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2 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Agenda 52nd Annual General Meeting Date : 19th April 2025, Saturday Venue : via Zoom Time : 10.00 am – Meeting to Commence 1) To confirm the Minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting. 2) To consider and adopt the Annual Report of the Council. 3) To consider and adopt the audited Annual Accounts and Report of the auditor thereon. 4) To elect the Council consisting of President Elect, Chairman of Council, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and nine (9) members of Council. 5) To appoint a Public Accountant to serve as Auditor. 6) To transact any other business, which ought to be transacted at the Annual General Meeting. 7) To appoint two Internal Auditors. 8) To consider any Resolutions submitted to the Honorary Secretary, six (6) weeks prior to the AGM and which have been circulated to general members two (2) weeks before the meeting. 9) To consider any amendments to the Constitution submitted to the Honorary Secretary, six (6) weeks prior to the AGM and which have been circulated to general members two (2) weeks before the Annual General Meeting. 10) Declare the meeting adjourned.

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www.afpm.org.my | 3 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Minutes of the 51st Annual General Meeting (AGM) Held Virtually On : 28th April 2024, Sunday Held At : IRAMA 5, LEVEL M, THE EVERLY HOTEL, PUTRAJAYA Members Present: NO. MEMBER STATUS M/SHIP NO: NAME 1 Associate 10676 *DR NESAMANY A/P RAMASAMY 2 Life Member 407 PROF DATUK DR SHEIKH MOHD AMIN B SHEIKH MUBARAK 3 Life Member 2162 PROF DR CHAN SOOK CHING 4 Ordinary 1272 PROF DR KHOO EE MING 5 Life Member 526 PROF DR KWA SIEW KIM 6 Life Member 693 DATO' DR JASPAL SINGH MANOCHA @ JUSPAL SINGH A/L JOGINDER SINGH 7 Life Member 405 DATO' DR JP KAMALANATHAN 8 Life Member 1532 DATO' DR LEE CHENG YEW 9 Ordinary 3294 DATO' DR PARMJIT SINGH A/L KULDIP SINGH 10 Life Member 1527 DR AISHAH MOHD ZAIN 11 Life Member 4102 DR AMALINA BINTI JALALUDIN 12 Life Member 4542 DR AMRIANA BINTI AMIRULLA 13 Life Member 1938 DR ANIS EZDIANA BINTI ABDUL AZIZ 14 Life Member 3246 DR ANJHANA A/P SELVARAJAN 15 Ordinary 4546 DR ANWARIAH BINTI ARIS 16 Life Member 4396 DR ASYRAF BIN ADIB 17 Life Member 2719 DR AU SOON YENG 18 Life Member 3124 DR CHAN HIANG NGEE 19 Life Member 2970 DR DURGA A/P VETTIVEL 20 Life Member 2161 DR ELANGKEERAN A/L M. KRISHNAN 21 Life Member 2123 DR EMMA FAZILAH ZULKIFLI 22 Ordinary 3999 DR FARAH AISHAH BINTI HAMDAN 23 Life Member 3279 DR FOO SHI XIAN 24 Life Member 817 DR GNANASEGARAN XAVIER 25 Life Member 3413 DR HASLINA BINTI MUKHTAR AAJAMER 26 Life Member 1863 DR HAZIAN BT HAMZAH 27 Ordinary 1616 DR HJ ABDUL RAHAMAN B HJ POZAN 28 Life Member 2251 DR HUSNA HANIN BT ABDUL RAHIM 29 Life Member 1839 DR ISRIYANTI BT MOHD RAFAE 30 Ordinary 4118 DR JASVEER KAUR SIDHU A/P SURJAN SINGH 31 Life Member 4689 DR KANISWARI A/P MUNUSAMY 32 Life Member 1010 DR KAVIYARASAN SAILIN @ STALIN

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4 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NO. MEMBER STATUS M/SHIP NO: NAME 33 Life Member 3024 DR LAI WEI JIE 34 Life Member 986 DR LAKSHMI SIVASHUNMUGAM 35 Life Member 3201 DR LAVNEYS VIJAY A/P VIJAYAN 36 Ordinary 2603 DR LEE WAI KHEW 37 Ordinary 837 DR LEONG KOK WENG 38 Life Member 1657 DR LILI ZURYANI BT MARMUJI 39 Life Member 985 DR LIM CHUAN LEONG 40 Life Member 3314 DR LOKE YEAN YEE 41 Ordinary 4085 DR MOHAMAD RAIMI BIN RADIN 42 Life Member 3364 DR MOHD FARID BIN RAMDAN 43 Life Member 2238 DR NAGAMMAI A/P THIAGARAJAN 44 Life Member 2400 DR NG SHIAU PEI 45 Life Member 3697 DR NG SZE MAY 46 Life Member 1661 DR NORLEHAN BINTI ABDUL SAMAD 47 Life Member 4084 DR NORSHAZWANI BINTI OTHMAN 48 Ordinary 3414 DR NORSIAH BINTI ALI 49 Life Member 3865 DR PRAVIN A/L RAJAKUMAR 50 Life Member 3612 DR PUTERI NORMALINA BT MEGAT ABU BAKAR 51 Life Member 2296 DR RAJESH A/L NARAINDAS POHUMAL ASNANI 52 Life Member 2790 DR RAJVINDER SINGH A/L MAHINDER SINGH 53 Life Member 2654 DR SAMANTHA VERONICA TEH POH SUAN 54 Life Member 3192 DR SARAH CHEW CHING JERN 55 Life Member 1857 DR SASIKALA DEVI A/P A AMIRTHALINGAM 56 Life Member 3057 DR SASIKUMAR A/L RAJAGOPAL 57 Life Member 2240 DR SHAMSATH BINTI ABDUL GAFOOR 58 Life Member 3683 DR SHANMUGA KRITIKA A/P KANAPATHY 59 Life Member 3462 DR SHARIFAH KARIMAH BINTI SYED MOHAMAD 60 Life Member 3751 DR SHARMILEE A/P T. RAMANATHAN 61 Ordinary 11230 DR TAMIL MARAN A/L VELAYUTHAI 62 Life Member 3361 DR TEOH MAY WINN 63 Life Member 2709 DR TEOW KING FOK 64 Life Member 3368 DR VISHALINI A/P KANESON 65 Life Member 1259 DR WEE ENG CHYE 66 Life Member 3930 DR WONG LING YING 67 Life Member 3606 DR WONG MENG YEE 68 Life Member 2331 DR WONG PING FOO 69 Life Member 4183 DR YAK CHOO SOON 70 Life Member 1589 DR YEK SING CHEE 71 Life Member 1969 DR YIP HUNG LOONG @ ELVIND YIP 72 Ordinary 1245 DR ZAID BIN ABDULLAH @ CHELVARAJ R

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www.afpm.org.my | 5 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA The President, Dr Norsiah Ali called the house to order at 10.00 am sharp with a quorum of 55 members present for the AGM. The President then welcomed all to the 51st Annual General Meeting of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia and thanked all for giving her the honour in heading this organisation. During her tenure for the past one (1) year, she informed that she went through an interesting journey which was memorable for her. It has polished and sharpened her skill to lead an organization. There were many things that she learned and ventured together with all the members. Her initial task in the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) was to represent AFPM in the Medical Safety Council. She was also representing AFPM in the MSQH committee where they were reviewing the Medical Clinics Standard for 2nd Edition and was appointed as the Chairperson. They had completed reviewing the first guideline and had tested it at the Annual Scientific Conference in the past two days where the MSQH took part in the exhibiting the Medical Clinics Standard 2nd Edition guideline to check whether it was user-friendly. Thirdly, she had spearheaded the strategic planning workshop where discussion on how to make AFPM important, relevant and continuously be among important primary care providers in term of training for both the public and private sector in this country. In the workshop, discussion and planning on Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for all the units under the AFPM was done to fine tune the job scopes of the secretariat and each unit in AFPM. Planning of proper asset registers was also implemented. In the year end of her term as the President, she managed to complete both the KPI and the Asset register for AFPM. Apart from that, AFPM faced quite huge challenges in terms of AFPM conducting training as the parallel pathway for Family Medicine Specialists in Malaysia. Madam President informed that there were several meetings with Ministry of Health and the Minister of Health himself, discussing about the training with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Meetings with Malaysian Medical Council and Director General of Health were also attended. Explanation on the AFPM parallel pathways especially on the International Conjoint Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (icFRACGP) was given. It was a name change on the award only as it was the requirement in the Australian Medical Council since 2018. There are no changes in the training and curriculum that AFPM conducts. Pertaining to this, the EXCO also met the AFPM Royal Patron, DYMM Tuanku Muhriz Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan to explain on the situation and have written a joint statement together with Malaysian Family Medicine Specialists’ Association (FMSA) to the Minister of Health on how the change can be made under the Medical Act no. 50 and revised Medical Act 1443 of 2012 which was implemented from 1st July 2017. They had also written in the media on this matter so that the general public will know how we feel about this matter and what we wish it to be. Fortunately, last week, 23rd April 2024, Madam President informed that she was called to represent AFPM under a special committee appointed by Minister of Health to look at the list of qualification that supposed to be listed in the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC). They had already come up with list of the qualifications that are supposed to be there including the icFRACGP, so the list will be submitted to the MMC.They will have their meeting on the 3rd week of May 2024 and will be directed by the Minister of Health to adopt the list submitted.The AG Chamber had agreed to change the law so that similar situation will not occur again in the future. The law will be brought to Parliament meeting in June 2024 and will be passed accordingly.

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6 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Madam President also reported on the Golden Jubilee celebration of AFPM where a community programme was held at the Kampung Sendayan, Negeri Sembilan and took the opportunity to celebrate the Golden Jubilee celebration year 2023. About three hundred (300) members of the community attended the health programme. This year the annual scientific meeting was rebranded as the Annual Scientific Conference and managed to attract six hundred and twenty-seven (627) participants/delegates to attend this conference. It was very interesting observation, almost 90% of participants stayed until the end of the conference of day one and they were very attentive and took part in the Q&A session. It shows that we attracted the right audience for the conference. A Gala Dinner was also held after the conference, and it was assisted by the Chapter of Young Family Doctors (The Rajakumar Movement Malaysia) in arranging the Gala Dinner where there were three (3) celebration conducted concurrently as listed. i) Celebration of 50th Year Golden Jubilee ii) Celebration of World Family Doctors Day: jointly celebrated together with the Family Medicine Specialists Association of Malaysia, FMSA (officially celebrated worldwide on the 19th of May) iii) Introduction of our new Medical Academies Building and beginning of the donation drive for the building. (Flyer on the process of donation drive will be shared). Madam President informed that Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan, who is the permanent member of the Board of Task Force will report on the progress on the building. She also informed that the certificate of completion of the medical academies was released the day before on the 27th April 2024. She hoped that the secretariat will be able to move all the moveable furniture to the new building by end of May 2024 and start operation over there. She also shared with the general body that despite certain challenges on the ICFRACGP, we still managed to overcome it and will be conducting our Convocation Ceremony on the 5th May 2024, Sunday at the Sheraton PJ Hotel. She also managed to get the blessings of the DYMM Tuanku to proceed with the convocation and pass the scrolls to the candidates except for the ICFRACGP which will be handled by the Censor in Chief of the RACGP at a second session on the same day. She then invited all present to go to the agenda for the meeting on the Annual Report as follows. 1. To confirm the Minutes of the previous 50th Annual General Meeting. The President invited the general body to go through the minutes of the last Annual General Meeting held on the 29th of April 2023, Saturday which has been circulated to all members. She ran through minutes from pages 3 to 18 of the annual report. She then enquired if anyone had any questions on the minutes and if none, requested the minutes be adopted. The minutes of the last 50th Annual General Meeting were then adopted. Proposed by Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin and seconded by Dr Shamsath Bte Abdul Gafoor. 2. To consider and adopt the Annual Report of Council for the period of April 2023 to April 2024. The President, Dr Norsiah Ali led the house through the report of Council starting from pages 19 to 108 as below. ➢ Individual photos of Council members

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www.afpm.org.my | 7 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA ➢ Committee members of the various board of the Academy ➢ Family Medicine Teachers, including research mentors and module writers ➢ Representation of members in the various Committees of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia in the Portfolio ➢ Special Interest Groups with Courses Development ➢ Members representing the Academy on external committees / organisations. ➢ Awards of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia for the programmes run by the Academy. ➢ Membership of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia ➢ Attendance of EXCO & Council meetings ➢ Report from the various committees. ➢ Report from the various section. a) Membership From January to April 2024, (60) new applications were approved for membership. With the inclusion of these members, the general membership in benefit stood as follows for year 2024. Category of Membership Year 2024 Members in Benefit 1543 Life Membership 750 Members in Arrears (1171) Total Membership in Benefit 2293 b) Attendance of EXCO and Council Meetings. The President informed that the attendance of the EXCO and Council meetings on page 39 was for record purposes and information only. c) Reports from various Boards, Chapters, Committees and Sections The President then went through the reports from page 40 onwards from the various Boards, Chapters, Committees and Sections for year 2023 – 2024 as follows: i) Faculty of Education by Prof Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin ii) Board of Censors by Dr Anis Ezdiana Abd Aziz iii) Board of Examiners by Dr Tan Chow Wei

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8 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING iv) Chapter of Teachers by A/Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail v) Editorial Board by Prof. Dr Lee Ping Yein vi) MPCRG report by Dr Sheela Selvam and Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan vii) AFPM IT Committee Report by A/Prof Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong viii) Credentialing Committee Report by Dr Husna Hanin Bt Abdul Rahim ix) The Rajakumar Movement Report by Dr Wong Ling Ying and Dr Sarah Chew Ching Jern x) Quality Improvement Report by Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam xi) Section Heads Report - Melaka by Dr Sudhananthan Kanthaswamy - Pahang by Dato’ Lee Cheng Yew - Kedah / Perlis by Dr Gnanasegaran Xavier - Perak by Dr Yek Sing Chee - Wilayah and Selangor by Dr Elangkeeran M. Krishnan - Negeri Sembilan by Dr Lim Chuan Leong - Terengganu by Dr Mohd Adam Bin Dato’ Mohd Akil xii) Building Committee Report by Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan, as the permanent member of the Building Task Force xiii) WONCA Report by Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin as Honorary Secretary of WONCA Asia Pacific Region xiv) Report on the Secretariat of AFPM by the Honorary Secretary Dr Wong Ping Foo xv) Election Committee Report by Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha, Dr Leong Kok Weng and Dr Gurunathan Ratnavelu. Amendments to Constitution The President informed the house that the Honorary Secretary received one (1) amendment to the Constitution, six weeks prior to the AGM and which has been circulated to the General body two (2) weeks before the meeting as below. The Annual Report was then adopted, proposed by Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin and seconded by Dr Sasikala Devi. Madam President then informed that Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan had requested to allow him to report on the Academies Building to the general body.

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www.afpm.org.my | 9 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Report on the Medical Academies Building Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan presented the photos of the new building and reported on it as follows. MEDICAL ACADEMIES MALAYSIA (AKADEMI PERUBATAN MALAYSIA) will be an iconic building befitting its status as the home for the Medical Academies and Medical Fraternities of Malaysia. Our previous building in Jalan Tun Razak was compulsorily acquired by the government in 2017 after paying compensation. The land was owned by the two academies at 2/3:1/3 ratio (AMM: AFPM). A joint venture agreement (JVA) signed on 27th August 2006. A Joint Academies Development Committee (JADC) was formed to find a suitable land and build an iconic building with the necessary facilities. Academies Management Committee (AMC) formed a dedicated Building Task Force (BTF) on 22nd September 2019 for the purpose of construction equipping and commissioning of the new Medical Academies Building. BTF membership consist of: Academy of Medicine Malaysia 1. Tan Sri Datuk Dr Ridzwan Abu Bakar (Chairman) 2. Datuk Dr Yeoh Poh Hong 3. Prof. Dato‘ Sri Dr Abu Hassan Asaari Abdullah Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia 1. Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan 2. Assoc. Prof. Dato Dr Mohamad Husni Jamal The Academy of Medicine of Malaysia and the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia have forged ahead with getting a new home in Plot 8C8 Precinct 8, Putrajaya. The sales and purchase agreement signing ceremony for buying the land was held on 20th July 2020 between both the Academies and the Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd on a boat cruise. This auspicious occasion would also go down in the history of both the Academies as a major step in our vision of getting an iconic building in Putrajaya. It was our fervent hope at that time that this building would be completed within 24 to 26 months. The Academies were greatly honoured that YAB Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamed laid the foundation stone at a ceremony on 10th October 2022 at the construction site itself. YAB Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamed is an Honorary Fellow of both Academies. He was accompanied by YAB Tun Dr Siti Hasmah binti Mohd Ali, who is also an Honorary Fellow.

