours and 90‐95% of ovarian malignancies I. Elderly age II. Nulliparity(never been pregnant) III. Early menarche, late menopause IV. Personal or family history of ovarian, breast or colon cancer (BRCA‐1 and BRCA‐2 gene mutations) V. Smoking VI. Obesity II. Germ cell tumours account for 15‐20% of all ovarian tumours VII. Taking fertility drugs Clomiphene citrate III. Sex cord‐stromal tumours account for 5‐10% of all ovarian tumours VIII. Hormone replacement therapy I. Multiparity II. Breastfeeding III. Oral contraceptive pills IV. Exercise V. Oophorectomy (surgical removal of the ovary) Signs and symptoms of ovarian can‐
cer are frequently subtle and may be absent, especially during the early stage of the disease. The symptoms may persist for several months before they are recognized and diagnosed. These include non‐
specific symptoms such as abdominal distension or discomfort, abdominal mass, constipation, indigestion, early satiety, urinary urgency, back pain, shortness of breath, lethargy and involuntary weight loss. They may also present with more specific symptoms such as pelvic pain and abnormal vaginal bleeding. IV. Metastatic tumours account for about 5% of ovarian malignancies, usually arise from the breast, colon, endometrium, stomach and cervix. V. Others a small number of other types of neoplasms which develop from ovarian soft tissue of non‐
neoplastic processes. such Protective factors include: The sooner the cancer is detected and treated, the better a woman’s chance for recovery. However, ovarian cancer is not easy to detect early due to the mild and non‐specific symptoms which often manifest when the disease has reached an advanced age. Screening is not recommended for all women, but should be carried out in women with symptoms of ovarian can‐
cer and women at high risk such as those with family history of ovarian cancer. Ovarian abnormalities can be detected on a pelvic examination, with a trans‐vaginal ultrasound or with CA‐
125, a tumour marker which is ele‐
vated in 50% of women with early ovarian cancer and in 80% of those with advanced disease. In addition, serum alpha‐fetoprotein (AFP) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) should be measured in young girls and adolescents with suspected ovarian tumours because the younger the pa‐
tient, the greater the likelihood of a malignant germ cell tumour. Other tumour markers include beta‐hCG and carcinoembyronic antigen (CEA). The only way to confirm the diagnosis, however, is with an ovarian biopsy. Surgery is the treatment of choice, provided the patient is medically fit. Those patients with benign disease eg Teratoma or dermoid cyst the surgery can be done laparoscopically. Prognosis Prognosis for benign ovarian tumour is very good. Post surgery patient can be follow up once a year to ensure there is no recurrent disease. The advantages of laparoscopic sur‐
gery are less pain, less hospital stay and early recovery. In patient suspected to have ovarian cancer open surgery is the main stay of treatment .The aim of surgery is to confirm the diagnosis, define the ex‐
tent of disease (staging) and to resects all visible tumour. Addition of chemotherapy is required for more aggressive tumours which have spread to other pelvic organs such as the uterus and Fallopian tubes; other pelvic tissues or peritoneum. For patients with advanced disease, a combination of surgical reduction (debulking surgery) followed by che‐
motherapy is required. Palliative radio‐
therapy may be considered when there are distant metastases. For ovarian cancer, although the 5‐
year survival rate has improved signifi‐
cantly in the past 30 years, the progno‐
sis remains poor overall, with a 46% 5‐
year survival rate. This is because it lacks any clear early detection or screening test and most cases are di‐
agnosed at an advanced stage. When ovarian cancer is detected and treated early on when the cancer is confined to its primary site, the 5‐year survival rate is 92.7%. So my advice, it is very important for women with family history of ovarian cancer and those with the risk factors to do regular check up and come for‐
ward to see Gynaecologist to exclude any pelvic pathology. OvarianCancer
is more aggressive looking Kursus Pemandu Anjuran Bersama Unit Latihan Hospital Miri & PKB
UNIT LATIHAN HOSPITAL MIRI
Apa yang kami tawarkan
Hospital Miri amat menitik beratkan perkembangan modal insan. Seperti yang kita maklum modal insan merupakan aset utama dalam sesuatu organisasi. Perkembangan pesat dari segi teknologi dan pengurusan memerlukan pegawai yang berpengetahuan tinggi , mahir, cekap dan mempunyai keupayaan untuk melakukan multi‐
