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Computed Tomography produces cross-sectional images by using X-ray. I usually explain to patient that CT examination is just like a photo-taking session, he/she has to stay still to achieve a good image.

Computed Tomography produces cross-sectional images by using X-ray. I usually explain to patient that CT examination is just like a photo-taking session, he/she has to stay still to achieve a good image.

Lee Yee Teng, Eva

“Caregivers also play a key role in providing mental and emotional support; patients feel loved and recover faster. In the future, I would like to see Nurses and caregivers as close allies, caring holistically for patients.”

“Caregivers also play a key role in providing mental and emotional support; patients feel loved and recover faster. In the future, I would like to see Nurses and caregivers as close allies, caring holistically for patients.”

Kamimah Hussien