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10 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING DETAILS AND LOCATIONS Madam President thanked Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan on his comprehensive report. Remarks a Location It is located at Plot 8C8, Precinct 8 Putrajaya on a piece of 2.5 acres of land (108,900 sq ft) b Type of land Freehold & Commercial. c Medical Corridor The Academies had initially wanted to apply for institutional land but were advised against it by the then Prime Minister, Tun Dr Mahathir. He then helped to secure this piece of commercial land in the year 2018 at a concessionary rate of RM215.00 per sq ft. d Connectivity It is 1 km from the Putrajaya Sentral. The Putrajaya MRT 2 line started operation in March 2023. From Putrajaya Sentral, there is a bus shuttle as well as a monorail service which stops at the road in front of the Academies building. e Views & Other Developments The said Building also fronts the mosque and the lake with some new developments (shopping malls, hotels, conference facility (1,000 pax), and residents’ condominiums are ongoing. f Auditorium The auditorium of 6,500 sq ft can accommodate 350 seats with connectivity to the Flexi-hall (380 pax banquet) and the specialist training rooms (5,730 sq ft). The stage would have a drop-down projector screen with LED panels at the back wall. It is accessible from the Ground Floor & and the 1st Floor. g Ground Floor 1) Lobby – 2,890 sq ft 2) Main reception – to usher the participants to the lift lobby or to take the stairs to the upper floor. 3) Café – 2,000 sq ft 4) Multi-Purpose Hall for events/exhibitions -6,500 sq ft 5) Participants can enjoy some refreshments in the relaxing area before proceeding to the event hall 6) The focal view is the feature staircase with floating metal works with a series of steel rods enclosing it which leads to the upper floors h 1st Floor The Flex-Hall is 5,347 sq ft and can be permutated into: 1) Banquet – total capacity 380 2) Seminar Room – total capacity 180 3) Exam Hall – total capacity 242 4) The whole area can be opened for exhibition i 2nd Floor 1. The specialist training areas are the core areas that could attract some potential donors as well as generate some income. 2. There are 2 types of training rooms: a) 7 simulation rooms - Room 1 to Room 7 = 195 square feet (Size 4.3m x 4.2m) b) 13 rooms – Room 8 to 20 = 130 square feet (Size 2.9m x 4m) c) All the training rooms are fitted with: i) Collapsible doors which can be opened for multi-function usage (Except for Room 1 to be a fixed wall) ii) Plaster ceiling with strip lighting including the corridors. iii) Vinyl flooring 3. 11,000 sq ft empty space located on this floor is planned for rental. j 3rd Floor 1) 3rd Floor are the office suites. 2) At this level, the office suites are mostly fully furnished. 3) Most of the offices are open-planned concepts with flexible space functions and agile environments. 4) There is one vacant office space of 715 sq ft that is still available for rent or sale. k 4th Floor 1) MSQH will occupy the biggest space of 6,000 sq ft. 2) There is a vacant space of 1,317 sq ft and the Malaysian Endocrine & Metabolic Society (MEMS) is interested in this. l 5th Floor This empty space is planned for a gym or eating area with about 8,500 sq ft

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www.afpm.org.my | 11 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3. Consider and Adopt the Audited Statement of Accounts for Year ending December 2023 and the Report of the Auditor. The President requested the Honorary Treasurer, Dr Aishah Mohd Zain to share and report on the audited statement of accounts. The Honorary Treasurer, Dr Aishah Mohd Zain thanked the President and presented the financial statements of the Audited Accounts for year ending 31st December 2023 as follows: i) Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia ii) Medibase Sdn Bhd iii) Joint Academies Development Fund Dr Aishah informed that the accounts were audited by the external auditors, En Ali Shah and company. She summarised the important pages starting off with the accounts of the AFPM from page 113 onwards of the Audited Accounts of the AFPM for year ending 31st December 2023 consisting of: ➢ Statement by Council members ➢ Consolidated Statement of Financial Position Dr Aishah, Honorary Treasurer then continued with the report as below: ➢ Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income ➢ Consolidated Statement of changes in the Members’ Fund ➢ Consolidated Statement of Cash Flow ➢ Notes to the Financial statements for year ended 31st December 2023 ➢ Independent Auditor’s Report The accounts of AFPM were adopted, proposed by Dr Ng Shiau Pei and seconded by Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan. Honorary Treasurer, Dr Aishah Mohd Zain proceeded with the Medibase Sdn Bhd accounts from pages 146 to177 of the Annual Report. The treasurer informed that the reporting on the Medibase accounts have been completed and enquired if there are any other queries and if none, she requested for the accounts of Medibase Sdn Bhd to be adopted. The Medibase Sdn Bhd accounts were then adopted, proposed by Dr Ng Shiau Pei and seconded by Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan. Honorary Treasurer, Dr Aishah Mohd Zain continued with the accounts of Joint Academies Development Fund from pages 179 to 198. The JADF accounts was then adopted, proposed by Dr Ng Shiau Pei and seconded by Dr Samantha Veronica Teh PS and Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin. Madam President then presented En Ali Shah with a token of appreciation.

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12 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4. To elect the Council consisting of President, President Elect, Chairman of Council, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer, and Nine (9) Council Members. The President led the house to item no. 4 in the agenda of the AGM as above. She passed the floor to the Election Committee Chair, Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha to proceed with the election process. Dato’ Dr Jaspal thanked all present and thanked fellow colleagues for coming to the elections for year 2024. He referred the house to page 105 and 106 of the Annual Report which has been circulated online as well as hard copies at the venue. He reported on the total nominations received for year 2024. The nominations were closed on 15th March 2024, Friday by Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha, Dr Leong Kok Weng and Dr Gurunathan. The total nomination was 20, and out of which, only 10 are valid nominations. They were for the posts as listed below. i) President Elect – Assoc. Prof. Dr Hazian Hamzah ii) Chairman of Council – Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin iii) Honorary Secretary – Dr Wong Ping Foo iv) Honorary Treasurer – Dr Aishah Mohd Zain v) Six (6) Council members - Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan - Dr Sasikala Devi A/P Amirthalingam - Dr Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh - Dr Ng Shiau Pei - Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming - Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim There were no nominations for the following posts: i) Three (3) Council members Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha informed that it was brought to the election committee’s attention that several members requested additional ballot papers because they did not receive it or was misplaced. It was decided by the election committee that in future the request for another ballot paper will be gladly given to the members concerned on condition they officially write in or email to the secretariat addressed to the Secretary and election committee requesting for an extra ballot paper with their current updated contact details viz email, correspondence address and mobile number. On receiving the request, the ballot paper will be given to the member personally and acknowledged by the member at the AFPM secretariat, but it will be stamped duplicate with the same serial number that is allocated to all original ballot papers, this is to prevent abuse in the nomination process.

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www.afpm.org.my | 13 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Election Process for 2024 Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh informed that in this virtual meeting, the voting will be done electronically, and due diligence will be carried out on the validation of the nominations. The IT staff went through the process of the voting system as below: - Members will be receiving nominations for the polling system. - Followed by an email or SMS notification. - Need to put the membership and the password will be the phone number. - Each member will be given about 20 minutes to complete the voting. The Election Committee Chairman then open for nomination for the post of three (3) Council members. All nominations should have proposers and seconders of good standing. The nominations should also have the acceptance of the nominee. The nomination for the three (3) Council members were opened as below. 1) Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin proposed Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor for the post of Council member. Seconded by Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan. 2) Dr Sasikala Devi proposed Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan for the post of Council member. Seconded by Gnanasegaran Xavier. 3) Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor proposed Dr Husna Hanim Abdul Rahim for the post of Council member. Seconded by Dr Ng Shiau Pei. 4) Dr Wong Ping Foo proposed Dr Loke Yean Yee for the post of Council member. Seconded by Dr Emma Fazilah Zulkifli. Dr Elvind Yip proposed that the nominations for four Council member to be closed. Seconded by Dr Kwa Siew Kim. All the nominations were accepted by the nominees. Prof Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin made a request for the members nominated to open the video and briefly introduced themselves for the benefit of the members who may not know who they were. Valid nominations for Council members stand at four (4) and out of this, only three (3) Council members would be elected. Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha requested the house to give some time for the names to be listed down for the voting process. In the meantime, the four (4) nominated members as listed below with their proposers and seconders were checked on the membership status.

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14 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Results of the e-voting polling for nominations for three (3) Council members. Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha then announced the final valid results of the e-voting polling as follows. 1) Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor - 48 votes 2) Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan - 41votes 3) Dr Loke Yean Yee - 36 votes He then congratulated all the newly elected members and announced to the house the new office bearers for year 2024 – 2025 as below: President : Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae President Elect : A/Prof Dr Hazian Hamzah Chairman of Council : Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin Honorary Secretary : Dr Wong Ping Foo Honorary Treasurer : Dr Aishah Mohd Zain Council Members: 1) Prof Dr Kwa Siew Kim 2) Prof Dr Khoo Ee Ming 3) Dr Sasikala Devi A/P Amirthalingam 4) Dr Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh 5) Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan 6) Dr Ng Shiau Pei 7) Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor 8) Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan 9) Dr Loke Yean Yee The President thanked the election committee headed by Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha together with Dr Leong Kok Weng and Dr Gurunathan Ratnavelu for their dedicated service to the Academy. She then presented a token of appreciation to both Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha and Dr Leong Kok Weng. 5. To appoint a Public Accountant to serve as an Auditor. The President informed that the next item in the agenda is to appoint the Public Accountant to serve as Auditor. Dr Aishah Mohd Zain presented the quotes from three public auditors as listed below. COMPANY ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA MEDIBASE SDN BHD PRICE (RM) PRICE (RM) ALI SHAH HASHIM & CO 27,940.70 15,811.20 SYLVESTER ANTHONY & CO 53,488.62 17,574.84 SYAM & CO 94,697.64 11,259.00 MY & CO 55,168.02 18,206.10 *ALL PRICES INCLUDE 8% GOVERNMENT TAX.

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16 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING COURSES INCOME EXPENSES PROFIT/(LOSS) INCOME EXPENSES PROFIT/(LOSS)DERMATOLOGY 528,250.00 230,190.19- 298,059.81 700,000.00 204,850.00- 495,150.00 ATFM 4,139,798.25 1,888,491.87- 2,251,306.38 3,475,000.00 2,700,490.00- 774,510.00 GCFM 5,409,437.37 1,671,197.84- 3,738,239.53 1,526,500.00 871,607.00- 654,893.00 TOTAL 10,077,485.62 3,789,879.90- 6,287,605.72 5,701,500.00 3,776,947.00- 1,924,553.00 EXAMINATION MAFP PT 1 733,800.00 459,744.67- 274,055.33 1,050,000.00 666,650.00- 383,350.00 FRACGP PT2 675,900.00 573,062.62- 102,837.38 912,000.00 638,774.00- 273,226.00 EXAMINERS STANDARD SETTING(ESS) 33,710.00- 33,710.00- - - BOSE MEETING 14,573.00- 14,573.00- - BOE TRAINNING 75,390.00- 75,390.00- BOE TRAINNING CCE F2F 82,960.00- 82,960.00- OTHERS MTG 66,000.00- 66,000.00- REMEDIAL 31,250.00 34,700.00- 3,450.00- YEARLY BOE GRANTS 15,000.00- 15,000.00- BOC VETTING 44,700.00- 44,700.00- - TOTAL 1,409,700.00 1,081,090.29- 328,609.71 1,993,250.00 1,624,174.00- 369,076.00 WORKSHOP & OTHERS MEETINGM'sian Primary Care Research(MPCRG) 38,433.72- 38,433.72- - 107,500.00- 107,500.00- WONCA MEETING/CONFERENCE 76,085.06- 76,085.06- - 79,520.00- 79,520.00- MEETING AGM 39,047.10- 39,047.10- - 40,400.00- 40,400.00- CONVOCATION 76,175.40 214,049.08- 137,873.68- 86,800.00 202,470.00- 115,670.00- SCIENTIFIC MEETING 103,030.17 188,936.63- 85,906.46- 370,000.00 250,000.00- 120,000.00 STATE ACTIVITY@RM5000/statePAHANG 4,510.00 3,462.52- 1,047.48 5,000.00- 5,000.00- TRENGGANU 240.00 4,328.90- 4,088.90- 5,000.00- 5,000.00- SELANGOR 950.00- 950.00- 5,000.00- 5,000.00- PENANG 1,000.00- 1,000.00- 5,000.00- 5,000.00- EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING 93,978.33- 93,978.33- - 149,215.00- 149,215.00- EXCO MEETING 60,428.80- 60,428.80- - 60,428.80- 60,428.80- COUNCIL MEETING 18,477.90- 18,477.90- - 18,477.90- 18,477.90- FINANCE MEETING 3,500.00- 3,500.00- - 3,500.00- 3,500.00- LAND/BUILDING MEETING 15,385.60- 15,385.60- - 15,385.00- 15,385.00- BOARD OF CENSOR 18,981.65- 18,981.65- - 120,500.00- 120,500.00- ROYAL PATRON 2,563.25- 2,563.25- - 5,000.00- 5,000.00- CREDENTIAL MEETING/NSR 1,000.00- 1,000.00- - 5,000.00- 5,000.00- WORLD FAMILY DAY(RAJKUMAR MOVEMENT) - - 25,950.00- 25,950.00- WORLD FAMILY DAY/GALA DINNER 20,599.90 32,699.75- 12,099.85- 30,930.00- 30,930.00- CPD/CME /others contigency meeting 4,142.65- 4,142.65- - 5,000.00- 5,000.00- IT MEETING - - - 37,000.00- 37,000.00- APPCRC 2023 28,269.57 78,888.50- 50,618.93- CHAPTERS OF TEACHERS 93,793.55- 93,793.55- 213,650.00- 213,650.00- FELDA SENDAYAN 50TH AFPM 2,000.00 4,915.20- 2,915.20- TOTAL 234,825.04 995,048.19- 760,223.15- 456,800.00 1,389,926.70- 933,126.70- AdministrationAFPM 1,342,345.95 3,060,531.00- 1,718,185.05- 1,476,579.65 2,821,262.79- 1,344,683.14- Medibase 535.23 662,938.89- 662,403.66- 588.75 614,383.98- 613,795.23- - - - - QUALITY INPROVEMENT PROGRAMME 2,253.10- 2,253.10- - 76,300.00- 76,300.00- (FIXED COST) - - - - - - - - TOTAL INCOME/EXPENDITURE 13,064,891.84 9,591,741.37- 3,473,150.47 9,628,718.40 10,302,994.47- 674,276.07- SUMMARY ESTIMATED OVERALL BUDGET YEAR 2022 ESTIMATED BUDGET YEAR 2024AFPM/MEDIBASE/QIP- INCOME EXPENSES PROFIT/(LOSS) INCOME EXPENSES PROFIT/(LOSS)COURSES FEE 10,077,485.62 3,789,879.90- 6,287,605.72 5,701,500.00 3,776,947.00- 1,924,553.00 EXAM FEE 1,409,700.00 1,081,090.29- 328,609.71 1,993,250.00 1,624,174.00- 369,076.00 WORKSHOP & MEETING 234,825.04 995,048.19- 760,223.15- 456,800.00 1,389,926.70- 933,126.70- AdministrationAFPM 1,342,345.95 3,060,531.00- 1,718,185.05- 1,476,579.65 2,821,262.79- 1,344,683.14- Medibase 535.23 662,938.89- 662,403.66- 588.75 614,383.98- 613,795.23- - - - - QUALITY INPROVEMENT PROGRAMME 2,253.10- 2,253.10- - 76,300.00- 76,300.00- (FIXED COST) - - - - TOTAL 13,064,891.84 9,591,741.37- 3,473,150.47 9,628,718.40 10,302,994.47- 674,276.07- ALL FIGURES SUBJECT TO CHANGESnote:Some budget base from previous year budget add 10% (due to no projection activity )Some estimated budget base from submision by course director/head.SUMMARY ESTIMATED BUDGET 2024(DRAFT 5)COURSES/EXAM/MEETING/WSHOP.ACTUAL JAN-DEC 202310% mark 2023Budget 2024ACTUAL JAN-DEC 2023AFPM/MEDIBASE/QIPAFPM/MEDIBASE/QIP

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www.afpm.org.my | 17 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 7. Appointment of Internal Auditors. The President stated the next item in the agenda is to appoint two (2) internal auditors. Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin proposed Dr Ng Shiau Pei. Dr Sasikala seconded it. Dr Ng Shiau Pei accepted the nomination as the internal auditor. Dato’ Dr Parmjit Singh proposed Dr Gnanasegaran Xavier as the second internal auditor. Seconded by Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin. Dr Xavier accepted the nomination. It was then confirmed that the Internal Auditors of AFPM for the term 2023 to 2024 as below: i) Dr Ng Shiau Pei ii) Dr Gnanasegaran Xavier 8. To consider any Resolutions submitted to the Honorary Secretary, six (6) weeks prior to the AGM and which has been circulated to general members two (2) weeks before the Annual General Meeting. There was no resolution submitted to the Honorary Secretary. 9. To consider any amendments to the Constitution submitted to the Honorary Secretary, six (6) weeks prior to the AGM and which has been circulated to general members two (2) weeks before the Annual General Meeting. Amendment Article 4 – MEMBERSHIP 4.7 – The Robes of the Academy Current Amendment The various categories of members are to use robes at all official functions as follows: The various categories of members are to use robes at all official functions as follows: 4.7.1 President: A robe of kain songket in blue silk with a pattern emblazoned with the Academy Crest. The front, sleeves and collar are trimmed with a gold pattern. The sleeves shall be laced with gold lace. 4.7.1 President: A robe in red color. The front, sleeves-slits and the collar flap are trimmed with kain songket in gold. 4.7.2 President Elect: A robe of damask blue figured silk, emblazoned with smaller Academy Crest, similar in type to that used for the President. The front, sleeve-slits and the flab collar are trimmed with gold lace. 4.7.2 President Elect: A robe in black color. The front, sleeves-slits and the collar flap are trimmed with kain songket in gold and a red strip. 4.7.3 Chairman of Council: A robe of damask blue figured silk, emblazoned with a smaller Academy Crest, similar in type to that used for the President. The front, sleeve-slits and the flab collar are trimmed with gold lace. 4.7.3 Chairman of Council: A robe in black color. The front and the collar flap are trimmed with red and gold lace. The sleeves- slits are trimmed with kain songket in gold.

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18 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4.7.3 Chairman of Council: A robe of damask blue figured silk, emblazoned with a smaller Academy Crest, similar in type to that used for the President. The front, sleeve-slits and the flab collar are trimmed with gold lace. 4.7.3 Chairman of Council: A robe in black color. The front and the collar flap are trimmed with red and gold lace. The sleeves- slits are trimmed with kain songket in gold. 4.7.3 Chairman of Council: A robe of damask blue figured silk, emblazoned with a smaller Academy Crest, similar in type to that used for the President. The front, sleeve-slits and the flab collar are trimmed with gold lace. 4.7.3 Chairman of Council: A robe in black color. The front and the collar flap are trimmed with red and gold lace. The sleeves- slits are trimmed with kain songket in gold. 4.7.4 Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer, Censor in Chief and Fellows: A robe of damask blue figured silk, emblazoned with smaller Academy Crest, the front, sleeve-slits and the flab collar are trimmed with gold lace. 4.7.4 Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and Dean of Graduate Studies A robe of damask blue, the front, sleeve-slits and the flap collar are trimmed with kain songket in gold and a red strip. Fellows: A robe of damask blue, the front, sleeve-slits and the flap collar are trimmed with kain songket in gold. Censor in Chief: A robe in black color, the front and collar flap are trimmed with old lace. The sleeves- slits are trimmed with kain songket in gold. 4.7.5 Members: A robe of damask blue figured silk, the fonts and sleeves trimmed with gold lace. 4.7.5 Members: A robe in black. The front half and collar flap are trimmed with kain songket in gold. 4.7.6 Past President: A robe in red color. The front, and the collar flap are trimmed with kain songket in gold. Sleeves-slits are trimmed with gold lace. Justification: To update the robes of the Academy currently used for official functions. There was a correction under item 4.7.4. Censor in Chief: A robe in black color, the front and collar flap are trimmed with ‘old lace’. The sleeves- slits are trimmed with kain songket in gold. It was corrected accordingly as “gold lace”. Madam President enquired if there were any objection to the amendment to the Constitution. There was no objection, and the amendments were unanimously accepted to be changed accordingly.

