MIRI: The seamless integration of traditional Chinese medicine wisdom with cutting-edge Western medical technologies signifies the harmonious collaboration of diverse perspectives in Sarawak’s pursuit of improved healthcare outcomes, says Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian.
The Deputy Premier added: “The International Endocrinology in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Conference serves as a bridge connecting ancient knowledge with modern innovations.
“I am confident that the exchange of ideas and expertise over the next few days will bear fruit in the form of enhanced patient care, improved treatments, and breakthroughs in our understanding of endocrinological disorders.”
Dr Sim made these remarks at the opening ceremony of the 1st International Endocrinology in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Conference here, coinciding with the celebration of the 40th anniversary of Diabetes Malaysia.
He expressed hope that the conference would drive positive change in the field of endocrinology and contribute to building healthier and more resilient communities.
The text of his speech was read by Deputy Minister for Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts I (Tourism), Datuk Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew.
Dr Sim, who is also the Minister for Public Health, Housing and Local Government, also pledged a grant worth RM10,000 from his Minor Rural Project to Diabetes Malaysia Miri Branch.
The event saw the participation of over 500 attendees, including Sarawak Health Department director Dr Ooi Choo Huck, Miri health officer Dr Raviwharmman Packierisamy, Miri Hospital director Dr Jack Wong, conference scientific chairman Dato Dr Fam Tem Lom, Diabetes Malaysia Sarawak Branch chairman Dr William Voon, and Diabetes Malaysia Miri Branch chairman Ting Chiew Moi.
