what is the best nursing college in Malaysia?
help me choosing.^__^
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Some information is below./
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Details of Nursing Homes in Malaysia
Details of Nursing Homes in Malaysia?
Would like to know how many nursing homes in Malaysia. The statistics of abandoned elderly people in Malaysia. And how many were sent to Nursing Homes? How are the conditions of such Nursing Homes?
Sociology - 2 Answers
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Check the official statistics from Kementerian Perpaduan Negara dan Pembangunan Masyarakat (KPNPM) [Ministry of National Unity and Social Development], and Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat [Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development]. This two ministry had been merged as the latter. I don't think the statistic is available from its official web site http://www.kpwkm.gov.my/ You need to go through proper channel when you wish to get such statistic. Make an appointment with one of the officers in KPWKM. I'm not sure if they will simply release such specific information to anyone in the public without understand what the information is going to be used for.
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+ As far as Malaysia is concerned, actually very good. They don't have highly trained medical staffs, but they can save a life. Most provide some food if a family member is unable to take food. In this technology enriched society we find ourselves in, there will always be perplexities. Therefore, any answer may or may not meet your expectations.
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Would like to know how many nursing homes in Malaysia. The statistics of abandoned elderly people in Malaysia. And how many were sent to Nursing Homes? How are the conditions of such Nursing Homes?
Sociology - 2 Answers
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Check the official statistics from Kementerian Perpaduan Negara dan Pembangunan Masyarakat (KPNPM) [Ministry of National Unity and Social Development], and Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat [Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development]. This two ministry had been merged as the latter. I don't think the statistic is available from its official web site http://www.kpwkm.gov.my/ You need to go through proper channel when you wish to get such statistic. Make an appointment with one of the officers in KPWKM. I'm not sure if they will simply release such specific information to anyone in the public without understand what the information is going to be used for.
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+ As far as Malaysia is concerned, actually very good. They don't have highly trained medical staffs, but they can save a life. Most provide some food if a family member is unable to take food. In this technology enriched society we find ourselves in, there will always be perplexities. Therefore, any answer may or may not meet your expectations.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
I have a son who is hearing impaired. I wish to migrate to Australia for his education and future
I have a son who is hearing impaired. I wish to migrate to Australia for his education and future.?
I am a Malaysian Christian living in Singapore. Desperately seeking job and help to migrate to Australia to provide education and better future for my son who is hearing impaired. He has done a cochlear implant and currently studying in Singapore. I cannot afford to stay on in Singapore as the properties are too expensive for us to rent or buy. How and what can I do to be able to move to Australia. I have 12 years of working experience in service industry. 6 years in food catering and 3 years working experience as a dental nurse.
Special Education - 3 Answers
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First you will need to apply for a job in Australia, and you can search through goggle on job search in http://www.careerone.com.au/sa-jobs/science, and there are many more just type in your job type. Then when once you have confirmed a job, apply for visa and get information on housing and so on. Listen computer today has made everything so simple, and you have information on your fingertips. Just the matter of getting the courage to get started.
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If your son is classed as disabled you might have a problem - you will need to prove that he will not be a burden on society (not require any medical or social help etc). A friend of my fathers was refused entry from the UK because of a deaf child, despite bringing in over 500K with him, it wasn't enough for the authorities to prove he would be supported for the rest of his life..
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There is a possibility you might be denied residency - there was a recent case in the news about a German doctor who had moved to Australia to work in a rural town. He has a child with Down Syndrome and his application for PR was not approved because they deemed the child a burden on the health care system. Health care is free in Australia to citizens and PRs. Because of the outrage it provoked, they were later allowed to stay. In any case, I can understand where you're coming from. You never know until you try. All the best. Doctor with disabled son denied Australian residency: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/04/asia/doctor.php Australia to let doctor with disabled son stay http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/26/asia/doctor.php
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I am a Malaysian Christian living in Singapore. Desperately seeking job and help to migrate to Australia to provide education and better future for my son who is hearing impaired. He has done a cochlear implant and currently studying in Singapore. I cannot afford to stay on in Singapore as the properties are too expensive for us to rent or buy. How and what can I do to be able to move to Australia. I have 12 years of working experience in service industry. 6 years in food catering and 3 years working experience as a dental nurse.
Special Education - 3 Answers
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First you will need to apply for a job in Australia, and you can search through goggle on job search in http://www.careerone.com.au/sa-jobs/science, and there are many more just type in your job type. Then when once you have confirmed a job, apply for visa and get information on housing and so on. Listen computer today has made everything so simple, and you have information on your fingertips. Just the matter of getting the courage to get started.
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If your son is classed as disabled you might have a problem - you will need to prove that he will not be a burden on society (not require any medical or social help etc). A friend of my fathers was refused entry from the UK because of a deaf child, despite bringing in over 500K with him, it wasn't enough for the authorities to prove he would be supported for the rest of his life..
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There is a possibility you might be denied residency - there was a recent case in the news about a German doctor who had moved to Australia to work in a rural town. He has a child with Down Syndrome and his application for PR was not approved because they deemed the child a burden on the health care system. Health care is free in Australia to citizens and PRs. Because of the outrage it provoked, they were later allowed to stay. In any case, I can understand where you're coming from. You never know until you try. All the best. Doctor with disabled son denied Australian residency: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/04/asia/doctor.php Australia to let doctor with disabled son stay http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/26/asia/doctor.php
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Friday, July 1, 2011
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")?
I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
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Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
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its not funny
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the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
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I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
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Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
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its not funny
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the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
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I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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