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Looking After Your Mental Health – Running Beyond Empty
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” (Who watches the watchmen?) — Juvenal
Working in obstetrics and gynaecology (O&G) is deeply rewarding but also physically and emotionally demanding. The long hours, high-stakes decisions and emotional weight of patient care can take a toll on even the most dedicated professionals. In a field where we constantly care for others, how often do we pause to care for ourselves?
Dr Sharone Dieu
Medical Officer
currently undergoing a clinical attachment in O&G,
with prior experience as a psychiatry trainee in the UK
“Your Trusted Partner in Women’s Health & Education”
“Dedicated to providing exceptional care, professional development, and valuable resources to healthcare providers and patients alike.”
Our services
Clinical Services
Our team of experienced specialists provide personalized care for all
your obstetrics & gynecological
needs.
Training & Education
We conduct workshops, certifications, CME programs for healthcare providers.
We are also a recognized centre for postgraduate training in O&G for Malaysia
Patient resource & guidance
Quality patient care is at the core of our service. We believe in patent empowerment through education, informational articles, health consultations, treatment options.
Training & Development
- Obstetrics & Gynecology Training: We organized various certification programs, workshops, or courses. These programs are designed to equip you with the latest knowledge and skill in O&G
- Workshops & Courses: Among our highly in demand courses are the SaMS course and SALSO. We have many more good courses to offer.
- Why Train with Us?: Your trainers consist of expert in their respective skills, we also provide comprehensive curriculum as per MOH postgraduate training scheme. In addition you will gain a wealth of practical skills.
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Refining Our Practice Series: Sepsis Mini Series (Part 2): Early Recognition and Understanding the “Why” Behind the Sepsis Bundle
The article emphasizes the importance of early sepsis recognition and intervention. Clinicians should utilize screening tools like the National Early Warning Score while considering holistic patient assessments. Key immediate actions include obtaining blood cultures, administering antibiotics, initiating fluid resuscitation, measuring serum lactate, and early escalation of care to save lives in sepsis management.
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Paediatric Adolescent Gynaecology : An Introduction
Paediatric Adolescent Gynaecology : An Introduction Paediatric Adolescent Gynaecology (PAG) is a branch of Obstetrics and Gynaecology that has been gaining recognition in Malaysia. Though relatively new to Malaysia, it is however a well established subspeciality overseas with its own governing international socities, with pioneering clinicians developing various management options (medically and surgically) in dealing…
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Hysteroscopy : Back to Basics
Hysteroscopy : Back to Basics Hysteroscopy is a very useful procedure that is commonly used to diagnose and even treat intrauterine pathologies. Amongst the many indications for this procedure include assessment of the endometrial cavity for polyps or submucosal fibroids (causing abnormal uterine bleeding), adhesions (causing fertility problems), and even for retained IUCD removal. Whilst…
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Refining Our Practice Series – Sepsis Mini Series: The Deceptively Well Patient
The article discusses recognizing deteriorating patients, particularly in sepsis, emphasizing that visible health does not guarantee stability. Physiological compensatory mechanisms, such as increased heart and respiratory rates, can mask serious conditions. Clinicians must monitor vital signs for subtle changes to prevent decompensation, as early intervention is crucial for positive outcomes.
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Refining Our Practice: Blood Loss After Vaginal Delivery – Looking Beyond Visual Estimation
Beyond the Eye -Why Estimating Body Blood Volume is Critical in PPH? In the management of Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH), clinicians often focus on the volume of blood on the floor. However, the most critical number isn’t just what was visibly lost—it’s what remains. Estimating a patient’s baseline body blood volume is the only way to…
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📣O&G Malaysian Post-Graduate Training: Important Dates (MOG & Parallel)
For more information go to https://ehlp.moh.gov.my/
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WOMBS Course 2026
WOMBS Course 2026 Back by popular demand! We are thrilled to announce the return of the WOMBS Course for its second edition this year. As we continue to push the boundaries of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, we invite you to a premier educational experience featuring a world-class faculty. Why Attend?This year, we are bringing international clinical…
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Refining Our Practice Series:Caesarean Wound Breakdown: When Secondary Healing Is Enough
Caesarean wound breakdown is common post-discharge, often requiring assessment of the wound’s healing status. Not all wounds necessitate surgical closure; many heal effectively through secondary intention. Decisions should focus on the wound’s progress rather than routine closure, emphasizing that healing takes priority over quick surgical intervention.
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Refining Our Practice Series: Refining the Management of Anaemia in Pregnancy: The Role of Ferritin
Anaemia in pregnancy may arise from several causes, including iron deficiency and haemoglobinopathies such as thalassaemia trait. This article revisits how serum ferritin can help distinguish these conditions and guide safer iron supplementation in routine antenatal care, particularly in busy Maternal and Child Health Clinic (MCHC) settings.
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Recorded Ectopic Pregnancy Webinar (KKM Drs only) – 4th cycle!
The recorded ectopic pregnancy webinar is now open for the 4th cycle.This webinar open to all KKM Drs with a moh.gov.my account to join. The access will be renewed every 6 month, and we are now at our 4th cycle.If you joined the 3rd cycle but did not manage to finish it, you can take…
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Quote of the week
“Ars longa,
vita brevis,
occasio praeceps,
experimentum periculosum,
iudicium difficile.Life is short,
~Hippocrates~
[the] art long,
opportunity fleeting,
experiment dangerous,
judgement difficult.”
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SGH’s Obstetrics and Gynaecology department offers comprehensive, compassionate care for women’s reproductive health and wellness.
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Sarawak General Hospital 