pusat kesihatan putrajaya

yesterday, my wife took me to the pusat kesihatan putrajaya to see a dentist to attend to my tooth and tongue problems. thank god, one of her clients, a nurse called kak su worked there, thus within not very long i was ushered in to see a doctor wan" something", a nice doctor. who checked my teeth for not more than ten minutes, and then proceeded to prescribed some medications. these worked as the pain and agony subsided.
my impressions of the pusat is favourable. inspite of the numerous thronging patients, things proceeded well, everybody seems to be attended to, a far cry from situation at the emergency room of the putrajaya hospital, where waiting seems to be the prescribed medicine. at last, i can see where all the money the government poured into healthcare being well put to use for the public's good.my first impressions were that "-

1. the patients were predominantly malays.
2. although the governments pharmacy had been so-called nationalised, the foreign drugmakers must be the one laughing to the bank, as the pharmacy seems to be dishing out medicines like a minimarket
well, all in all a major improvement than what was available before.