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www.afpm.org.my | 19 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 10. Installation of the In-coming President The President, Dr Norsiah Ali requested the Incoming President for the term 2024 -2015, Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae to come to the floor. The President then adorned the Chain of Office on Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae in keeping with the tradition of the AFPM and requested her to give a brief introduction. Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae gave a brief introduction on herself. She thanked Dr Norsiah Ali for her exemplary leadership and for all the successful projects for the last one (1) year. She stated that she is not here to compete with her as she had set such a high benchmark but will try to continue her legacy dengan ‘tatangan ilmi’ our AFPM aspiration. She then congratulated all the new EXCO and Council members and then introduced the President Elect, A/Prof Dr Hazian Hamzah who gave a brief introduction of herself. Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae thanked A/Prof Dr Hazian and stated that at the 51st birthday of the AFPM, we are looking forward to moving into our new building. As her aspiration of ‘Dengan Tatangan Ilmi’, she believes that as doctors, they are lifelong learners, and she also believes that they have the power of the people and not just about the building. The building looks very awesome, very beautiful and promising but it also the individual that makes the institution. She hoped that all the members will continue to strive with good communication and collaboration with our vision of primary care as our top priority. She thanked all her mentors, exco and council members for giving her the trust to lead the Academy. With all their assistance, she believes that the journey will be pleasant and successful. 11. To Declare the Meeting Adjourned Dr Norsiah Ali gave a speech and called the AFPM AGM of 2023- 2024 to a close with a vote of thanks to the 2023- 2024 EXCO and Council of AFPM, the AFPM’s Trustees, and the AFPM Secretariat for commitment and support. She wished the In-coming President Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae every success and passed the KPI file to her. There being no other matter to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 12.40 pm. Recorded by: Ms. Patricia Arockiasamy, General Manager 9th May 2024 for Dr Wong Ping Foo Honorary Secretary …………………………………….. (Tandatangan) ……………………………………. (Tandatangan) Nama: Dr Norsiah Ali Jawatan: Presiden Nama: Dr Wong Ping Foo Jawatan: Setiausaha

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22 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Report from the Council Your Council takes great pleasure in presenting its Report for the period April 2024 to April 2025. Council of the Academy 2024 – 2025 Executive Committee • Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae - President • A/Prof Dr Hazian Binti Hamzah - President Elect • Dr Norsiah Binti Ali - Immediate Past President • Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin - Chairman of Council • Dr Wong Ping Foo - Honorary Secretary • Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain - Honorary Treasurer • Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin - Dean of Graduate Studies • Dr Anis Ezdiana Binti Abdul Aziz - Censor-in-Chief Council Members • Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming • Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim • Dr Sasikala D. A/P Amirthalingam • Dr Nagammai A/P Thiagarajan • Dr Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh • Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan • Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor • Dr Ng Shiau Pei • Dr Loke Yean Yee Faculty Of Education Chairman: Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin Sheikh Mubarak Faculty members: • Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin (GCFM) • Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham (ATFM) • Dr Anis Ezdiana (Board of Censors) • Dr Lili Zuryani Marmuji (Board of Examiners) • A/Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera (Chapter of Teachers) • A/Prof. Dr Chandran Rajagopal (Dermatology Course) • Dr Suthananthan (Practical Orthopedics Course) • Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam (QIP) • Dr Sivashanmuganathan Saga Thavan (Sexually Transmitted Infection Course)

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www.afpm.org.my | 23 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Board of Censors Censor-in-Chief: Dr Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz Censor: • Dr Emma Fazilah Zulkifli • A/Prof Dr Hairel Anuar Selamat • Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan • Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor • Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan • Dr Au Soon Yeng • Dr Sharmilee T. Ramanathan • Dr Anisha K. Nijar • Dr Zahrina Azian Zohadie • Dr Nuraida Baharuddin (joined August 2024) • Dr Sheela Mithra Nandi Mithra (joined January 2025) • Dr Ong Jue Jing (joined January 2025) • Dr Sarah Chew Ching Jern (resigned December 2024) • Dr Rohimah Md Yusoff (resigned December 2024) Board of Examiners Chief Examiner Dr Lili Zuryani Marmuji AKT Lead Dr Lee Sze Leng KFP Lead Dr Farah Naaz Momtaz Ahmad CCE Lead Dr Emma Fazilah Zulkifli IT Lead A/Prof. Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong SS Lead Dr Song Wai Leng QA Examiners: • Prof. Dr Chan Sook Ching (Lead) • Dr Ng Aik Chew • Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin (Senior Advisor) • Dr Iskandar Firzada Hj Othman • Dr Emma Fazilah Zulkifli • Dr Tan Chow-Wei (Senior Advisor) • Dr S. Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin • Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim • Dr Teoh Long Chee • Dr Lee Tong Weng Examiners (in alphabetical order): • Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham • Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae • A/Prof Datin Dr Fa’iza Abdullah • Dr Lakshmi Sivashunmugam • A/Prof Dr Hairel Anuar Selamat • Dato’ Dr Lee Cheng Yew • A/Prof Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail • Dr Leong Wai Yee • A/Prof Dr Khasnur Abdul Malek • Dr Lim Chuan Leong • A/Prof Dr Mohamed Syarif Mohamed Yassin • Dr Malanashita Ganeson • A/Prof Dr Noorhida Baharudin • Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan • A/Prof Dr Rohimah Md Yusoff • Dr Ng Shiau Pei • A/Prof Dr Hazian Hamzah • Dr Norlehan Abdul Samad • Dr Aishah Mohd Zain • Dr Nur Awab • Dr Anis Ezdiana Abd Aziz • Dr Nurazlin Jamaluddin • Dr Cho Hung Ling • Dr Nurzeti Shaik Ahmad • Dr Fauziah Abdul Karim • Dr Rosita Louis • Dr Han Yung Wen • Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan • Dr Harbaksh Singh • Dr Sasikala Devi A/P Amirthalingam • Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor • Dr Wee Eng Chye • Dr Siti Shuhaizam Mamat Raduan • Dr Wong Ping Foo • Dr Swaminathan Sivalingam • Dr Yek Sing Chee • Dr Husna Hanin Abd Rahim

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24 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Chapter Of Teachers Chairperson : Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Bt Ismail Deputy Chairperson : Dr Wong Ping Foo Advisor : Dr Lili Zuryani Bt Marmuji Committee Members • Dr Anisha K Nijar • Dr Gan Chia Ying • Dr Husna Hanin Abdul Rahim • Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam Editorial Board Chief Editor: Prof. Dr. LeePing Yein Deputy Chief Editor: Dr Hani Syahida Salim Associate Editors: 1. Prof. Dr Adina Abdullah 2. Prof. Dr Chai Eng Tan 3. Prof. Dr Ching Siew Mooi 4. Prof. Dr Harmy Mohamed Yusoff 5. Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming 6. Prof. Dr Lee Wai Khew 7. Prof. Dr Nik Sherina Haidi Hanafi 8. Prof. Dr Sazlina Shariff Ghazali 9. A/Prof. Dr Apichai Wattanapisit 10. A/Prof. Dr Cheong Ai Theng 11. A/Prof. Dr Ngiap Chuan tan 12. A/Prof. Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan 13. Dr Irmi Zarina Ismail 14. Dr Jazlan Jamaluddin 15. Dr Say Hien Keah 16. Dr Sylvia McCarthy 17. Dr V Paranthaman P Vengadasalam 18. Dr Wong Ping Foo 19. Dr Zainal Fitri Zakaria Local Editorial Advisors: 1. Prof. Dr Teng Cheong Lieng 2. Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin 3. Prof. Dr Wah Yun Low International Editorial Advisors: 1. Prof. Dr Cindy Lam Lo-Kuen (Hong Kong) 2. Prof. Dr Anthony Viera (USA) 3. Prof. Dr Ng Chirk Jenn (Singapore) 4. Prof. Dr Michael Kidd (Australia) 5. Prof. Dr Hilary Pinnock (UK) Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) Chairman : Assoc. Prof. Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan Secretary : Dr Sheela Bai Pannir Selvam Treasurer : Asst. Prof. Dr Abdul Hadi Said Committee Members: • Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming • Assoc Prof. Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong • Prof. Dr Lee Ping Yein • Dr Hani Syahida Salim • Prof. Dr Nik Sherina Haidi Hanafi • Dr Navin Kumar Devaraj • Prof. Dr Adina Abdullah • Dr Subashini Ambigapathy • Assoc. Prof. Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun

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www.afpm.org.my | 25 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA AFPM IT Committee Advisor: Dr. S Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Chair: A/Prof Dr. Elvind Yip Hung Loong (Education section Lead) Members: • Dr Wong Ping Foo (Management section Lead) • Dr Han Yung Wen (Practice section Lead) • Dr Ng Shiau Pei • Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan • Dr Eric Yeoh Kok Ming • Dr Aidan Ong Hoon Ngoh Credentialing Committee Chairperson: Dr Husna Hanin Abdul Rahim Members: • A/Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Bt Ismail • Dr Emma Fazilah Binti Zulkifli • Dr Rohimah Bt Md Yusoff Chapter of Young Family Doctors (The Rajakumar Movement) Advisor : Dr Wong Ping Foo Chairperson : Dr Wong Ling Ying Vice Chairperson : Dr Haslina binti Mukhtar Aajamer Secretary : Dr Norshazwani Othman Program Lead : Dr Ng Soo Teong Promotion Lead : Dr Marina Antony Nicholson Finance Lead : Dr Nur Aishah Abdul Latiff Election Committee Chairman: Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha @ Juspal Singh A/L Joginder Singh Committee members: • Dr Gurunathan Ratnavelu • Dr Leong Kok Weng

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26 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Advanced Training in Family Medicine (ATFM) Faculty Members: 1. Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham - Chair / ATFM Director 2. Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin - Advisor / ATFM Board 3. Dr Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz – Censor-in-Chief (CiC) 4. Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor - CiC Deputy 1 5. Dr Samantha Teh Poh Suan - CiC Deputy 2 6. Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail - Chair / Chapter of Teachers 7. Dr Lili Zuryani Marmuji - Chief Examiner / Board of Examiners 8. Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin - GCFM Director 9. Dr Sasikala Devi A/P Amirthalingam – QIP Director 10. Dr Iskandar Firzada Osman – Board Member Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine (GCFM) Faculty Members: 1. Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin (Director) 2. Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae (Deputy Director) 3. Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming 4. Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin 5. Dr Navin Kumar A/L Devaraj 6. Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim 7. Dr Ng Kien Keat 8. Prof. Dr Adina Abdullah 9. Dr Hanifatiyah Ali 10. Assoc. Prof. Dr Chandran Rajagopal 11. Dr Nurdiana Abdullah 12. Assoc. Prof. Dr Ching Siew Mooi 13. Dr Suthananthan Kanthaswamy 14. Prof. Dr Nik Sherina Haidi Hanafi 15. Dr Ho Bee Kiau 16. Dr V. Paranthaman A/L P. Vengadasalam 17. Dr Wee Eng Chye List of Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine (GCFM) Board of Exams: 1. Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin (Director) 2. Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae (Deputy Director) 3. Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming 4. Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim 5. Assoc. Prof. Dr Chandran Rajagopal 6. Dr Ho Bee Kiau 7. Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin 8. Dr Suthananthan Kanthaswamy

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www.afpm.org.my | 27 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA List of Advanced Training in Family Medicine (ATFM) Mentors Clinical Mentors Perlis • Dr Suraya Binti Mokhtar Perak • Dr Fauziah Bt Abdul Karrim • Dr Lee Sze Leng • Dr Lili Zuryani Bt Marmuji • Dr Maslinda Binti Zainuddin • Dr Melinder Kaur Dhillon • Dr Nurazlin Binti Jamaluddin • Dr Sheela Mithra A/P Nandi Mithra • Dr Thenmoli A/P Palaniyappan • Dr Ting Chung Hui • Dr V Paranthaman A/L P Vengadasalam • Dr Yeoh Kok Ming Kedah • Dr Raveena Visha A/P Morthi • Dr Siti Aishah Binti Mohd Yunos • Dr Song Wai Leng Pulau Pinang • Dr Chean Kooi Yau • Dr Gnanasegaran Xavier • Dr Ho Khek Choong • Dr Long Soo Peng • Dr Ong Hoon Ngoh Kelantan • Dr Balkhis Binti Abdul Aziz • Dr Rosnani Bt Zakaria Terengganu • Dr Mohd Adam Bin Mohd Akil • Dr Nur Baiti Binti Hj. Yusoff • Dr Nurul Izza Binti Yunus • Dr Nurul Jannah Binti A Rahman Pahang • Assoc Prof. Datin Dr Fa'iza Abdullah • Assoc Prof. Dr Mohd Aznan Bin Md. Aris • Dato' Dr Lee Cheng Yew • Dr Iskandar Firzada Bin Hj Osman • Dr Loke Yean Yee • Dr Suriya Devi A/P Gurunathan Sabah • Dr Eric Henry Sarawak • Dr Hj Abdul Rahaman B Hj Pozan • Dr Lee Yeow Siong • Dr Lenny Martini Bt Hamden • Dr Maila Bt Mustapha • Dr Maurice Steve Utap • Dr Norhasyimah Binti Mahadi • Dr Norraliza Bt Md Zain • Dr Rawa Anak Bau Kuala Lumpur • Dr Aishah Mohd Zain • Dr Au Soon Yeng • Dr Chan Kok Xian • Dr Chong Yen Pau • Dr Chow Suet Yin • Dr Foo Shi Xian • Dr Haymond Prasad A/L Narayanan • Dr Leon Min Chiee • Dr Lina Lohshini Kanoo • Dr Loh Kien Woon • Dr Nagammai A/P Thiagarajan • Dr Norlehan Binti Abdul Samad • Dr Nur Syahida Binti Saadon • Kol. Dr Nurzeti Binti Shaik Ahmad • Dr Punithavathy A/P Shanmuganathan • Dr Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh • Dr Ranmeet Kaur A/P Jasbir Singh • Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan • Dr Sheikh Shariman Bin Sheikh Aminuddin • Dr Wong Ping Foo • Dr Wong Voon Son Melaka • Dato‘ Dr Hajjah Norsiah Binti Haji Ali • Dr Gan Chia Ying Negeri Sembilan • Dr Lim Chuan Leong • Dr Lim Jean-Li • Dr Nurainul Hani Bt Shamsuddin • Dr Rohimah Binti Md. Yusoff • Dr Vishalini A/P Kaneson

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28 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Trainee Mentors (2024 – 2025) • Dr Ahmad Nazmi Bin Zaini • Dr Amriana Binti Amirulla • Dr Audrey Teo Ju Yong • Dr Hew Sitt Yin • Dr Jayashamani A/P Tamibmaniam • Dr Lai Yew Mai • Dr Lavneys Vijay A/P Vijayan • Dr Lim Zhi Han Nicholas • Dr Lo Vee-Shin • Dr Maneemmaegala A/P Govindarasan • Dr Menaga A/P Kaliyana Sundaram • Dr Nasrinsa Bin Shahul Hameed • Dr Ng Sze May • Dr Paream Kaur Pramjit Kaur • Dr Sathiah Devi A/P Subramaniam • Dr Shaidatul Hidayah Binti Samsudin • Dr Siti Hawa Binti Alias • Dr Sivadass A/L Krishnan • Dr Sri Dewi Priya A/P Rajah Nayagam • Dr Suriani Akbar Binti Abdul Halim • Dr Thomas Hii Chung Ee • Dr Ummul- Hani Binti Shahanom • Dr Vandana A/P Gopinath • Dr Venotha A/P Ganasan • Dr Yak Choo Soon Johor • Dr Hafizah Binti Ibrahim • Dr Nur Bt Awab • Dr Rosita A/P Louis • Dr Sasikumar A/L Rajagopal • Dr Sukimi Bin Bani • Dr Swaminathan S/O Sivalingam Chettiar • Dr Tan Yu Cheng • Dr Teow King Fok • Dr Vishnu Priyah A/P Daramaraju • Dr Wee Eng Chye • Dr Zuraini Binti Ahmad Selangor • Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham • Assoc Prof. Dr Hairel Anuar B Selamat • Assoc Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Binti Ismail • Assoc Prof. Dr Khasnur Binti Abd Malek • Dr Anis Ezdiana Binti Abdul Aziz • Dr Anis Rafidah Binti A. Rahman • Dr Anisha K Nijar • Dr Anjhana A/P Selvarajan • Dr Avni Patel • Dr Chan Hiang Ngee • Dr Cheng Yee Gin • Dr Cho Hung Ling • Dr Chow Poh Lee • Dr Durga A/P Vettivel • Dr Elangkeeran A/L M. Krishnan • Dr Farah Naaz Binti Momtaz Ahmad • Dr Han Yung Wen • Dr Haslina Binti Mukhtar Aajamer • Dr Husna Hanin Bt Abdul Rahim • Dr Isriyanti Bt Mohd Rafae • Dr Lai Wei Jie • Dr Lakshmi Sivashunmugam • Dr Lalitha Ambigai A/P Vengidasan • Dr Lau Kok Fang • Dr Lee Chuan Wai • Dr Malanashita Ganeson • Dr Marina Antony Nicholson • Dr Ng Shiau Pei • Dr Nur Aishah Binti Abdul Latiff • Dr Nur Harnani Binti Abdullah • Dr Nuraida Binti Baharuddin • Dr Ong Jue Jing • Dr Ooi Mee Khim • Dr Rajini Ann A/P S. Ratnasingam • Dr Regan Fu Ponnudurai • Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A Amirthalingam • Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor • Dr Sharmilee A/P T. Ramanathan • Dr Siti Shuhaizam Binti Mamat Raduan • Dr Teh Yen Fong • Dr Valliammai A/P N Valliappan • Dr Wong Ling Ying • Dr Zahrina Azian Binti Zohadie

