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Petition against RUUF

3,738 Comments

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zakir khan
10 years ago

i am pharmacy (pharm-D) student from pakistan and wanted bright future of pharmacist

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TEOH MING YER
10 years ago

Its very danger for the absence of prescription and advice of pharmacist for the patients when dispensing the drugs. Its the professional of pharmacist and also the pharnacist know the usage and adverse effect to use the drugs. Other professional other than pharmacist would not know the details about the drugs. Please consider the health and walfare of all patients as the ruffs are not suitable.

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Seah Jun Qian
10 years ago

This does improve the profession of Pharmacist and does not protect the patients.

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Choy Weng Hong
10 years ago

I strongly disagree with the implementation of RUUF

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joanne
10 years ago

Are these people crazy? Giving up any responsibility for what you prescribe. Another malaysia standard going down the drain.

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Nur Shafiqah
10 years ago

I have friends who took Pharmacy course. They study hard so they deserve to be a successful pharmacian.

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Eric Lau Sie Ying
10 years ago

Pharmacist should be set in every hospital and private clinic ...and the doctor can't able to do both ...I mean they cannot be a doctor and in the same time be a pharmacy ...

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Umi Azleen
10 years ago

It's unacceptable since I believe that all of us need to know what are the things that have been prescribed by our doctor. We need to know the implication because i believe no one will want to take any responsibility is something unwanted happened.

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Yeoh Peng Nam
10 years ago

Pharmacists train for 4 years in medication management to audit doctors prescriptions to safeguard patients health and to ensure patients get the optimal effective outcome from their medications. Their core functions of dispensing and compounding after 4 years of MQA approved training should not be allowed to be undertaken by untrained persons with no training in these areas. This is detrimental to the check and balance of the healthcare system as practised so well in the public hospitals, where the doctor diagnose and prescribe and the pharmacist audit the prescription, dispense, counsel. When customised formulations are required, the pharmacist with his training in extemporaneous dispensing can do compounding.These are expert skills backed up with expertise and quality control; no untrained person has any business to be allowed to do this job.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The RUUf is not suggesting a correct procedure.

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Nurul Hidayah Binti Hassim
10 years ago

Discrimination to pharmacists and Malaysians.

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Dr Nahlah Elkudssiah Ismail
10 years ago

Ruuf for betterment healthcare system in malaysia

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Chai Sim Yee
10 years ago

NO!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This is too much! We want our rights to be justified. What will happen to the pharmaceutical industry if this is passed? Please stop this nonsense

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Nur qamarina
10 years ago

No

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Fakhirah
10 years ago

Seems like cheapskating activity going on here. Rather than playing complacency on this matter, why not listen to people who have the expertise under their belts. Prevention is better than cure.

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Shamila Mansor
10 years ago

This has to be changed! It is very unreasonable!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I'm working in healthcare field and i know drug needs strict guidelines to ensure safety in usage

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Ranya
10 years ago

I will like to against the RUFF strongly as it not going to protect the patient related with medicinal uses in future...nevertheles, there will be lot of drug abusers.....

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Nur Arina Binti Aziz
10 years ago

Please reject this regulation as there no such thing doctors can do all things. You know that doctors have other roles. How you can think that doctors can handle all things by themselves. Think again please. I suggest that this legal must be demolished.