tasking. Oleh sebab itu Unit Latihan ditubuhkan untuk memantau dan merangka aktiviti aktiviti latihan yang dijalankan. Sejajar dengan keperluan yang menghendaki kakitangan awam mendapat latihan sekurang kurangnya 7 hari dalam setahun, Unit Latihan membantu mengadakan program latihan dan nasihat bagi pegawai untuk bagaimana mendapatkan latihan secukupnya. Pegawai dan kakitangan yang tidak terlibat dengan MyCPD (Continuous Professional Development) adalah digalakkan untuk mendaftar online dengan MyCPD manakala pegawai yang terlibat dengan MyCPD adalah diwajibkan untuk mendaftar. Penggunaan EPSA (E‐Pembelajaraan Sektor Awam ) adalah digalakkan untuk semua kategori jawatan. Segala pertanyaan dan maklumat lanjut mengenai latihan boleh diajukan kepada Unit Latihan disambungan 330 dan 118 atau email kami ke [email protected]. Laman sesawang yang berkaitan dengan latihan
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Personaliti pilihan tahun 2012 bdul Razak bin Mokhtar satu nama yang amat dikenali di Jabatan Patologi Hospital Miri Sarawak. Dengan perwatakan yang amat sederhana dan mudah didekati beliau merupakan seorang pen‐
jawat awam yang begitu bertanggungjawab dan berdedi‐
kasi terhadap tugas‐tugas beliau. Mendapat pendidikan awal di Senior Cambridge pada awal 70‐an dan melanjutkan pelajaran di Institut Medical Research Kuala Lumpur (IMR) pada tahun 1976 hingga 1979. Di IMR inilah beliau dengan jayanya mendapat pengiktirafan rasmi dalam bidang Teknologi Makmal Pe‐
rubatan iaitu Profesional Certificate in Medical Laboratory Technologist. Kini beliau sedang mengikuti pengajian di OUM secara pendidikan jarak jauh dalam kursus Bachelor In Manage‐
ment. Kesibukan menguruskan tanggungjawab sebagai seorang Ketua JTMP di Jabatan Patologi Hospital Miri tidak menghalang beliau sebagai seorang suami dan seorang ayah yang dikurniakan 4 orang cahayamata ini, dengan 2 orang putera dan 2 orang puteri untuk memberi perhatian penuh kepada keluarganya. Sering melakukan aktiviti bersama keluarga, adalah petua beliau dalam menjamin kesejahteraan dan keharmonian keluarganya. Di bidang perkhidmatan, setelah selesai mengikuti kursus di Kolej IMR Kuala Lumpur pada tahun 1976 hingga 1979 be‐
liau mula bertugas di penempatan pertama sebagai Juruteknologi Makmal Perubatan U29 di Hospital Miri pada tahun 1979 hingga 1996 dan dinaikkan pangkat ke JTMP U32 pada tahun 1997 hingga 2005. Apabila dinaikkan pangkat ke JTMP U36 pada tahun 2005 beliau telah berpindah ke Hospital Umum Sarawak Kuching atas tuntutan perkhidmatan. Namun, pada tahun 2008, beliau telah kembali bertugas di Hospital Miri apabila sekali lagi dinaikkan pangkat ke JTMP U38 sehingga sekarang. Dengan menerima Sijil Perkhidmatan Cemerlang SSB pada tahun 1995 dan Anugerah Perkhidmatan Cemerlang SSM pada tahun 2011 serta penerima Sijil Penghargaan 30 Tahun Perkhidmatan Dalam Perkhidmatan Awam(Hospital Miri), meru‐
pakan detik‐detik kejayaan yang telah beliau kecapi dalam menjawat jawatan awam dalam bidang yang beliau ceburi. Selain peka dan dedikasi terhadap tugas rasmi beliau dalam bidang perkhidmatan, beliau juga bergiat aktif dan pernah menjawat beberapa jawatan penting di dalam aktiviti‐aktiviti luar seperti Pengerusi Kesatuan Perkhidmatan Kesatuan Perubatan Sarawak (SMSU) pada tahun 2004‐2005. Beliau juga merupakan Pengerusi Kelab Perubatan Sarawak Cawangan Miri bermula tahun 2008 sehingga sekarang di samping selaku Exco Kelab Perubatan Sarawak Peringkat Pusat (Kuching,Sarawak). Beliau juga telah dilantik sebagai Preseptor Tempatan untuk Kursus Diploma Teknologi Makmal Perubatan oleh Bahagian Latihan Kemente‐
rian Kesihatan Malaysia bermula 2008 sehingga sekarang. Beliau juga merupakan salah seorang Liason Officer,untuk Perkhidma‐
tan Sokongan Kepada KKM di Hospital Miri bermula 2008 hingga 2012. Pada tahun 2009 hingga 2011, beliau juga pernah dilantik sebagai Pegawai PemVerifikasi Stor,Stor Farmasi, Miri oleh KKM. Kejayaan, kecemerlangan dan kegemilangan hanya akan tercapai dengan intipati dan adunan usaha yang tekun, ikhlas dan mempunyai daya saing yang tinggi dan berpengetahuan adalah motto pegangan sebagai pemangkin kejayaan saya.”kata beliau dalam mengakhiri temuramah ringkas saya bersama Encik Abdul Razak bin Moktar. Name: Marlene Lim Hui Nee Birthplace: Miri Siblings: 5 (middle child) Higher education: Curtin University of Technology WA Current position: Pharmacist Department: Outpatient Pharmacy Department Involvement in Community Activities: 
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National Cancer Society (Sarawak – life member since 2005) Miri general Hospital Christmas annual visit (since 2005) Methodist Children Home Charity event 2006 National Autism Society of Malaysia (Miri) Charity Fashion Gala Show 2009 (organiser)  GCM Christmas Charity Musical Concert 2010 (co‐organiser) Q: What is the biggest thing that has a biggest impact
towards your life?
Small one matter; not the big one.
