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“This is the generation that speaks no fear, and thinks of all the big possibilities.”

“This is the generation that speaks no fear, and thinks of all the big possibilities.”

I always felt the passivity and the lack of initiative in students; always heard about complaints from specialists about their house officers, about their incompetence; the bullying and the toxic work culture; the lack of kindness and respect for vulnerable junior healthcare workers…

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“Have you ever wondered, are you competent for the future medical career?”

“Have you ever wondered, are you competent for the future medical career?”

I do not believe in the best, I only believe in better. ‘Shaping Our Decade’, to me, means we must all find the courage, take the first step and make the change - bringing our healthcare system to a whole new altitude. Bringing the future we want, the vision in our mind and the aspiration in our soul into reality - only we can make this happen. If not us, then who? If not now, then when?…

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“We, the doctors of tomorrow must take the first step — for a better tomorrow.”

“We, the doctors of tomorrow must take the first step — for a better tomorrow.”

“Shaping Our Next Decade”. What comes into the minds of us prospective doctors when we see this phrase? It means to reflect back on all the medical challenges that have surfaced in the past, the policy changes to all HOs and MOs, effects of political transformation on our healthcare system and the striving to improve our Malaysian healthcare system to become one of the world’s best health systems…

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“The ‘You have to swallow the bitter pill’ should not be the mindset for any junior doctor to start their career with.”

“The ‘You have to swallow the bitter pill’ should not be the mindset for any junior doctor to start their career with.”

As medical students, we’d constantly hear the ‘When I was a houseman’ stories from our lecturers, reliving their stories of how they struggled and persevered during their time to be where they are today. The only difference is that those stories were the stories of a time, 20-30 years ago…

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