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www.afpm.org.my | 29 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Research Mentors Research Co-Mentors • Prof. Dr Azidah Abdul Kadir • Prof. Dr Ching Siew Mooi • Prof. Dr Harmy Mohamed Yusoff • Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming • Prof. Dr Mohd Aznan Md Aris • Prof. Dr Teng Cheong Lieng • Prof. Dr Adina Abdullah • Assoc. Prof. Dr Adibah Hanim Ismail @ Daud • Assoc. Prof. Dr Ambigga Devi Krishnapillai • Assoc. Prof. Datin Dr Fa'iza Abdullah • Assoc. Prof. Dr Aneesa Abdul Rashid • Assoc. Prof. Dr Cheong Ai Theng • Assoc. Prof. Dr Chew Boon How • Assoc. Prof. Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong • Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail • Assoc. Prof. Dr Maliza Mawardi • Assoc. Prof. Dr Nani Draman • Assoc. Prof. Dr Noor Azimah Muhammad • Assoc. Prof. Dr Noorhida Baharudin • Assoc. Prof. Dr Stanley Chan Chun Wai • Assoc. Prof. Dr Suraya Abdul Razak • Assoc. Prof. Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun • Assoc. Prof Dr Siti Fatimah Badlishah Sham • Asst. Prof. Dr Abdul Hadi Said • Dato’ Dr Hjh Norsiah Hj Ali • Dr Aida Binti Jaffar • Dr Beh Hooi Chin • Dr Chow Suet Yin • Dr Fadzilah Hanum Mohd Mydin • Dr Fadzilah Mohamad • Dr Faridah Mohd Zin • Dr Fathima Begum Syed Mohideen • Dr Hani Syahida Salim • Dr Hanifatiyah Ali • Dr Ho Bee Kiau • Dr Iliza Idris • Dr Irmi Zarina Ismail • Dr Lim Hooi Min • Dr Mazapuspavina Md Yasin • Dr Nafiza Mat Nasir • Dr Nagammai A/P Thiagarajan • Dr Navin Kumar Devaraj • Dr Ng Wei Leik • Dr Nurainul Hana Shamsuddin • Dr Ruziaton Hasim • Dr Teoh See Wie • Prof. Dr. Chandramani Thuraisingham • Assoc. Prof. Dr Mohamed Syarif Mohamed Yassin • Assoc. Prof. Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan • Assoc. Prof. Dr Suhaiza Samsudin • Asst. Prof. Dr Azwanis Abdul Hadi • Dr Abdul Hadi Abdul Manap • Dr Anu Suria A/P Ganason • Dr Beatrice Jee Ngee Ling • Dr Christine Shamala Devaraj • Dr Hayatul Najaa Miptah • Dr Imran Ahmad • Dr Khairatul Nainey Kamaruddin • Dr Lakshmi Sivashunmugam • Dr Loo Hou Chan • Dr Maizatullifah Miskan • Dr Mohd Fairuz Ali • Dr Noraini Jali • Dr Nur Amani @ Natasha Ahmad Tajuddin • Dr Nur Amirah Shibraumalisi • Dr Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh • Dr Rashidi Mohamed Pakri Mohamed • Dr Salziyan Badrin • Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A Amirthalingam • Dr Syahnaz Mohd Hashim • Dr Siti Umi Fairuz Azmi • Dr Subashini A/P Ambigapathy • Dr Thew Hui Zhu • Dr V. Paranthaman A/L P. Vengadasalam • Dr Zienna Zafira Zainol Rashid

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30 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2024-2025 Portfolios at Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia No Representation with Ministry of Health Council / Academy Member 1 Standards & Quality Assurance Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam 2 Malaysian Patient Safety Council Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin (Alternate) 3 Fee Schedule Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin 4 Jawatankuasa Penasihat Radiologi (RAC) Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae 5 Lembaga Penduduk Dan Pembangunan Keluarga Malaysia (LPPKN) Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim (Alternate) 6 ‘Quality Life Care’ for Orang Kurang Upaya (OKU) Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan No Representation of External Committees Council / Academy Member Designation 1 Academies Management Committee (AMC) Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae Chairman Representative 2 Building Task Force (BTF) Dato’ Dr J.P. Kamalanathan Assoc. Prof. Dato’ Dr Mohammad Husni Jamal Permanent member Representative 3 AFPM Trustees Dr Tan Chow Wei Dr Sudhananthan Kanthaswamy Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha Dr Yek Sing Chee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee 4 WONCA Asia Pacific Region Representative in WONCA Council Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Dr Wong Ping Foo Hon. Secretary Rajakumar Movement 5 ASEAN Primary Care Protem Council Assoc. Prof. Dato’ Dr Mohammad Husni Jamal Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Representative Representative 6 National Specialist Register Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail Chairman Representative Representative Representative 7 Malaysian Medical Council (MMC- CPD) Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail Representative Representative

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www.afpm.org.my | 31 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA No AFPM Boards Council / Academy Member Designation 1. Board of Censors Dr Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz Chair 2. Board of Examiners Dr Lili Zuryani Marmuji Chair 3. Chapter of Teachers Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail Chair 4. Editorial Board ‘Malaysian Family Physician’ Prof. Dr Lee Ping Yein Chair 5. AFPM website Newsletter, “Berita” AFPM Dr Wong Ping Foo Chair 6. Membership Drive Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Chair 7. Faculty of Education Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin Dean 8. Advanced Training in Family Medicine Programme Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham Director 9. Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin Director 10. Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam Director 11. Continuous Professional Development (CPD/CME) Dato’ Dr Lee Cheng Yew Chair No Chair of Chapters with Special Interest Groups in Research Council / Academy Member Designation 1. Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) Assoc. Prof. Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan Chairperson No Special Interest Groups with Courses Development Council / Academy Member Designation 1. Primary Care Dermatology Assoc. Prof. Dr Chandran Rajagopal Director 2. Practical Orthopaedics for General Practitioners Dr K. Sudha Nanthan Director 3. Certificate Teaching Course in Family Medicine Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail Director

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32 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING No Section Heads Council / Academy Member Designation 1. Pulau Pinang Dato’ Dr Parmjit Singh Chairman 2. Kedah / Perlis Dr Gnanasegaran Xavier Chairman 3. Perak Dr Yek Sing Chee Chairman 4. Melaka Dr K. Sudha Nanthan Chairman 5. Pahang Dato’ Dr Lee Cheng Yew Chairman 6. Kelantan Dr Nurhayati Bt Mohamad Chairperson 7. Wilayah Persekutuan / Selangor Dr Elangkeeran M Krishnan Chairperson 8. Negeri Sembilan Dr Lim Chuan Leong Chairman 9. Terengganu Dr Nurul Izza Binti Yunus Chairperson 10. Johor Dr Teoh Ken Ang Chairman 11. Sabah Dr Vanessa Rohini A/P Kamalan Chairperson 12. Sarawak Prof. Dr Thomas Kana @ Kamaruddin B Kana Chairman No Committees Council / Academy Member Designation 1. AFPM Election Board Dato’ Dr Jaspal Singh Manocha Dr Leong Kok Weng Dr Gurunathan Retnavelu Chairman Committee member Committee member 2. Finance Dr Aishah Mohd Zain Dr Ng Shiau Pei Dr Gnanasegaran Xavier Chairperson Internal Auditor Internal Auditor 3. Convocation (Protocol/Proceeding) Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin A/Prof. Dr Hazian Hamzah Dr Norsiah Ali Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Dr Wong Ping Foo Dr Aishah Mohd Zain Dr Anis Ezdiana Binti Abdul Aziz Dr Samantha Teh PS (Deputy CIC) Dr Shamsath Gafoor (Deputy CIC) A/Prof. Dr Elvind Yip (IT Lead) Master of Ceremony (MC) Chair / Committee members

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www.afpm.org.my | 33 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Awards of The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia Award of The Honorary Fellowship of The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (Hon FAFP) 2025 Dato’ Dr Hajjah Norsiah Binti Haji Ali Award of The Fellowship of The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (FAFP) 2025 1. Dr Anis Rafidah Binti A. Rahman 2. Dr Anisha K Nijar 3. Dr Anjhana Ap Selvarajan 4. Dr Hj Abdul Rahaman B Hj Pozan 5. Dr Jayanthi A/P P Poonendarajah 6. Dr Lina Lohshini Kanoo 7. Dr Loke Yean Yee 8. Dr Malanashita Ganeson 9. Dr Maslinda Bt Zainuddin 10. Dr Nur Bt Awab 11. Dr Nurainul Hani Bt Shamsuddin 12. Dr Nurul Izza Binti Yunus 13. Dr Rosnani Binti Zakaria 14. Dr Sasikumar A/L Rajagopal 15. Dr Sharmilee /Ap T Ramanathan 16. Dr Zahrina Azian Binti Zohadie Award of The Member of The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (MAFP) 2024 1. Dr Adilah Binti Nawam 2. Dr Ahmad Badli Bin Mohemad 3. Dr Ahmad Hariz Bin Ahmad Badruddin 4. Dr Ami Sufiani Binti Mohamad Nor Aripin 5. Dr Amira Nadiah Binti Abdullah 6. Dr Anesh A/L Govindnair 7. Dr Augustina Wong Chie Ing 8. Dr Chee Huey Li 9. Dr Cheing Wei Ying 10. Dr Cheng Lee Ling 11. Dr Chia Yong Kang 12. Dr Chong Kah Wei 13. Dr Chong Khian Lu 14. Dr Chong Yi Chen 15. Dr Christopher Allan Takong 16. Dr Chua Tian Wen 17. Dr Cindy Lim Siu Ting 18. Dr Dalila Binti Hussain 19. Dr David Hii Wan Cheng 20. Dr Dwayne Liak Jin Wen 21. Dr Estella Chua Chiat Yee 22. Dr Fairuz Khairunnisa Binti Ibrahim 23. Dr Faizah Binti Aziz 24. Dr Fam Cheau Foong 25. Dr Farah Nadzirah Binti Rosli 26. Dr Fatimah Shahidah Binti Azmi 27. Dr Gayatherri A/P Meganathan 28. Dr Goh Chin Phooy 29. Dr Hameezah Binti Dr Habeebullah Khan 30. Dr Hannah Bt Rosly 31. Dr Hazlin Azzamiza Binti Zahar 32. Dr Ho Sheau Fen 33. Dr Ida Nur Kamilia Binti Ider 34. Dr Iris Wong Ging Si 35. Dr Isnani Binti Sutiman 36. Dr Jashithra A/P Syamala Krishnan 37. Dr Jaspreet Kaur A/P Ranjit Singh 38. Dr Karti A/P Kunasekaran 39. Dr Kesavan A/L Gopaloo 40. Dr Kesavarthini A/P Balasuperamaniam 41. Dr Khausar Binti Hazman 42. Dr Koh Liang Quan 43. Dr Kong Cheng Ing 44. Dr Kong Leng Ean Charis 45. Dr Lawrence Yeap Ming Fah 46. Dr Lee Chang Hoong 47. Dr Lina Bai Naidu A/P Varathan 48. Dr Ling Ing Lee 49. Dr Low May Kuan 50. Dr Low Qin Jia 51. Dr Mahfuzah Binti Azmilumur 52. Dr Malvinder A/L Mhinder Singh 53. Dr Nadia Rohani Malik Panter-Brick 54. Dr Nadiah Binti Mohd Damanhuri

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34 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 55. Dr Nadirah Binti Abd Hamid 56. Dr Najihah Binti Abdullah 57. Dr Nanthini A/P Sinnathambi 58. Dr Ng Chin Vent 59. Dr Ng Jiun Hoong 60. Dr Noor Azeila Binti Aziz 61. Dr Nor `Azlah Binti Mohamad Azhar 62. Dr Nor Aisyah Binti Abdullah 63. Dr Nor Amilia Farahin Binti Abu Bakar 64. Dr Nor Zihan Binti Mahdi 65. Dr Nur Akmal Binti A`Ffan 66. Dr Nur Alia Binti Mod Zaky 67. Dr Nur Ishani Binti Mohamed Isahan 68. Dr Nur Zalikha Binti Zakaria 69. Dr Nurul Husna Binti Ghazali 70. Dr Prasana A/P K Thiruchelvam 71. Dr Priya A/P Sekaran 72. Dr Pua Yuen Lee 73. Dr Punitha A/P Surennaraina 74. Dr Renuka A/P Selvam 75. Dr Samuel Goh Jing Ern 76. Dr Sarveni A/P Jayapalan 77. Dr Sharmini A/P Rajagopal 78. Dr Siti Noorul Ain Binti Abdul Jalil 79. Dr Siti Nur Zakiah Binti Abdul Razak 80. Dr Stephen Jeshua Manuel 81. Dr Suguna A/P Perumal 82. Dr Sunita A/P Bala Krishnan 83. Dr Tamilarasi A/P Subramanian 84. Dr Tan Ee Ling 85. Dr Tan Lee Pin 86. Dr Tan Peng Yit 87. Dr Tanoja A/P Sockalingam 88. Dr Tegpal Singh A/L Manjit Singh 89. Dr Vithiyasri A/P Nithiyanandan 90. Dr Wong Li Ching 91. Dr Yeow Yeng Ling 92. Dr Yong Wen Chuann Award of The Fellowship of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) 2024 1. Dr Faizah Binti Aziz 2. Dr Jashithra A/P Syamala Krishnan 3. Dr Kesavarthini A/P Balasuperamaniam 4. Dr Tamilarasi A/P Subramanian 5. Dr Yeow Yeng Ling Award of The International Conjoint Fellowship of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (icFRACGP) 2024 1. Dr Adilah Binti Nawam 2. Dr Ahmad Badli Bin Mohemad 3. Dr Ahmad Hariz Bin Ahmad Badruddin 4. Dr Ami Sufiani Binti Mohamad Nor Aripin 5. Dr Amira Nadiah Binti Abdullah 6. Dr Anesh A/L Govindnair 7. Dr Augustina Wong Chie Ing 8. Dr Chee Huey Li 9. Dr Cheing Wei Ying 10. Dr Cheng Lee Ling 11. Dr Chia Yong Kang 12. Dr Chong Kah Wei 13. Dr Chong Khian Lu 14. Dr Chong Yi Chen 15. Dr Christopher Allan Takong 16. Dr Chua Tian Wen 17. Dr Cindy Lim Siu Ting 18. Dr Dalila Binti Hussain 19. Dr David Hii Wan Cheng 20. Dr Dwayne Liak Jin Wen 21. Dr Estella Chua Chiat Yee 22. Dr Fairuz Khairunnisa Binti Ibrahim 23. Dr Fam Cheau Foong 24. Dr Farah Nadzirah Binti Rosli 25. Dr Fatimah Shahidah Binti Azmi 26. Dr Gayatherri A/P Meganathan 27. Dr Goh Chin Phooy 28. Dr Hameezah Binti Habeebullah Khan 29. Dr Hannah Bt Rosly  Dr Hazlin Azzamiza Binti Zahar 31. Dr Hazmilia Binti Azalan 32. Dr Ho Sheau Fen 33. Dr Ida Nur Kamilia Binti Ider 34. Dr Iris Wong Ging Si 35. Dr Isnani Binti Sutiman 36. Dr Jaspreet Kaur A/P Ranjit Singh 37. Dr Karti A/P Kunasekaran 38. Dr Kesavan A/L Gopaloo 39. Dr Khausar Binti Hazman 40. Dr Koh Liang Quan 41. Dr Kong Cheng Ing 42. Dr Kong Leng Ean Charis 43. Dr Lawrence Yeap Ming Fah 44. Dr Lee Chang Hoong

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www.afpm.org.my | 35 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 45. Dr Lina Bai Naidu A/P Varathan 46. Dr Ling Ing Lee 47. Dr Low May Kuan 48. Dr Low Qin Jia 49. Dr Mahfuzah Binti Azmilumur 50. Dr Malvinder A/L Mhinder Singh 51. Dr Nadia Rohani Malik Panter-Brick 52. Dr Nadiah Binti Mohd Damanhuri 53. Dr Nadirah Binti Abd Hamid 54. Dr Najihah Binti Abdullah 55. Dr Nanthini A/P Sinnathambi 56. Dr Ng Chin Vent 57. Dr Ng Jiun Hoong 58. Dr Noor Azeila Binti Aziz 59. Dr Nor `Azlah Binti Mohamad Azhar 60. Dr Nor Aisyah Binti Abdullah 61. Dr Nor Amilia Farahin Binti Abu Bakar 62. Dr Nur Alia Binti Mod Zaky 63. Dr Nur Ishani Binti Mohamed Isahan 64. Dr Nur Zalikha Binti Zakaria 65. Dr Nurul Husna Binti Ghazali 66. Dr Priya A/P Sekaran 67. Dr Pua Yuen Lee 68. Dr Punitha A/P Surennaraina 69. Dr Nor Zihan Binti Mahdi 70. Dr Nur Akmal Binti A`ffan 71. Dr Renuka A/P Selvam 72. Dr Samuel Goh Jing Ern 73. Dr Sarveni A/P Jayapalan 74. Dr Sharmini A/P Rajagopal 75. Dr Siti Noorul Ain Binti Abdul Jalil 76. Dr Siti Nur Zakiah Binti Abdul Razak 77. Dr Stephen Jeshua Manuel 78. Dr Suguna A/P Perumal 79. Dr Sunita A/P Bala Krishnan 80. Dr Tan Ee Ling 81. Dr Tan Lee Pin 82. Dr Tan Peng Yit 83. Dr Tanoja A/P Sockalingam 84. Dr Tegpal Singh A/L Manjit Singh 85. Dr Vithiyasri A/P Nithiyanandan 86. Dr Wong Li Ching 87. Dr Yong Wen Chuann Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine (GCFM) 2024 – Intake 28 1. Dr Abdul Hadi Bin Abdullah 2. Dr Ahmad Afif Bin Abdul Wahap 3. Dr Ahmad Eisa Bin Zakaria 4. Dr Ahmad Hafiz Bin Abu Bakar 5. Dr Ainun Mardhiah Bte Mohamad Salleh 6. Dr Alia Aina Binti Arifin 7. Dr Amiera Raidha Binti Kamal 8. Dr Andi Adlyana Binti Andi Anwar 9. Dr Angela Quah Chin Yee 10. Dr Aruna A/P Kumarasamy 11. Dr Auni Salha Binti Muhamad Kamal 12. Dr Chan Ju Yinn 13. Dr Charmaine Ch'ng Yu Mei 14. Dr Collin Peters A/L Clifford Peters 15. Dr Denise Michelle A/P Ravindran 16. Dr Eliza Aida Binti Ahmad Badros 17. Dr Erenna Khairan Binti Md Saleh 18. Dr Farah Nadia Binti Moksin 19. Dr Fathin Afiqah Binti Abdul Aziz 20. Dr Fazleen Binti Razali 21. Dr Gayathri A/P Nyanasaigran 22. Dr Gokilavani A/P Sekar Chandran 23. Dr Hamizah Binti Ahmad Yasin 24. Dr Hazman Bin Jalil 25. Dr Izyan Nadirah Binti Alwi 26. Dr Jason Chin Yong Heng 27. Dr Jaspreet Kaur Cheema A/P Garmal Singh 28. Dr Jaysmond Liow Sang Lun 29. Dr Jemima Wee Wei Ning 30. Dr Jhananie A/P Selladurai 31. Dr Joyanne Madina Mosiun 32. Dr Kelsey Joyce Chang Lee Ann 33. Dr Kenneth Jackson Singli 34. Dr Kiew Jia Yi 35. Dr Kohilavani A/P Visvam 36. Dr Kong Sing Ling 37. Dr Kovarthini A/P Kumaravelo 38. Dr Lau Fang Fang 39. Dr Lay Chun Wei 40. Dr Liew Joe Wei 41. Dr Lim Jia Yi 42. Dr Ma May Cho Naing 43. Dr Mariam Amalia Binti Mohd Nasir 44. Dr Mas Adil Bin Mas Rosemal Hakim 45. Dr Mohanambehai A/P Subranmiam 46. Dr Mohd Afnan Syazwan Bin Julkifli 47. Dr Mohd Effy Saiful Bin Mohd Fathil 48. Dr Mohd Hamdi Irsyad Bin Mohd Azam 49. Dr Mohd Hosni Bin Salleh @ Ali 50. Dr Muhammad Aizat Hazwan Bin Ahmad Nazri 51. Dr Muhammad Rezuan Bin Abd Rahman 52. Dr Munisvary A/P A.Uthaya Kumar 53. Dr Nesamany A/P Ramasamy 54. Dr Nevashini A/P Somasundram 55. Dr Noor Anis Khairunisa Binti Kamaladin 56. Dr Noor Khaleeda Binti Mohd Khairudin 57. Dr Norashikin Binti Naim 58. Dr Norezzah Azlin Binti Sofian 59. Dr Norlaila Najwa Binti Hasbullah 60. Dr Nur Amalina Binti Mohamad Yusof 61. Dr Nur Ezzati Binti Abdul Gani 62. Dr Nur Farah Sofia Binti Rahim

