Malaysian Society of Anaesthesiologists
The Malaysian Society of Anaesthesiologists (MSA) and the College of Anaesthesiologists (CoA), Academy of Medicine of Malaysia expresses their serious concerns regarding a recent circular issued by a third party administrator (TPA). This circular appears to recommend that surgeons should prioritise local anaesthesia over general anaesthesia for surgical procedures. This profit-driven dictation by an insurance company represents an intrusion into medical decision-making and constitute an unethica
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- Category: organization
- Website: http://www.msa.net.my/
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- Email: secretariat@msa.net.my (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The Malaysian Society of Anaesthesiologists (MSA) and the College of Anaesthesiologists (CoA), Academy of Medicine of Malaysia expresses their serious concerns regarding a recent circular issued by a third party administrator (TPA). This circular appears to recommend that surgeons should prioritise local anaesthesia over general anaesthesia for surgical procedures. This profit-driven dictation by an insurance company represents an intrusion into medical decision-making and constitute an unethica
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