Equitable Healthcare Access for Type 2 Diabetes Patients Under a Low-Income Group Health Care Scheme: A Sustainable Development Goal Perspective

This study highlighted notable awareness and satisfaction among patients concerning the availability, accessibility, and accommodation of services, particularly emphasising the importance of geographical proximity in healthcare services. However, challenges faced by elderly individuals in accessing social support are also highlighted. The potential of enhancing the amenities of healthcare facilities to improve patient experiences is also reflected in our results. These insights provide evidence for the effectiveness of the Malaysian healthcare system in catering to a diverse demographic and can also be helpful in refining healthcare strategies and further optimising patient-centred care in Malaysia.

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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph22060817
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Healthcare Systems and Reforms
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Equitable Healthcare Access for Type 2 Diabetes Patients Under a Low-Income Group Health Care Scheme: A Sustainable Development Goal Perspective

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Equitable Healthcare Access for Type 2 Diabetes Patients Under a Low-Income Group Health Care Scheme: A Sustainable Development Goal Perspective

Nor Fadhlina Zakaria, Kingston Rajiah, Nor Haslinda Ishak, Mari Kannan Maharajan, Sin Wei Tey
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This study highlighted notable awareness and satisfaction among patients concerning the availability, accessibility, and accommodation of services, particularly emphasising the importance of geographical proximity in healthcare services. However, challenges faced by elderly individuals in accessing social support are also highlighted. The potential of enhancing the amenities of healthcare facilities to improve patient experiences is also reflected in our results. These insights provide evidence for the effectiveness of the Malaysian healthcare system in catering to a diverse demographic and can also be helpful in refining healthcare strategies and further optimising patient-centred care in Malaysia.

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public HealthVol. 22(6)
University of Ulster (GB), University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (MY), IMU University (MY)
International Medical University, Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia, National Institutes of Health
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Healthcare Systems and Reforms
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