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36 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 63. Dr Nur Nadiah Binti Azman 64. Dr Nur Nasuha Binti Zahran 65. Dr Nur Sabrina Binti Mohd Shaari 66. Dr Nur Sakinah Binti Yusof 67. Dr Nur Syaza Amira Binti Md Nor Alkhafidz 68. Dr Nur Zahidah Binti Zulkarnain 69. Dr Nur Zahirah Nadiyah Binti Abdul Razak 70. Dr Nur Zalikha Binti Abdul Hamid 71. Dr Nurhani Bt Samsudin 72. Dr Nurul Aida Binti Hanaffi 73. Dr Nurul Farahin Binti Abd Halim 74. Dr Nurul Huda Binti Rosmani 75. Dr Nurul Husna Binti Mohamed Rusdi 76. Dr Nurul Nadhirah Binti Ibrahim 77. Dr Nurul Syazwani Binti Hamid Sultan 78. Dr Pravinna A/P Genesan 79. Dr Prevena A/P Subramaniam 80. Dr R.N.Ashwini A/P V.Rajoo 81. Dr Rafidah Binti Satari 82. Dr Rebecca Wong Kee Qin 83. Dr Resma A/P Moganarajan 84. Dr Rina Threasa A/P Amirthanathan 85. Dr Sabiq Bin Md Jalal Fahmey 86. Dr Saidatul Nabila Binti Mustapa Kamal 87. Dr Sasientirah A/P Ganesan 88. Dr Shalini A/P Muniandy 89. Dr Sharine Tan Shey Lin 90. Dr Shereen Shafenaz Binti Shukri 91. Dr Shervind A/L Jothi 92. Dr Si Pei Pei 93. Dr Siti Nursyuhada Binti Bujang 94. Dr Siva A/L Krisanan 95. Dr Sofiah Binti Dol Bahar 96. Dr Syafaf Binti Jumiran 97. Dr Syafina Rusdin 98. Dr Tan Kang Hua 99. Dr Tan Siew Qin 100. Dr Tay Sue Ling 101. Dr Wan Saidatul Sakinah Binti Wan Lokman 102. Dr Yasodah A/P Gopalkrishnan 103. Dr Yasotah A/P Thakshina Moorthy 104. Dr Yeo Swee Chin 105. Dr Zahidah Binti Zakaria Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine (GCFM) 2024 – Intake 29 1. Dr Aaron Yeo Han Xuan 2. Dr Adam Bin Zainal Abidin 3. Dr Ahmad Faiz Bin Zaib 4. Dr Ahmad Syafiq Bin Ahmad Najib 5. Dr Amee Soimon 6. Dr Amni Farhana Binti Jemali 7. Dr Anis Ezzah Binti Zahidi 8. Dr Anis Insyirah Binti Hamdan 9. Dr Anitha A/P Kannasan 10. Dr Annisa Binti Dato Salleh 11. Dr Anusuya A/P Somunaido 12. Dr Azlin Hafizah Binti Misnan 13. Dr Bala Murugan A/L Irusan 14. Dr Bong Yee Hong 15. Dr Chan Yong Chien 16. Dr Chee Sin Yee 17. Dr Chen Jo Yee 18. Dr Chia Hui Qi 19. Dr Chin Chee Khang 20. Dr Deepashni A/P Sandrasagaram 21. Dr Eunice Oh Jia Ying 22. Dr Faizatul Izzati Binti Mohd Osmani 23. Dr Fatin Hazwani Binti Ibrahim Zubil 24. Dr Fatin Lyana Binti Azmi 25. Dr Fatin Nur Atiqah Binti Mohd 26. Dr Fauziah Binti Deraman 27. Dr Fom Fui Mun 28. Dr Gaayathri A/P Tamalingam 29. Dr Hasheena A/P Kaneges 30. Dr Haszura Anak Senghie 31. Dr Huan Wil Liam 32. Dr Jamil Aizuddin Bin Junaidi 33. Dr Kastturi A/P Thillynathan 34. Dr Kee Kaeh Sing 35. Dr Khoo Ying Yin 36. Dr Kogilaveni A/P Gunasekharan 37. Dr Kumutharani A/P Rakupathy 38. Dr Kwa Hsiang Ling 39. Dr Latifah Insaniah Binti Selamat 40. Dr Lau Wai Kit 41. Dr Lim Yong Jean 42. Dr Liow Kang Jie 43. Dr Liyana Nadhirah Binti Mustaffa 44. Dr Mahaletcumi A/P Kulasimgham 45. Dr Mahfuzah Hazirah Binti Mohd Ariff 46. Dr Maizatul Akmar Binti Hashim 47. Dr Manjageeta Kaur Charl A/P Jagindar Singh 48. Dr Marlaw George Lawrence 49. Dr Melinda Kaur A/P Mukhtiar Singh 50. Dr Michelle Ho Jun Ee 51. Dr Mohamad Farees Bin Alias 52. Dr Mohamad Shafiq Bin Salmi 53. Dr Mohammad I'zzat Bin Oon 54. Dr Mohd Faiz Bin Mohd Yusop 55. Dr Muhamad Firdaus Bin Rahim 56. Dr Muhammad Asrul Bin Md Rahim 57. Dr Muhammad Hilmi Bin Shamsuddin 58. Dr Muhammad Nabil Bin Ruslan 59. Dr Muhammad Taufiq Bin Zulkarnain 60. Dr Munira Binti Muhd Isa

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www.afpm.org.my | 37 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Diploma in Primary Care Dermatology of The AFPM with collaboration with IOD, Bangkok Thailand 2024 1. Dr Amiratul Nabilah Binti Nordin 2. Dr Awang Alyster Bin Awang Kasumar 3. Dr Chin Chee Khang 4. Dr Hong Chang Keat 5. Dr Lai Yean Chen 6. Dr Laily Shafariza Binti Labai 7. Dr Lee Ai Ying 8. Dr Loshini Dewi A/P S Athithan 9. Dr Md Azhari Md Zhahir 10. Dr Mimie Yana Binti Zainal Abidin 11. Dr Mohd Zaki Bin Shaharuddin 12. Dr Nadiah Farhana Binti Abd Razak 13. Dr Nanthini A/P Raman 14. Dr Ng Xiang Ting 15. Dr Nur Farahin Binti Ayob 16. Dr Nur Kaswani Binti Isa 17. Dr Sangeetha A/P Baskeran 18. Dr Siti Shahirah Binti Maon 19. Dr Taqiah Binti Abdulatif 20. Dr Wong Ming Yew 61. Dr Mythili A/P Padmanathen 62. Dr Nagaraja A/L Mayandi 63. Dr Najwa Binti Mohamad Nadzam 64. Dr Neo Ya Theng 65. Dr Nik Rozlin Elini Binti Mohd Shuhaimi 66. Dr Nisha A/P Karunakaran 67. Dr Noor Dayana Binti Azmi 68. Dr Noorhanis Humaira Binti Othman 69. Dr Norsaodah Binti Zin 70. Dr Norzalia Binti Mat Zaini 71. Dr Nur Aliah Binti Zulkeflee 72. Dr Nur Atikah Binti Yusuf 73. Dr Nur Khairunnisa Binti Raja Mohammad 74. Dr Nur Najian Binti Dilah 75. Dr Nur Shafina Binti Sarafuddin 76. Dr Nurhashima Binti Jamal 77. Dr Nurhaziqah Binti Abdul Aziz 78. Dr Nurhidayu Binti Smail Kassim 79. Dr Nurhusna Binti A Kadir 80. Dr Nurliyana Binti Anuar 81. Dr Nurul Adiba Binti Hashim 82. Dr Nurul Asyikin Binti Abdullah 83. Dr Nurul Izzati Binti Mohd Rosdi 84. Dr Nurul Nabilah Binti Rosman 85. Dr Nurul Nadia Binti Ramlee 86. Dr Nurul Shida Binti Zulkifli 87. Dr Nurul Syafiqah Binti Noor Azman 88. Dr Parimala A/P U Achuthan Krishnan 89. Dr Patrick Tan Hoon Pang 90. Dr Penny Marcus 91. Dr Priscilla Malini A/P Subramaniam 92. Dr Punithavathi A/P Sangaran 93. Dr Sabariah Binti Omar 94. Dr Sai Prema Neelamekan 95. Dr Saiyidah Wajihah Binti Zulfakar 96. Dr Sara Ruth Zachariah 97. Dr Sarumathi A/P Gobinathan 98. Dr Seow Chu Jie 99. Dr Sharifah Aqilah Binti Syed Azlan 100. Dr Shazwani Nadia Binti Abd Rahim 101. Dr Siti Amirah Binti Rahman 102. Dr Siti Khadijah Binti Mustapha 103. Dr Siti Noor Redzuani Binti Shafii 104. Dr Siti Norhaniza Binti Hasbulah 105. Dr Siti Nornabila Nabja Binti Musni 106. Dr Siti Nur Amalina Binti Md Noh 107. Dr Sugatha Thissa A/L Chandradasa 108. Dr Sumathi A/P Ganason 109. Dr Sumeetha A/P Bala Kumar 110. Dr Syarifah Nadirah Alhabsyi Binti Syed Hood 111. Dr Tan Yeng Tong 112. Dr Tan Yong Lin 113. Dr Tay Yen Ting 114. Dr Teoh Hui Ting 115. Dr Thiripurasundari A/P Veerasingam 116. Dr Thulasi Devi A/P Raju 117. Dr Tok Wei Ling 118. Dr Vaishnawi A/P Kunusegaran 119. Dr Vetorya A/P Palavandran 120. Dr Vijisha A/P Suthakaran 121. Dr Vimales A/P Ramaiah 122. Dr Wan Nor'izzah Binti Wan Zainuddin 123. Dr Wan Nur Sakinah Binti Wan Abdul Aziz 124. Dr Winnie Jiau Xiao Hui 125. Dr Yong Yuw Er 126. Dr Yow Siew Choon

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38 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Certificate In Primary Care Dermatology 2024 1. Dr Aaron Ng Inn Foong 2. Dr Affendi Lee 3. Dr 'Asyura Binti Mohd Reza 4. Dr Athlynn Tan Su Wye 5. Dr B Subhashini A/P Barthasarathy 6. Dr Bessima Binti Jamal 7. Dr Carrie Kerk 8. Dr Chai Wan Yik 9. Dr Chan Ai Lin 10. Dr Chang Jo Ann 11. Dr Chi Chia Sein 12. Dr Cho Shu Mun 13. Dr Chong Ro Wan 14. Dr Chong Wei Lie 15. Dr Choo Jin Yit 16. Dr Chow Yan Heng 17. Dr Dymphna Leonora Leslie 18. Dr Emily Chan Su Ling 19. Dr Ganesh A/L Namasivayam 20. Dr Grace Chua Shyn Yi 21. Dr Gregory Parameswaran Libau 22. Dr Hanan Binti Abd Mokhti 23. Dr Hanan Fateena Binti Mohd Shukri 24. Dr Heng Shin Ting 25. Dr Huang Chun Hwai 26. Dr Ignatius Low Min Jie 27. Dr Juhanaz Nadia Binti Hj Jamaludin 28. Dr Kaviyarasi A/P Thaygaraja 29. Dr Keily Wong Yue Jyun 30. Dr Ker Hooi Fang 31. Dr Koay Siew Ni 32. Dr Lau Kok Fang 33. Dr Law Koon Lum 34. Dr Lim Xin Ying 35. Dr Lo Tze Zin 36. Dr Logeswaran A/L Balakrishnan 37. Dr Louise Wong Yi Lin 38. Dr Malarvili A/P Kulanthipiyan 39. Dr Md Arif Bin Ibrahim 40. Dr Mohamad Zulhaqim Bin Abd Karim 41. Dr Mohd Faizul Iman Bin Mohd Noor 42. Dr Muhamad Yusuf Bin Mohd Sharif 43. Dr Muhammad Fadzil Bin Zainuddin 44. Dr Muhammad Qamarul Izdihar Bin Zainudin 45. Dr Nadya Amin Binti Shaharudin 46. Dr Nina Henry 47. Dr Nor Athierah Binti Mohamed Noor Halim 48. Dr Nur Amira Syuhada Binti Alias 49. Dr Nur Aqila Shahira Binti Azizi 50. Dr Nur Liyana Binti Abd Malek 51. Dr Nur Syafika Syahira Binti Shamsudin 52. Dr Nur Zakiah Binti Md Sallehuddin 53. Dr Nurul Darwina Zawani Mohd Shaik Dawood 54. Dr Nurulhuda Binti Haironi 55. Dr Ong Peik Yang 56. Dr Ong Yee Min 57. Dr Parimala A/P Sivagi 58. Dr Priyadarshini A/P Tanabalan 59. Dr Rajaswary A/P Shunmuganathan 60. Dr Ravindran A/L Subramaniam 61. Dr Renganatan A/L Chandra Sekaran 62. Dr Sharmila A/P Mohanadas 63. Dr Siva Sundaram A/L Shandrasagaran 64. Dr Soo Neng Woeng 65. Dr Tasnim Binti Salahuddin 66. Dr Tay Siew Ping 67. Dr Tung Qian Ying 68. Dr Ushaanthini A/P Puttharasan 69. Dr Vincent Chew Wen Hong 70. Dr Wong Chin Kit 71. Dr Yap Jia Yi 72. Dr Yeow Hui Qian Certificate In Teaching in Family Medicine 2024 1. Dato’ Dr Lee Cheng Yew 2. Dr Cheng Yee Gin 3. Dr Durga A/P Vettivel 4. Dr Foo Shi Xian 5. Dr Lai Wei Jie 6. Dr Leon Min Chiee 7. Dr Lim Jean Li 8. Dr Lina Lohshini Kanoo 9. Dr Marina Antony Nicholson 10. Dr Nur Harnani Bt Abdullah 11. Dr Sasikumar A/L Rajagopal 12. Dr Sheela Mithra A/P Nandi Mithra 13. Dr Teh Yen Fong 14. Dr Teow King Fok 15. Dr Thenmoli A/P Palaniyappan 16. Dr Valliammai A/P N Valliappan 17. Dr Zuraini Binti Ahmad

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www.afpm.org.my | 39 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 1. Membership During the period under review (January – April 2025), (60) new applications were approved for membership. With the inclusion of these members, the general membership in benefit stands as follows: Category of membership i) Members in Benefit Year 2025 • Ordinary => 808 • Associate => 393 1201 ii) Life Membership • 70 years => 153 • Paid Life Members => 690 843 iii) Members in Arrears (Not in benefit) • Year 2022 - 296 • Year 2023 - 408 • Year 2024 - 750 1454 Total Membership 3498 Membership Year 2024 Year 2025 Members in Benefit 2293 3498 Under the Constitution, members need to be life members besides they passed the Membership of Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (MAFP) examinations before they go through their convocation. They must fulfil their role and contribute to Medical Education for five years before they are eligible for the Fellowship of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (FAFP).

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40 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2. Council of Exco Meetings Council Meetings During the ensuing year of office, the Council met four (5) times, 28th April 2024 (Incoming Council), 15th June 2024, 21st September 2024, 21st December 2024 and 15th March 2025. Council Members 2023 - 2024 April 2024 (Incoming Council) June 2024 Virtual via Zoom September 2024 Virtual via Zoom March 2025 Virtual via Zoom Dr. Isriyanti Mohd Rafae ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Norsiah Ali ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hazian Hamzah ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Wong Ping Foo ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Aishah Mohd Zain ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Prof Datuk Dr. Sheikh Mohd Amin ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Prof. Dr. Khoo Ee Ming ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Prof. Dr. Kwa Siew Kim ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Ng Shiau Pei ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Sasikala D. A/P A. Amirthalingam ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ Dr. Nagammai A/P Thiagarajan ✓ ✗ ✗ ✓ Dr. Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗ Dr. Loke Yean Yee ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ Dr. Shamsath Abdul Gafoor ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

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www.afpm.org.my | 41 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA EXCO Meetings The EXCO, on the other hand, met on eleven (11) occasions. Attendances of these meetings are listed below. The interim EXCO meetings via Zoom were held from May 2024 till March 2025. May 2024 June 2024 July 2024 Aug 2024 Sep 2024 Oct 2024 Nov 2024 Dec 2024 Jan 2025 Feb 2025 Mac 2025 (Via Zoom) Dr. Isriyanti Mohd Rafae ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Norsiah Ali ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Assoc. Prof Dr Hazian Hamzah ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Wong Ping Foo ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Aishah Mohd Zain ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Prof Datuk Dr. Sheikh Mohd Amin ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Dr. Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3. Boards, Chapters, Sections & Committees 3.1. Annual Report of Dean of Graduate Studies 2024 Faculty of Education: Chairman: Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin Sheikh Mubarak Faculty members: 1. Prof. Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin (GCFM) 2. Prof. Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham (ATFM) 3. Dr Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz (Board of Censors) 4. Dr Lili Zuryani Marmuji (Board of Examiners) 5. A/Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera (Chapter of Teachers) 6. A/Prof. Dr Chandran Rajagopal (Dermatology Course) 7. Dr Sudha Nathan (Practical Orthopedics Course) 8. Dr Sasikala Amirthalingam (QIP) 9. Dr Sivashanmuganathan Saga Thavan (Sexually Transmitted Infection Course) The Faculty of Education held four meetings during the year, all via zoom platform. These meetings were to assess progress of all the programs and to ensure better integration between all the sections and program. This year saw the introduction of a new program, the Certificate course in Sexually Transmitted Disease, with Dr Sivashanmuganathan as the Course Director. Another certificate course, Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) for GPs is now planned for implementation in 2025. We are also looking into conducting short courses to upskill our GPs.