This is the answer given by Marlene. As Marlene is known to be a
beauty queen, we might think that involving in the beauty contest
would definitely her biggest impact in life.
So, what are those small thing Marlene referring to?
Marlene explained that, life does not need big impact but a small
thing that we do daily would probably create some unexplainable
great feeling in the heart. For example, giving extra minutes in
listening to patient would make Marlene understand her patient
better and help in the needful way. Being able to help anyone
around sincerely would be the BIGGEST impact in Marlene’s heart,
deep inside.
Q: So, is the inner quality you have comes from the
 Australian Orang Utan Foundation (member and sponsor since 2010)  World Vision child sponsor since 2010  World Vision 30 Hour Famine 2010 (advisor & organising team)  Malaysian Nature Society (miri)‐ committee since 2011  Organiser for charity pageants since 2005 (previously raised fund for National Cancer Society, Sunflower Centre, Palliative Care Association Miri, Miri Home for the Aged)  Go Bald fund raising 2012Sunflower Centre, Palliative Care Association Miri, Miri Home for the Aged)  Go Bald fund raising 2012 experience of being a beauty queen and doing
uncountable charity work in the mean time?
Partly YES, but BIGGER part comes from my
upbringing.
As a child, I learnt from my mother that she helps
anyone wholeheartedly. Apart from that, other family
members including father and siblings are the important
component in building me up today.
[notes: The author here may still unable to explain Marlene’s
personalities fully. If you have a chance to talk to her, don’t hesitate.
You will definite find some positive energy that she will be able to
transfer to you. ]
Personaliti pilihan tahun 2012 Rita Ulem Angang Maklumat Peribadi Umur : 46 Tahun Bangsa : Kenyah Agama : Kristian Tempat Asal : Long Tungan Ulu Baram Hobi : Menari, bersukan, berkebun, menyanyi Cita‐Cita : Menjadi seorang yang berjaya dalam hidup Adik‐Beradik : 3 lelaki, 5 perempuan (anak ke 7) Latarbelakang Pendidikan Sekolah Rendah : SRK Long Tungan Ulu Baram, Miri (1972) Sekolah Mengengah : SMK Lutong, Miri (1978‐1982) Latarbelakang Perkhidmatan Jawatan / Gred : Pembantu Peratan Kesihatan U12 KUP Tarikh Lantikan : 21 April 1986 Organisasi : Hospital Miri Tempoh Dalam Perkhidmatan : 25 tahun Pekerjaan Terdahulu : Atendan Hospital U16 & Atendan Kesihatan U3, Hospital Miri
“Hidup perlu diteruskan, maka usaha menghidupkan
perlu ada tanpa putus asa”
Sumbangan @ Penglibatan Dalam Komuniti Aktiviti Medical Club & SMA Anggota Pertahanan Awam PBT (PA) : 2005‐2012 Ahli Exco Maksak Wanita Bahagian Miri : Sesi 2008‐2012 Ahli Lembaga Pelawat Taman Seri Puteri Miri : 2008‐2011 Ahli Lembaga Pelawat Sekolah Tunas Bakti (P) Miri : 2011‐2014 dll Nasihat atau Galakan Kepada Generasi Baru Utamakan tugasan. Jangan babitkan hal peribadi anda dengan tugasan anda. Mesti ada sifat‐sifat murni, ikhlas, bertanggungjawab dan yakin yang kita mampu menjalankan tugasan dengan sempurna. Jangan cepat berputus asa. Can you guess who they are? The first person who submit the correct answer will be given a prize. Closing Date: 30th November 2012 You can submit your answer (via mohcube) with their full name to: Nur Suriyani Affendi at [email protected] TECHNOLOGY UPDATE 2012 LAMAN WEB RASMI Laman web rasmi ini telah dirasmikan pada 6 Julai 2011. Dengan fungsi yang lebih banyak dan rekabentuk baru yang lebih menarik, diharap laman web ini akan memudahkan akses masyarakat luar kepada maklumat berkenaan Hospital Miri. INTRANET Unit IT telah membangunkan satu laman intranet untuk kegunaan staf secara dalaman. Laman ini memudahkan capaian kepada semua sistem aplikasi yang digunakan di Hospital Miri, iHM Noticeboard, iHM DIrektori, rujukan, pautan pekeliling, borang‐borang dan pautan luar. MAKMAL KOMPUTER NIAH Hospital Miri telah Berjaya mewujudkan satu makmal komputer yang dilengkapi dengan kemudahan 10 set komputer, satu printer dan kemudahan capaian internet. Dengan adanya makmal tersebut, kursus‐kursus yang memerlukan latihan secara hands‐on berkomputer dapat dilaksanakan dengan mudah. CAPAIAN INTERNET Talian 1Gov*Net Hospital Miri telah dinaiktaraf daripada 2Mbps kepada 4Mbps. Semoga dengan naiktaraf ini dapat melancarkan lagi urusan capaian internet di Hospital Miri. Hospital Miri, Jalan Cahaya, 98000, Miri, Sarawak Tel: 085‐420033 Fax: 085‐416514 http://hmiri.moh.gov.my [email protected]