Bandar Seri Begawan, October 14 (IANS) Brunei Health Minister Haji Mohammad Isham said strengthening partnerships for infection prevention is a shared responsibility.
The minister said, “By building partnerships between healthcare institutions, government, non-profit organizations and communities, we can create a network that can work rapidly on infection prevention.”
The minister said during the International Infection Prevention Week in Brunei that new technologies such as rapid diagnostics, advanced disinfection methods and artificial intelligence could be used to monitor infection trends, Xinhua news agency quoted local daily Borneo Bulletin as saying. Which can play an important role in moving forward in this direction.
Brunei is an oil-rich Southeast Asian country located in the northern part of the island of Borneo, home to about 340,000 people. Better facilities are available here in the field of healthcare and elderly care.
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