Episode 24: How To Be A Good Patient And Caregiver In The Hospital | Jom Sembang, Malaysia

from Jom Sembang, Malaysia · host Juwita Suwito and Gina Yap Lai Yoong

Dengue is rising in Klang Valley, and more of us have been feeling sluggish, tired and sick – probably from the heat wave too. After the pandemic, some of us realise that our body is not as strong as it used to be. If you or your family members are admitted to the hospital, here are some tips to ensure a better stay for both the patient and caregivers, so that we will emerge victorious in health. And if you’re visiting a friend, we also share some tips on how to be a much-welcomed visitor. This episode is powered by Studio 21:05.

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