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42 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING I am happy to mention that all our academic programs are well subscribed and run well. Our Conjoint MAFP-FRACGP/ICFRACGP program is scheduled for reaccreditation in 2025 and we are confident that our program will be reaccredited by RACGP. Most meetings are still conducted via zoom platform while workshops are conducted face to face as during the pre-Covid era. With the new Academies Building being completed, future face to face meetings and workshops will be held in the new building whenever feasible. I would like to thank all members of the faculty for the excellent work they have done in their respective program, the details of which are in their respective report. Special thanks to our IT team and Academy’s staff for their effort in making the delivery of the program and examinations a success. Prepared by, Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin Sheikh Mubarak Dean of Graduate Studies 3.2. Board of Censors BOC REPORT 2024 – 2025 The Board of Censors is comprised of thirteen (13) Censors: 1. Censor-in-Chief : Dr Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz 2. Censor : Dr Emma Fazilah Zulkifli 3. Censor : Assoc Prof Dr Hairel Anuar Selamat 4. Censor : Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan 5. Censor : Dr Shamsath Abdul Gafoor 6. Censor : Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan 7. Censor : Dr Au Soon Yeng 8. Censor : Dr Sharmilee T. Ramanathan 9. Censor : Dr Anisha K. Nijar 10. Censor : Dr Zahrina Azian Zohadie 11. Censor : Dr Nuraida Baharuddin (joined 12/08/2024) 12. Censor : Dr Sheela Mithra A/P Nandi Mithra (joined 1/1/2025) 13. Censor : Dr Ong Jue Jing (joined 1/1/2025) Past members: 1. Censor : Dr Sarah Chew Ching Jern (resigned 31/12/2024) 2. Censor : Dr Rohimah Md Yusoff (resigned 31/12/2024) The board is advised by the Chief Examiner, Dr Lili Zuryani, and the Dean of Graduate Studies, Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh MA. I would like to thank all of them for their good work and dedication to the work that has been entrusted to them. We also would like to convey our gratitude to Dr Sarah and Dr Rohimah, who worked tirelessly for BOC and AFPM. Meetings were held formally on the following dates: 1. 30th June 2024 2. 29th December 2024 Most of the time, we discussed matters via WhatsApp groups and emails. We then recorded and filed them in the BOC and/or candidates' files.

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www.afpm.org.my | 43 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA The board's activities include vetting the membership and entry applications for GCFM and ATFM programmes. We also vet the applications to sit for the Final GCFM examinations, Part I and Part II Conjoint MAFP/FRACGP/icFRACGP examinations. We strictly follow the criteria stated in the AFPM Postgraduate Courses Guideline and Policy Handbook. Candidates who did not meet the programme criteria or examinations could not proceed. Those who enrolled on the programme with falsified documents or information were thoroughly investigated and, if found guilty, removed from the programme. Board members conducted a few practice visits to applicants' practices to assess practice suitability for the GCFM or ATFM programme. We also conducted practice visits before Part II Conjoint MAFP/FRACGP/icFRACGP examinations as required by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP). As part of our effort to continuously improve the training programmes, we routinely review the rules and regulations for the programmes, examinations, admission criteria, and examination eligibility criteria. The Board of Censors is responsible for quality assurance of the Part I and Part II Conjoint MAFP/FRACGP/icFRACGP examinations. Upon completion of the Part I and II examinations, the Censor-in-Chief conducted QC of the examination mark for all candidates to ensure no errors with the result. Following the release of the part I result, we release the Part II exam application and practice diary instruction to all eligible candidates. We organised a special briefing for Part II candidates on Zoom on 3rd May 2024 (8.30 pm) to provide support and guidance on practice diary submission. Exam applicants submitted their applications in softcopy this year. IT team provided them with a personalised link to upload their documents. Delegated censors will review candidates' softcopy submission and their hardcopy files. Upon closing the Part II application, BOC vetted the applications and practice diaries. We had a meeting to finalise the list of eligible candidates and identified clinics for routine practice visits. Censors conducted visits to most clinics physically. We sent two Censors to tour Johor and visited all the candidates there. Upon completing all BOC tasks, CIC sent a report on candidates' profiles with their practice diaries to the RACGP Censor as part of the accreditation requirement. Upon completion of the Part II examination, again, the Censor-in-Chief conducted QC on candidates' marks. RACGP ratified the result during the post-examination meeting conducted via Zoom on 18th October 2024. Upon the release of the Part II result, the BOC assisted our successful Part II candidates with their FRACGP/icFRACGP application documents. The applications must be vetted and endorsed by the Censor-in-Chief before they are sent to RACGP. We close 2024 activities with our yearly BOC workshop on 29th December 2024 at AFPM's new office. We managed to complete a few essential tasks during the workshop, such as updating the AFPM handbook 2025, preparing a guide for monitoring ATFM trainees' practice throughout their training, finalised the Part 2 exam new application form, updating the list of Part 2 eligible repeaters for 2025, identify a list of prospective FAFP recipients for 2025 convocation and nomination of new BOC members. The year 2025 activity started with the opening of the exam application for Part I Conjoint MAFP/FRACGP/icFRACGP Year 2025 on 1st November 2024. The exam application has now changed to softcopy submissions, and the vetting process was the same as for the Part II exam. We aim to start the online submission of GCFM exam applications in 2025.

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44 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING As part of the ongoing RACGP Training Provider Accreditation requirement, AFPM is required to submit six-monthly reports to the RACGP Education Accreditation Committee. This was done successfully as scheduled. We are due to submit the next report in March 2025. Our accreditation certificate will expire at the end of October 2025. Therefore, we will have another accreditation visit by RACGP in 2025. Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to thank EXCO and council members past and present, and especially the ATFM Faculty members and their various boards, for their encouragement and support, dedication, and great teamwork, which made all the work easier. A big thanks also goes to the AFPM secretariat, which ensured the AFPM machinery continued to run efficiently. Prepared by: Dr Anis Ezdiana Abdul Aziz Censor-in-Chief

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www.afpm.org.my | 45 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3.3. Board of Examiners Annual Report 2024 In 2024, the Board of Examiners (BoE) structure was revamped. The Board of Senior Examiners (BoSE) was replaced by the Examination Committee and the Quality Assurance (QA) Examiners was formed. List of Examination Committee: 1. Chief Examiner Dr Lili Zuryani Marmuji 2. AKT Lead Dr Lee Sze Leng 3. KFP Lead Dr Farah Naaz Momtaz Ahmad 4. CCE Lead Dr Emma Fazilah Zulkifli 5. IT Lead Assoc Prof Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong 6. SS Lead Dr Song Wai Leng List of QA Examiners: 1. Prof Dr Chan Sook Ching (Lead) 2. Prof Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin (Senior Advisor) 3. Dr Tan Chow-Wei (Senior Advisor) 4. Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim 5. Dr Lee Tong Weng 6. Dr Ng Aik Chew 7. Dr Iskandar Firzada Hj Othman 8. Dr Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin 9. Dr Teoh Long Chee Examiners (in alphabetical order): 1. Prof Dr Chandramani Thuraisingham 2. A/Prof Datin Dr Fa’iza Abdullah 3. A/Prof Dr Hairel Anuar Selamat 4. A/Prof Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail 5. A/Prof Dr Khasnur Abdul Malek 6. A/Prof Dr Mohamed Syarif Mohamed Yassin 7. A/Prof Dr Noorhida Baharudin 8. A/Prof Rohimah Md Yusoff 9. Dr Aishah Mohd Zain 10. Dr Anis Ezdiana Abd Aziz 11. Dr Cho Hung Ling 12. Dr Fauziah Abdul Karim 13. Dr Han Yung Wen 14. Dr Harbaksh Singh 15. Dr Hazian Hamzah 16. Dr Husna Hanin Abd Rahim 17. Dr Isriyanti Mohd Rafae 18. Dr Lakshmi Sivashunmugam 19. Dato’ Dr Lee Cheng Yew 20. Dr Leong Wai Yee 21. Dr Lim Chuan Leong 22. Dr Malanashita Ganeson 23. Dr Nagammai Thiagarajan 24. Dr Ng Shiau Pei 25. Dr Norlehan Abdul Samad 26. Dr Nur Awab 27. Dr Nurazlin Jamaluddin 28. Dr Nurzeti Shaikh Ahmad 29. Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam 30. Dr Shamsath Abd Gafoor 31. Dr Siti Shuhaizam Mamat Raduan 32. Dr Swaminathan Sivalingam 33. Dr Wee Eng Chye 34. Dr Wong Ping Foo 35. Dr Yek Sing Chee

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www.afpm.org.my | 47 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Part 2 Conjoint MAFP/icFRACGP Examination As the previous year, the examination was conducted in Hospital Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah, Serdang on the 28th and 29th of September 2024. Total number of candidates = 138 Total number of examiners = 44 examiners + 15 trainee examiners Total number of coordinators = 16 Total number of AFPM Staff = 16 staff There were 7 QA Examiners; 5 Internal QA examiners (Prof. Dr Chan Sook Ching, Dr Tan Chow-Wei, Prof. Datuk Dr Sheikh Mohd Amin, Dr Lee Tong Weng, and Dr Ng Aik Chiew) and 2 External QA examiners (Dr Tess van Duuren and Dr Kenan Kamau Wanguhu). There were 12 examination stations with 6 stations for each day, over 5 circuits (circuits A–E) and 4 sessions (0815-1000H, 1040-1225H, 1325-1510H, 1550-1735H). There were a few changes made to the exam format for 2024, for example: i Reading time was increased to 5 minutes from 3 minutes ii Duration of each station increased to 10 minutes from 8 minutes iii QA examiners sat with the examiners during standardization sessions for each station Cases for the exams were: (CD= Case Discussion, CE= Clinical Encounter) • Day 1: Peer Level Discourse (CD), Elderly Health (CE), Short Term Care (CD), Emotional Health (CE), Long Term Care (CD) and Practical Procedure (CE) • Day 2: Practice Management (CD), Men Health (CE), Child Health (CE), Women Health (CE), Aboriginal Health (CD) and Emergency Health (CE) Total number of candidates who passed Part 2 = 92 (66.67%) Total number of candidates who failed = 46 (33.33%)

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www.afpm.org.my | 49 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3.4. Chapter of Teachers (CoT) 2024 Report The committee members elected in 2022/2023 continued to serve the Chapter of Teachers (CoT) in 2024 with exception of 2 members who had to withdraw due to family matters and acceptance of a working post in Australia. In 2024, the CoT continued to carry out the core activities namely: 1. Mentor Training and Workshop 2. Mentoring Sessions 3. Supervisor Training & Sessions 4. Centralized Workshops - Clinical teaching sessions 5. MAFP/icFRACGP Examination - Involvement of mentors as invigilators and examiners Mentor Training / Workshops We successfully conducted one CoT Teaching and Learning Workshop, in collaboration with the QIP on 3rd August 2024. A total of 88 mentors attended the workshop. Five mentors who have not received their National Postgraduate Medical Curriculum (NPMC) Certificates were also given the opportunity to join the hybrid 3rd NPMC (Family Medicine) Workshop that was conducted in the UiTM Sg Buloh on 24 & 25 September 2024. As for an update on the number of mentors and supervisors, below is the breakdown on the numbers. KKM PRIVATE GP UNI / OTHER TOTAL Total number of mentors 52 30 23 105 Total number of mentors for Intake 13 19 11 9 39 Total number of mentors for Intake 14 28 6 5 39 Total number of KK Supervisors for intake 13 136 0 0 136 Total number of KK Supervisors for intake 14 144 0 0 144 Total number of GP Supervisors for intake 13 2 6 5 13 Total number of GP Supervisors for intake 14 11 12 6 29 The mentors continue to do the monthly marking of assignments and mentoring sessions. The number of trainee mentors approved in 2024 was 23 and they will undergo the tagging sessions in 2025. They would have to complete their NSR registration before being appointed as a full mentor for the ATFM. The CoT has forwarded another 8 new trainee mentors in 2025, for EXCO approval. The CoT continues to encourage all graduates of the MAFP/icFRACGP and Family Medicine Specialists to become mentors and contribute towards the advancement of the Primary Care fraternity in Malaysia.

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50 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Supervisors Briefing Sessions The new structured supervision method that was introduced for trainees who are private General Practitioners (GP) in 2023 was continued. This includes scheduled monthly chart audit sessions with selected GP Supervisors. The briefing sessions for the intake 14 KK supervisors were done online on 28 October 2024. The briefing session for the GP Supervisors was done online on 27 November 2024. WhatsApp discussion groups for the Klinik Kesihatan Supervisor and the GP Supervisors continued to ease communication and information dissemination. The information for supervisors was also uploaded into the e-LMS or the online learning platform under the ATFM Supervisor Module. Centralized Practice Workshop (CPW) CoT had contributed actively in the CPW. A total of five CPWs were successfully conducted in 2024. The following CPWs were held: ATFM INTAKE 13 CPW1: 24 February 2024 (Module CVS, RESPI, PSY, MSK) ATFM INTAKE 13 CPW2: 21 July 2024 (Module GIT, ENDO, GERI, HOP) ATFM INTAKE 13 CPW3: 13 October 2024 (Module GUSS, WOM, MEN, EEN, PAEDS) The trainees were given opportunities to practice in the stations based on the Clinical Competency Examination format, followed by constructive feedback from the facilitators. They also had the chance to practice clinical examinations. In February 2025 we had the opportunity to do the CPW at the new home for the AFPM, namely the Medical Academies Building. It is hoped that this will be the first to the many more training sessions to be done on the premise. Eligibility Examination & MAFP/icFRACGP Examination CoT works closely with the Board of Examiners to identify trainee mentors and mentors to be involved as invigilators as well as examiners for the examinations. CoT extends sincere gratitude to all mentors and supervisors who have generously devoted their valuable time to contribute to the AFPM activities. Reported by: Assoc. Prof. Dr Ilham Ameera Ismail Chairperson Chapter of Teachers

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www.afpm.org.my | 51 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3.5 Editorial Board (Malaysian Family Physician) A. Publication of the Articles and Supplement Issues in 2024 In 2024, MFP published 72 articles, which is almost similar with 2023 (73 articles). In addition, there is an increase in original research and review articles, which is 41 articles in 2024 as compared to only 34 articles in 2023. Publication of more original research and review articles is crucial as part of the requirements to be indexed in the Clarivate Journal Citation Report (JCR) under the ISI-Web of Science. Additionally, two conference abstracts were published in 2024: • 26th Family Medicine Scientific Conference • Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) Annual Scientific Conference 2024 B. Number of articles and the types of articles submitted to MFP In 2024, the Malaysian Family Physician (MFP) received a total of 197 articles (Table 1). The most article received were original articles (n=99), followed by case reports (n=55) and review articles (n=19). The number of articles submitted to MFP are quite consistent across types of articles as compared to 2023.

