Putra Medical Centre successfully conducted the ACS Stop the Bleeding Programme Train-the-Trainer Session as part of our continuous commitment to strengthening emergency preparedness and lifesaving response capabilities among healthcare professionals.
The programme was further graced by the presence of Dato’ Lee Gaik Cheng, Managing Director of Putra Medical Centre. According to Dato’ Lee, this programme reflects the organisation’s continuous commitment to strengthening emergency preparedness and lifesaving capabilities among healthcare professionals. She added that initiatives such as the ACS Stop the Bleeding Programme play an important role in developing a competent and well-prepared clinical workforce while also supporting continuous knowledge sharing across teams. Dato’ Lee further emphasised that Putra Medical Centre’s aspiration to become an official training centre for this programme will further reinforce the hospital’s commitment towards patient safety, emergency readiness and continuous improvement in healthcare delivery.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Dr Tan Boon Lee for his expert leadership, guidance and commitment in delivering this impactful training session.
Special appreciation is also extended to all staff members who contributed to the success of this programme, Muhammad Afifi bin Fazil from Accident & Emergency, Nurhazwani binti Husin, Nursing Supervisor HDU, Teoh Jie from Operation Theatre/Endoscope, Majdah binti Ali Mokhtar from HDU, Harlinda binti Hasnan, Nursing Supervisor Level 6, Puganeswary Anggan from Accident & Emergency/Dental Incharge, Sharifah Zahaini binti Abd Kadir from HDU, Asrul Aizat bin Zuhaimi from Operation Theatre, Noor Aza binti Ramli, Operation Theatre Incharge, Dr Siti Nurul Aishah binti Jamaluddin, Deputy of Medical Director and Wan Nor Azean bin Wan Yusoff, Director of Nursing, for their dedication, active participation and support.
Together, we continue to build a safer, more prepared and resilient healthcare environment for our patients and community.