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52 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Table 1. Number of articles received by type from 2019 to 2024. Type 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Original Research 34 77 66 82 102 99 Commentary 0 0 2 2 2 2 Review 9 17 14 15 14 19 Case Report 33 90 99 35 53 55 Test Your Knowledge 11 13 5 5 7 3 Letter to Editor 1 14 7 7 20 12 CPG 1 1 2 1 0 2 A Moment in the Life of a Family Physician 0 0 1 3 9 5 Obituary 0 0 0 2 0 0 Total 89 212 196 152 207 197 C. MFP Editorial Board Meetings Three editorial board meetings were conducted in 2023. The dates are as shown below: • 9 Mar 2024 (Away Day) • 20 Jul 2024 (Online) • 23 Nov 2024 (Online) D. Changes in the Editorial Board This year, we welcome Associate Professor Dr Tan Chai Eng and Dr Jazlan Jamaluddin as the new Associate Editors in MFP. Additionally, Prof. Dr Teng Cheong Lieng joined us as a Local Editorial Advisor. We have also reappointed some of the existing and appointed new International Editorial Advisors for the journal as recommended by Clarivate (more details in the subsequent section). Below is the list of the latest Editorial Board members: Editorial Board Chief Editor: Professor Dr Lee Ping Yein | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | pylee@um.edu.my Deputy Chief Editor: Dr Hani Syahida Salim | Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia | hanisyahida@upm.edu.my

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www.afpm.org.my | 53 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Associate Editors: 1. Professor Dr Adina Abdullah | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | adinabdullah@um.edu.my 2. Associate Professor Dr Apichai Wattanapisit | Wailalak University, Thailand | apichai.wa@wu.ac.th 3. Associate Professor Dr Cheong Ai Theng | Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia | cheaitheng@upm.edu.my 4. Honorary Professor Dr Khoo Ee Ming | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | khooem@um.edu.my 5. Associate Professor Dr Tan Chai Eng | Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia | tce@ppukm.ukm.edu.my 6. Professor Dr Harmy Mohamed Yusoff | University Sultan Zainal Abidin, Malaysia | harmyusoff@unisza.edu.my 7. Dr Jazlan Jamaluddin | Sauk Health Clinic, Ministry of Health, Malaysia | jazlanjamaluddin@gmail.com 8. Dr Irmi Zarina Ismail | Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia | irmiismail@upm.edu.my 9. Associate Professor Dr Tan Ngiap Chuan | SingHealth Polyclinics, Singapore | tan.ngiap.chuan@singhealth.com.sg 10. Professor Dr Nik Sherina Haidi Hanafi | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | niksherina@um.edu.my 11. Dr Wong Ping Foo | Cheras Baru Health Clinic, Ministry of Health, Malaysia | pingfoo@hotmail.com 12. Dr Keah Say Hien | Elizabeth Medical Centre, Malaysia | richardkeah8282@gmail.com 13. Professor Dr Sazlina Shariff Ghazali | Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia | sazlina@upm.edu.my 14. Professor Dr Ching Siew Mooi | Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia | sm_ching@upm.edu.my 15. Associate Professor Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | sitinurkamilla@um.edu.my 16. Dr Sylvia McCarthy | Hospis Malaysia, Malaysia | sylvia@hospismalaysia.org 17. Dr V Paranthaman P Vengadasalam | Mahmoodiah Health Clinic, Ministry of Health, Malaysia | drparan@gmail.com 18. Professor Dr Lee Wai Khew | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | leewaikhew@gmail.com 19. Dr Zainal Fitri Zakaria | Seremban Health Clinic, Ministry of Health, Malaysia | drzainal2000@gmail.com Local Editorial Advisors: i. Professor Dr Teng Cheong Lieng | International Medical University, Malaysia | cheonglieng_teng@imu.edu.my ii. Professor Datin Dr Chia Yook Chin | Sunway University, Malaysia | ycchia@sunway.edu.my iii. Professor Dr Low Wah Yun | Universiti Malaya, Malaysia | lowwy@um.edu.my International Editorial Advisors: 1. Professor Dr Anthony Viera | Duke University, United States of America | anthony.viera@duke.edu 2. Professor Dr Ng Chirk Jenn | SingHealth Polyclinics, Singapore | ng.chirk.jenn@singhealth.com.sg 3. Professor Dr Cindy Lam Lo-Kuen | Hong Kong University, Hong Kong | clklam@hku.hk 4. Professor Dr Hilary Pinnock | University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom | Hilary.Pinnock@ed.ac.uk 5. Professor Dr Michael Kidd | University of New South Wales, Australia; Oxford University, United Kingdom | michael.kidd@unsw.edu.au

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www.afpm.org.my | 59 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA G. MFP Submission and Publication Fee The editorial board proposed to the AFPM to charge authors with submission and publication fees. The two main reasons for this are: • to cover the increasing operating costs of MFP • to reduce the submission of low quality articles to MFP AFPM Exco approved the proposal and called for a meeting on 2 Dec 2024 to brainstorm the implementation flow, which was attended by the AFPM Exco (Dr Wong Ping Foo), MFP (Prof. Dr Lee Ping Yein, Dr Hani Syahida Salim and Dr Teo Chin Hai) and AFPM staff (Mr Saufi and Ms Atiah). The announcement of the Submission and Publication Fees were posted on MFP website and MFP’s submission portal (OJS). In brief, all authors are needed to submit a RM50 Submission Fee electronically when submitting original research, case report or review articles. An additional publication fee will be payable once the article is accepted for publication (see the details below). Editors of MFP who submit an article to MFP will not be charged. Authors who have reviewed manuscripts for MFP within the past one year may enjoy a waiver of the Submission and Publication Fees. Only one article is waived for one article reviewed. All authors are required to fill in these forms to declare their payment status: • Submission fee: https://forms.gle/Z2QDm6ixDxxsPpBC9 • Publication fee: https://forms.gle/2kJTUkwFggtS4xkV7 After setting up the payment monitoring mechanism collaboratively between MFP and AFPM staff, and pilot testing done in Dec 2024, the payment exercise started on 1st Jan 2025.

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www.afpm.org.my | 61 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA H. Aims of MFP for 2024 There were five main aims of MFP for 2024 as shown below: No Aims Status 1 Increase the number of associate editors to cope with the increasing workload in MFP 2 new associate editors and 1 local editorial advisor were appointed. 2 Continue to promote MFP and increase the number of research articles submitted to MFP Number of research articles received by MFP has been consistent since 2022. It will further increase once MFP is indexed in WOS. 3 Improve processing time to further shorten publication time Editorial office processing time improved (<1 month for submission to first decision & <1month for acceptance to publication) but peer review time still can be improved. The editorial board decided to increase the number of reviewers invited for each article from two to four to improve peer review time. 4 Conduct another training for reviewers to improve the quality of peer review Will be conducted in May25 with AFPM Annual Scientific Conference 5 Improve the article submission portal (OJS) to further increase the efficiency of manuscript processing The OJS has been improved and consistently being updated. 6 MFP to pass stage 3 evaluation in Clarivate JCR/WOS. Clarivate responded with 3 minor revisions. Revision resubmitted in Jul 2024. I. Plans for 2025 The MFP aims to achieve the following in 2025: 1. Continue to promote MFP and increase the number of research articles submitted to MFP. 2. Improve peer review time. 3. Conduct training for reviewers to improve the quality of peer review (with AFPM Annual Scientific Conference). 4. MFP to be indexed in Clarivate JCR/WOS 5. Implement the submission fee protocol. The MFP will continue to strive towards providing a platform for primary care researchers to publish their work and keep the readers updated on new evidence in primary care. Acknowledgement: Special thanks to the Board of Editors, Local and International Advisors, Reviewers, the Editorial Manager and AFPM for their contributions and support to the MFP. Prepared by, Prof. Dr Lee Ping Yein Chief Editor Malaysian Family Physician

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62 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 3.6. Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) Annual Report 2024 Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) is a research interest group within the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia aims to foster and enhance research initiatives among primary care practitioners, positioning itself as the national hub for primary care research. Over the next few years, the group will focus on promoting the importance of research in primary care, providing training and resources for practitioners to conduct research, facilitating collaboration among stakeholders, disseminating research findings to inform practice and policy, and advocating for funding and support for primary care research initiatives. To achieve this, we have lined up five objectives for next few years. Objectives 1. Build research capacity by training primary care researchers. 2. Facilitate primary care research networking. 3. Develop and share research resources (bibliography and links to research resources). 4. Provide a platform for dissemination and collaboration of primary care research. 5. Generate evidence to enhance primary care research. Committee As of the end of 2024, MPCRG committees are inclusive of 13 members with MPCRG office bearers as follows: Chairperson : Assoc. Prof. Dr Siti Nurkamilla binti Ramdzan Secretary : Dr Sheela Bai A/P Pannir Selvam Treasurer : Asst. Prof. Dr Abdul Hadi bin Said Current committee members: 1. Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming 2. Prof. Dr Lee Ping Yein 3. Prof. Dr Nik Sherina Haidi binti Hanafi 4. Prof. Dr Adina binti Abdullah 5. Assoc. Prof. Dr Noor Azimah binti Muhammad 6. Assoc. Prof. Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun 7. Assoc. Prof. Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong 8. Dr Hani Syahida binti Salim 9. Dr Navin Kumar A/L Devaraj 10. Dr Subashini A/P Ambigapathy

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www.afpm.org.my | 63 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Meetings The MPCRG committee held four (4) quarterly meetings in 2024 to address key issues related to the AFPM, ATFM Program on Research Module, and other pertinent topics in primary care research. The meetings were conducted in a hybrid format, as below table. These gatherings aimed to foster collaboration, share ideas, and make decisions to enhance the effectiveness of ongoing research initiatives. Meeting 1 – 4th February 2024 (Online) Meeting 2 – 22nd June 2024 (Online) Meeting 3 – 17th August 2024 (Physical) Meeting 4 – 30th November 2024 (Online) ACTIVITIES: A) Advanced Training in Family Medicine (ATFM) Programme - Research Module The ATFM Programme's compulsory research project is a crucial component that aims to advance knowledge and inform clinical practice, and it is facilitated by the Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG) through activities such as mentoring workshops and research presentations, providing a supportive environment for participants to develop their research skills and contribute to the field of primary care for ATFM Intake 11,12, 13 & 14. RESEARCH COORDINATORS ATFM INTAKE YEAR COMPLETION Professor Dr Ching Siew Mooi 11 2022 - 2024 Completed Asst. Professor Dr Abdul Hadi bin Said 12 2022 - 2024 Completed Dr Hani Syahida binti Salim 13 2023 - 2025 Ongoing (Year 2) Dr Navin Kumar A/L Devaraj 14 2024 - 2026 Ongoing (Year 1)

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64 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Research Methodology e-learning module, supplemented by face-to-face mentoring, offers a flexible and self-paced learning experience for trainees, minimizing the need for frequent in-person interactions. This module, developed by experts from the Department of Primary Care Medicine at the University of Malaya, utilizes a MOOC online module for rental at RM 200.00 per participant, while participants can access it at no cost. Each research project by ATFM Trainees will be proposed and guided by experienced research mentors and co-mentors in group settings. The projects are then thoroughly assessed by designated assessors, with a competitive award RM1,000/group to the group of trainees producing the highest quality research in each intake. Best Research Awards: Intake 11 (2022 - 2024) Title: The Prevalence of High Level of Diabetes-related Distress (DRD) and Its Associated Factors among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) Patients in Three Primary Health Clinics in Northern Malaysia Team members: Dr Gaayatiri Kupusamy, Dr Mahfuzah Azmilumur, Dr Rhena Dharshini Latsmana, Dr Sangeetha Govindasamy, Dr Tan Peng Yit Mentor: Associate Professor Dr Noorhida Baharudin Co-Mentor: Associate Professor Dr Mohamed Syarif Mohamed Yassin Intake 12 (2022 - 2024) Title: Association Of Depressive Symptoms and Glycaemic Control in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients Attending Primary Health Care Clinics in Kinta District Team members: Dr Harmit Kaur A/P Jasveer Singh, Dr Kong Leng Ean Charis, Dr Lau Jia Yee, Dr Manmeet Rai Singh Thind, Dr Wong Kit Yew Mentor: Dr Ho Bee Kiau Co-Mentor: Dr Zienna Zufida Zainol Rashid

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www.afpm.org.my | 65 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA Research Grants The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) allocated a total of RM37,038.00 in grants for 2024, with RM19,993.00 dedicated to the AFPM Primary Care Research Grant to support research in primary care, and RM17,045.00 allocated to the ATFM Trainee Grant to support trainees throughout their research projects in Research Module. ATFM Student Grant Principal Investigator Project Titles Approved Grant (MYR) Dr Izzatul Liyana Khalid The prevalence of depression among older adults with hypertension and its associated factors in primary care clinics Melaka Tengah and Jasin. 2,580.00 Dr Heng Miao Ching Treatment-seeking behaviour in dengue emergency and its associated factors among patients attending health clinics in Kedah and Perlis, Malaysia 3,100.00 Dr Kavidharan Rajoo Prevalence of Young Hypertension and Its Associated Factors in Selected Primary Care Clinics in Klang 2,500.00 Dr Nur Fairuz Effendy Prevalence And Risk Factors Affecting Speech Delay in Children Aged 1 To 5 In Five Selected Primary Care Clinics in Sabah and Sarawak 2,700.00 Dr Siah Bing Jie Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Contraception among Primary Health Care Doctors in Three Districts in Selangor 2,375.00 Dr Mohamed Afiq Abd Latif Cross Sectional Study on Knowledge and Attitude on Prescribing HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) among Medical Officers in Johor Bahru Government Health Clinic 2,400.00 Dr Obed Benjamin Yanggau Factors Associated with Erectile Dysfunction (ED) among Young Men Attending Primary Care Clinics in Sabah 1,390.00 TOTAL 17,045.00

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66 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AFPM Primary Care Research Principal Investigators Project Titles Approved Grant (MYR) Assoc Prof Dr Maliza Mawardi Prevalence for perceived stress and its determinants among caretaker of preschool children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in Klang Valley: A cross-sectional study 9,994.00 Dr Choong Jin Ian Understanding The Views and Experiences in Managing Acute Exacerbation of Bronchial Asthma (AEBA) among Primary Care Professionals in Port Dickson District, Malaysia: A Photo-Elicitation Study 9,999.00 TOTAL 19,993.00 B) WONCA 2024 – Stakeholder Engagement in Global Health Research Workshop by MPCRG team Date: 22 – 24 August 2024 Venue: Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore Workshop overview The "Stakeholder Engagement in Global Health Research" workshop was an insightful event dedicated to equipping participants with the knowledge and skills necessary for meaningful stakeholder involvement in global health initiatives. The workshop was a collaborative effort by members of the Malaysian Primary Care Research Group (MPCRG). Chaired by Professor Dr Lee Ping Yein from the eHealth Unit, Universiti Malaya, the workshop brought together speakers and facilitators with expertise spanning family medicine, primary care, and global health research. Speakers: 1) Dr Hani Syahida Salim 2) Assoc. Prof Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan 3) Assoc. Prof Dr Noor Azimah Muhammad Facilitators: 1) Assoc. Prof. Dr Verna Lee Kar Mun 2) Dr Wong Ping Foo 3) Dr Subashini Ambigapathy

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70 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Total of page views & unique visitors (January – December 2024) Page path Page views* Unique visitors** /mpcrg 2,863 1,625 /research-grant 33 15 *An instance of a page being loaded or reloaded in a browser **Person who visits a website at least once during a specific period and is counted only once D) MPCRG Expenses The following is the MPCRG expenses report for 2024: EXPENSES RM TRAVELLING/MILEAGE/TOLL/PARKING CHARGES 2,423.23 ACCOMODATION/HOTEL 3,435.18 REGISTRATION FEES PAID FOR WRSP/CONFRN 4,294.19 RESEARCH GRANT FEE* 9,174.00 MEETING ALLOWANCE 7,000.00 TOTAL 26,326.60 *Grant reimbursement from grant awardees’ claims submission in year 2024 E) MPCRG Books We have received payment for Books for the Year 2024 = RM 1607.00 in Total • A Guide for Novice Researchers = RM 50.00 (2 Buyer @ RM 25.00 each) • A Step-by-Step Guide to Primary Care Research (AFPM MEMBER) = RM 5,000.00 (125 Buyer @ RM 40.00 each) • A Step-by-Step Guide to Primary Care Research (AFPM NON-MEMBER) = RM 550.00 (11 Buyer @ RM 50.00 each) Prepared by, Dr Sheela Bai Pannir Selvam Secretary, MPCRG Confirmed by, Assoc. Prof. Dr Siti Nurkamilla Ramdzan Chair, MPCRG

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www.afpm.org.my | 71 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3.7. AFPM IT Committee Report IT Committee members Advisor : Dr S Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Chair : Assoc. Prof. Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong (Education section Lead) Members : Dr Wong Ping Foo (Management section Lead) Dr Han Yung Wen (Practice section Lead) Dr Ng Shiau Pei Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan Dr Eric Yeoh Kok Ming Dr Aidan Ong Hoon Ngoh Activities completed in 2024 - Hybrid meeting & online voting for Annual General Meeting - Live streaming for Convocation Ceremony 2024 - Online meeting, GCFM and ATFM workshop - Collaboration with Universiti Kuala Lumpur for online theory examination centre - Online standard setting of Part 1 of the Conjoint MAFP/FRACGP examination - Online examination for GCFM, ATFM and Conjoint MAFP/IcFRACGP - IT Support for Conjoint MAFP/IcFRACGP Part 2 Examination at HSAAS - Release of examination result through AIMS - Update members database in AIMS Activities in progress - Digitilisation of hard copy documents - IT support for Annual General Meeting & Annual Scientific Conference - Online theory examination centre for GCFM, ATFM and Conjoint MAFP/IcFRACGP - Online standard setting for Part 1 of the Conjoint MAFP/IcFRACGP Exam - Hybrid system for Convocation Ceremony at Medical Academies building Prepared by: Assoc. Prof. Dr Elvind Yip Hung Loong Education section Lead

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72 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 3.8. MOH Supervised Post Qualification Work Experience Posting Committee Report 2024 Previously known as credentialing process, a candidate who has successfully passed his/her Professional Examination and Training in the field of Family Medicine under the Parallel Pathways (non-MOH candidates) need to undergo a period of supervised work attachment under supervision by a Family Medicine Specialist at a government health clinic i.e., Klinik Kesihatan before applying for registration as a Specialist in Family Medicine under the National Specialist Registry (NSR). In 2024, the committee continued with online meetings and had 4 meetings (every three months) to vet new applications, to review logbook of candidates who had completed their posting and to discuss any issues pertaining to the MOH posting. This year, a new improvised logbook has come out which allows trainee specialist to submit only softcopy logbook. We have also standardized 12 months posting for all trainee specialists including those with MRCGP and FRACGP (Australian) qualification. This year we received and approved 13 new applications to start their postings in 2024. 11 specialists had successfully completed their credentialing process and were issued the certificate of completion. Further details of the Supervised Post Qualification Work Experience Posting process can be accessed at https://www.afpm.org.my/credentialing Credentialing Committee Members: 1. Dr Husna Hanin Binti Abdul Rahim (Chairperson) 2. Assoc. Prof Dr Ilham Ameera Binti Ismail 3. Dr Emma Fazilah Binti Zulkifli 4. Dr Rohimah Binti Md Yusoff Muhamad Zulkhalid Md Isa – Credentialing Process Coordinator Prepared by: Dr Husna Hanin Abdul Rahim Chairperson, MOH Supervised Post Qualification Work Experience Posting Academy of Family Physicians Malaysia (AFPM)

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www.afpm.org.my | 73 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3.9. The Chapter of Young Family Doctors (CoYFD) Report 2024 The Chapter of Young Family Doctors (The Rajakumar Movement Malaysia) unites Family Medicine trainees and early-career Family Medicine Specialists within their first 10 years of practice. Our mission is to build a supportive and collaborative community among young family doctors, working closely with other chapters in the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) to develop meaningful programs and initiatives. Through our active involvement in the Young Doctors Movement, we are dedicated to advancing professional growth, fostering mutual support, and making significant contributions to the field of family medicine. 2024 Committee Members: Advisor ; Dr Wong Ping Foo Chairperson : Dr Wong Ling Ying Vice Chairperson : Dr Haslina Mukhtar Aajamer Secretary : Dr Norshazwani Othman Program Lead : Dr Ng Soo Teong Promotion Lead : Dr Marina Antony Nicholson Finance Lead : Dr Nur Aishah Abdul Latiff This year has been exceptionally rewarding, highlighted by the smooth execution of numerous physical and virtual activities, along with remarkable achievements in international events. The Chapter of Young Family Doctors played a pivotal role in organizing the AFPM 50th Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner, which was held alongside the World Family Doctor Day celebration on 26 April 2024 under the theme "Healthy Planet, Healthy People." This landmark event was a resounding success, uniting esteemed professionals, stakeholders, and community members to celebrate the contributions of family physicians worldwide and emphasizing the critical link between planetary and human health. The evening featured a memorable opening speech by AFPM’s royal patron, DYMM Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Muhriz ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir, a cake-cutting ceremony marking five decades of dedication to family medicine, a video montage showcasing AFPM’s legacy, and vibrant performances by Monocort and family physicians. The chapter’s efforts were instrumental in ensuring the event’s smooth execution and its lasting impact on attendees.

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76 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Members of Chapter of Young Family Doctors were actively involved in the Workshop and Seminar on Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) Management, held on 17th and 18th August 2024 at Summit Hotel USJ. Organized by PERDIM, the event saw the participation of AFPM mentors who facilitated small group discussions on diabetes case management. Members of the chapter contributed by assisting in organizing sessions, supporting discussions, and sharing insights on practical diabetes care. This collaboration with our GP colleagues was highly enriching, and the chapter is eager to continue engaging in such valuable partnerships to enhance clinical knowledge and skills. During 21-24 August, Chapter of Young Family Doctors were proud to be part of the WONCA Asia Pacific Region (APR) Conference that was conducted in Singapore. This international event gathered family physicians from across the Asia-Pacific region, providing a platform for cross-border collaboration and the sharing of best practices. It offered a unique opportunity for AFPM members to connect with peers worldwide, fostering professional relationships and cultural exchange. Dr Wong Ling Ying delivering the regional report as representative of Young Doctor Movement.

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78 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Malaysian Young Doctor delegates with Dr Karen Flegg (President of WONCA) A significant milestone for AFPM in 2024 was the Opening Ceremony of the new Academy Building on 12 October. This state-of-the-art facility represents a commitment to enhancing family medicine education, training, and community engagement in Malaysia. Equipped with advanced classrooms, simulation labs, and an auditorium, the building is set to host future training sessions and workshops, supporting members in their ongoing professional development. The Chapter of Young Family Doctors was immensely proud to be part of this momentous event, actively contributing to its success by organizing and participating in the demonstration of clinical skills stations for AFPM’s royal patron, DYMM Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Muhriz ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir. This opportunity underscored the chapter’s dedication to showcasing the evolving excellence in family medicine and the importance of hands-on training for healthcare professionals.

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www.afpm.org.my | 81 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA The Chapter of Young Family Doctors concluded 2024 with a forward-thinking workshop on Practical Application of Artificial Intelligence in Primary Care, held for family medicine specialists, general practitioners, and primary healthcare providers. This interactive session introduced participants to practical AI applications, including streamlining clinical and administrative workflows, creating presentations, writing resumes, and conducting research. The workshop also addressed critical ethical considerations, limitations, and the risks of AI over-reliance. Additionally, participants explored how AI can support family medicine specialty training, assignments, and examinations. This event exemplified the chapter's commitment to equipping healthcare professionals with innovative tools to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape effectively. Committee members and speakers for the workshop

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www.afpm.org.my | 83 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 3.10. Postgraduate Training in Family Medicine under the Academy of Family Medicine of Malaysia (AFPM) Report for Quality Improvement Programme 2024 Background The Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) for Training was first set up in 2018 to ensure quality in the training of doctors undergoing the 4-year Family Medicine (FM) postgraduate training course; the first two years of which, is an on-line distance-learning culminating in the award of the Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine (GCFM). This is followed by another two years of Advanced Training in Family Medicine (ATFM) in which mentors are assigned to meet trainees monthly for teaching. QIP is a formative work-based assessment to monitor and improve the trainees’ clinical competencies. The first QIP rolled out in August 2021 with Intake 10 Year 1 on the virtual platform due to the pandemic. Currently we have progressed to face-to-face visits to all GP clinics and those government health clinics within 35 km to the Practice Assessor. Training for the QIP Practice Assessors is held during the half day QIP Workshop which is held on the second day of the Mentor Training workshop. A briefing on the QIP process and standard operating procedures for internet technology requirements for the online sessions is always given to Practice Assessors and Trainees for each intake before the start of the first QIP session. QIP Activities QIP activities are held during the 3rd and 4th year of training during the Advanced Training in Family Medicine (ATFM). The QIP activities are case-based discussions, the QIP Practice Visit which is a precepting session and the GP clinic Practice Assessment. The objectives of the QIP case-based discussion and precepting sessions are mainly to teach, assess and provide feedback on candidates’ workplace-based performance to improve clinical competencies. The objective of the GP clinic Practice Assessment is to assess that the GP clinic is suitable for Family Medicine Specialist training. The case-based discussions sessions are conducted during the monthly mentoring sessions using the cases from the trainee’s logbook for discussion. The Practice Visit, which is the precepting session is a maximum 4-hour direct observation by the Practice Assessor, either online or face-to-face, of the trainees’ consultation of four cases at their workplace. All GP trainees from the year 2024 will have face-to-face precepting sessions. QIP Practice visits are conducted once each during ATFM Years 1 and 2. Practice Assessors should preferably be the trainees’ own Mentor so that remediation can be continued, and trainees’ progress tracked during the monthly mentoring sessions. The GP clinic Practice Assessment is done during the first year Practice Visit, and the report submitted to the Board of Censors. The GP trainee will be advised by the Board of Censors on any requirements that need to be improved to meet the requirements of a Family Medicine Specialist training facility. The feedback from trainees and Practice Assessors has so far been positive as there is one-to-one observation and feedback on the trainee’s consultation and clinical performance. Practice Assessors can identify their trainees’ needs and support them during the following mentoring sessions to improve their clinical competencies.

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84 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING QIP activities in 2024: 29 trainee mentors were trained as QIP Practice Assessors during the QIP workshop on 4th August 2024, making a total of 134 trained Practice Assessors. Intake 13 Year 1 and 2 completed their Practice Visits in 2024. All GP trainees had a face-to-face Practice Visit and had their GP clinic Practice Assessment done to ensure the suitability of their clinic for Family Medicine Specialist training. Collaboration with Pertubuhan Doktor-Doktor Islam Malaysia (PERDIM) Pertubuhan Doktor-Doktor Islam Malaysia (PERDIM) collaborated with QIP, AFPM to run a two-day workshop on Diabetes Mellitus on 17th and 18th August 2024. It was an interactive workshop with 10 scenarios provided and facilitated by the QIP Practice Assessors on common cases seen in practice, based on diagnosis of diabetes mellitus, management and management of diabetic complications. The feedback from the participants was very positive and the interaction during the workshop in the various small groups was fruitful and educational for both facilitators and participants. I hope that 2025 will be another productive year for QIP and the trainees. Prepared by: Dr Sasikala Devi Amirthalingam QIP Chairperson

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www.afpm.org.my | 85 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 4. Sections 4.1. Pahang Section Summary of CPD Webinars Conducted by AFPM Pahang Section in Collaboration with MMA Pahang Section (2024) The AFPM Pahang Section, in collaboration with the MMA Pahang Section, organized a series of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) webinars in 2024. The webinars aimed to provide family physicians and general practitioners with practical knowledge and updates relevant to primary care practice. 1. Navigating Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care • Date: February 24, 2024 • Feedback Highlights: o Excellent and clear delivery of content. o Speaker Dr. Low Jer Ming received high praise for his concise and GP-oriented presentation. o Requests for topics like obesity management, COPD, and surgical issues in primary care. o Suggestions to provide recordings and conduct webinars during GP-friendly timings. 2. Decoding Cushing: A Primary Care Primer • Date: April 21, 2024 • Feedback Highlights: o Presentation was highly informative and appreciated by attendees. o Suggestions included making slides available and addressing more endocrine topics like acromegaly and osteoporosis. o Strong interest in comprehensive management of cardiometabolic disorders, paediatric disorders, and mental health. 3. Approach to Neck Masses in Head and Neck Cancer • Date: July 27, 2024 • Feedback Highlights: o The session was praised for its clarity and relevance to GP practice. o Topics suggested for future webinars included ophthalmology, menopause, and non-communicable diseases. 4. Diagnosis and Management of Fever in Primary Care • Date: October 13, 2024 • Feedback Highlights: o The webinar was well-received for its inclusivity and engaging Q&A session. o Suggestions for future topics included dengue, STI management, ECG interpretation, and women's health. o Recommendations to invite speakers from tertiary centers for additional perspectives.

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www.afpm.org.my | 89 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 4.2. Wilayah and Selangor Section Dear Colleagues, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to all members of the Academy for entrusting me with the responsibility of serving as the Section Head for Selangor & Wilayah Persekutuan. As we strive to enhance the role of Primary Care within our national healthcare system, there is still much to be done—particularly in ensuring that the invaluable contributions of General Practitioners (GPs) continue to be recognized. The Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) has been instrumental in fostering and strengthening GPs as a cornerstone of primary healthcare. To further this objective, AFPM Selangor & Wilayah Persekutuan has actively contributed to supporting AFPM’s initiatives. One of our key efforts has been the promotion of new membership through social media platforms. Additionally, fostering collaboration between GPs and specialists has facilitated seamless interaction through case discussions, enhancing professional engagement. In line with this commitment to help to strengthen and enhance knowledge among GP’s, AFPM Selangor & Wilayah have successfully conducted the following webinars during 2024-2025 calendar year Topic: Substance Abuse-hidden phenomena Speaker: The Honorable Past President of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia and today's esteemed speaker, Dato’ Dr. Hjh Norsiah Hj Ali Consultant Family Medicine Specialist and Addiction Specialist Topic: Childhood Asthma Speaker: Dr Anussha Manoharan, Family Medicine Specialist Klinik kesihatan Bukit Raja, Klang Topic: Interpreting ECG and Managing Patients with Chest Discomfort “For Primary Care Doctors” Speaker: Dr Khairul Shafiq Ibrahim, Medical Lecturer and Cardiologist Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Topic: Smart Breath.asthma right care for general practitioners to reduce SABA overuse In collaboration with - Malaysian primary care respiratory group My special thanks to Dr S.Kaviyarasan Sailin @ Stalin, the chairman of AFPM council for his enormous contribution towards the success of our journey Prepared by, Dr Elangkeeran M Krishnan Chairman

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90 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4.3. Johor Section 1. Introduction I am pleased to present the Annual Report for the Johor Section of the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) for the year 2024. It has been a year of continuous efforts to encourage our General Practitioners (GPs) in Johor to expand their professional competencies and maintain the highest standards of clinical practice. Despite not organizing our own seminars this year, we have actively collaborated with various organizations and utilized the Johor GP united WhatsApp group to disseminate information and opportunities for professional development. 2. Promotion of the GCFM Program A key highlight of 2024 was our ongoing push to increase enrollment in the Graduate Certificate in Family Medicine (GCFM) program. This program remains a cornerstone in strengthening family medicine practices, offering structured training, mentorship, and an evidence-based curriculum. Throughout the year, we: ▪ Encouraged GPs to consider the GCFM program as a means to advance their clinical expertise and understanding of comprehensive patient care. ▪ Shared success stories and testimonials of GPs who have benefited from the GCFM program. 3. Encouraging Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Recognizing the importance of ongoing learning to keep pace with rapidly evolving medical knowledge, we urged GPs to participate in various workshops, courses, and seminars organized by reputable institutions. These included: • AFPM Workshops and Training Sessions: • Whenever AFPM organized workshops, we circulated details and encouraged Johor GPs to register early for slots. • Universities and Hospitals: • We promoted CPD events hosted by local universities, teaching hospitals, and specialized centers to ensure GPs had ample opportunities to upgrade their clinical skills and stay updated with best practices. • Inter-Professional Collaboration: • We encouraged GPs to collaborate with specialists through case discussions and shared learning sessions, fostering a more holistic approach to patient care. 4. Webinars and Online Learning With the growing popularity and convenience of digital platforms, webinars have become a mainstay for professional development. Throughout 2024, the AFPM offered several webinars on topics ranging from chronic disease management to the latest advancements in family medicine. As the Section Head: • I promoted these AFPM Webinars vigorously on the Johor GP united WhatsApp group. • Shared relevant links, schedules, and summaries to make it easier for GPs to join and benefit from the sessions.

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www.afpm.org.my | 91 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 5. Communication via Johor GP United WhatsApp Group Our dedicated WhatsApp group has been an invaluable tool in engaging with GPs across Johor. It has allowed us to: • Disseminate timely announcements on upcoming events, webinars, and workshops. • Foster discussion on clinical updates, case studies, and emerging trends in family medicine. • Provide a platform for GPs to network, ask questions, and share resources. 6. Collaboration with Other Organizations While the Johor Section did not organize our own seminars this year, we successfully leveraged the plethora of medical seminars already available to Johor GPs through: • MMA Johor: Many GPs actively participated in the regular seminars and workshops organized by MMA Johor. • Private Hospitals: Private hospitals in the region hosted multiple CPD programs, and we worked closely with them to encourage attendance and collaboration. By promoting these established events, we ensured minimal duplication of effort and maximized attendance and resources for all involved. 7. Plans for 2025 Moving forward, the Johor Section will: • Continue to Encourage GCFM Enrollments: We aim to see a significant increase in the number of GPs enrolled in the GCFM program. • Expand Online Learning Platforms: Work with AFPM to offer more engaging and topic-focused webinars, ensuring diverse clinical topics are covered. • Strengthen Collaborations: Explore potential partnerships with other professional bodies and healthcare institutions to provide quality training programs tailored to the needs of Johor GPs. • Revisit In-Person Seminars: Depending on demand and feedback, we may consider organizing specific in-person seminars next year to address targeted topics not fully covered by other providers. 8. Conclusion In conclusion, 2024 has been a productive year in terms of advocating for continuous professional development and promoting the GCFM program among Johor GPs. Our strategic decision not to host seminars was compensated by close collaboration with existing events hosted by MMA Johor and private hospitals, allowing us to direct our efforts towards effective promotion and engagement. I extend my sincere appreciation to all Johor GPs for their commitment to advancing family medicine and to the AFPM for its unwavering support. Together, we will continue to uphold the highest standards of clinical care and professional excellence in the field of family medicine. Prepared by, Dr Teoh Ken Ang Chairman

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92 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4.4. Terengganu Section AFPM Terengganu: Meet & Greet Session 2024 Introduction The Online Meet & Greet was organized by the Terengganu Chapter of the Academy of Family Physicians Malaysia (AFPM) to foster collaboration, share knowledge, and provide valuable insights for members, particularly those pursuing the FRACGP qualification or considering international work opportunities. The event was attended by 18 participants, including Family Medicine Specialists (FMS) and trainees. Objectives • To provide a platform for AFPM members to connect and engage with one another. • To share study strategies for the FRACGP qualification. • To offer insights into working as a General Practitioner (GP) in Australia. • To encourage professional development and collaboration among members. Venue: Online (Personal Google Meet Platform) Date: 27 November 2024 Time: 8.30-10 pm Participants: 18 members (all AFPM Terengganu Members) Budgeting: N/A Organising Committee: 1. Dr. Nurul Izza binti Yunus : Head Section of AFPM Terengganu Tentative: Time Topic Speaker 8.00 - 9.00 pm Welcome address Dr. Nurul Izza Yunus (FMS/ Medical Lecturer UniSZA/ AFPM Terengganu State Head) 9.00 - 9.45 pm Navigating the FRACGP Journey: Insights and Strategies for Success Dr. Ahmad Badli b Mohemad (Pakar Klinikal Perubatan Keluarga, KK Seberang Takir) 9.45 - 10.00 pm Sharing: Work experience as a GP in Australia Dr. Mohd Adam Bin Dato’ Mohd Akil, AFPM Head Section of Terengganu 10.00 - 10.15 pm Closing remark Dr. Nurul Izza Yunus (FMS/ Medical Lecturer UniSZA/ AFPM Terengganu State Head)

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94 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4.5. Penang Penang has a total number of 150 members. 8 members joined Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) from January -December 2024. One forum on Insightful talk on Diabetic Foot Ulcer: Time is Tissue was successfully carried out on 28th February 2025 by Associate Professor Dr Edward Choke Tieng Chek Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon based at the Northern Heart Hospital Penang held at Mantra Indian Cuisine Bayview Hotel Georgetown. About 30 doctors attended the above talk where Asso Prof Dr Edward highlighted their causes, complications and the latest advancements in treatment and prevention. He also discussed the pathophysiology diabetic foot ulcers, focusing on neuropathy, ischemia and infection as key contributing factors. He also underscored the significance of patient education, proper footwear and regular foot care in preventing ulcers and amputations. Recent advancements in wound care including negative pressure therapy, skin grafting and revascularization techniques were also explained. The session concluded with an engaging Q&A where Asso Prof Edward addressed practical challenges in managing diabetic foot ulcers. The talk provided valuable insights reinforcing the need for early intervention and comprehensive care in reducing the burden of diabetic foot complications.

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96 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 5. Building – Medical Academies A) Introduction With the disbanding of the Joint Academies Development Committee (JADF) after its last meeting on 26th July 2019, the Academies Management Committee (AMC) decided to form a new Building Committee, the Academies Building Task Force (BTF) to manage and oversee the development of a 5-storey new Medical Academies Building in Putrajaya. The membership comprises of five (5) members representing from the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia (AMM) and Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM): a) Tan Sri Datuk Dr Ridzwan Abu Bakar - Chairman b) Datuk Dr Yeoh Poh Hong - AMM c) Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr Abu Hassan Asaari Abdullah - AMM d) Dato’ Paduka Dr JP Kamalanathan - AFPM e) Assoc. Prof. Dato Dr Mohammad Husni Jamal - AFPM The supporting staff were: a) Ms. Jenny Choong b) Ms. Molly Kong c) Ms. Nikki Tan

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www.afpm.org.my | 97 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA B) Meetings The BTF has regular monthly meetings with the building consultants which include the project managers and the architects as well as the regulatory authorities as and when required. Both the AMM Master and the AFPM President were also invited to these monthly meetings. It is of interest to note that the BTF has seen through the tenure of 6 AFPM Presidents since its formation. BTF also monitors the work progress of the contractors via the BTF-appointed project managers who in turn would provide a monthly report to BTF. Most of the meetings were held at the Pantai Hospital KL in the earlier days and virtually during the Covid-19 Movement Control Order (MCO) days as well at GDP Office at Plaza Damansara KL. Apart from these interactions, there were decisions also made through emails and WhatsApp messages. C) Updates On Putrajaya Land and Building The BTF had an arduous task and faced many obstacles along the way due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic and the unstable geopolitics which began in March 2020. This has significantly impacted all the economic sectors globally, including the building industry which disrupted the supply chain of building materials and labour shortage, both of which resulted in the escalation cost of the building materials and the budget overrun including the delay in the completion of the building project which has been post-phoned several times. D) Awarding Of CPC And CCC Even though BTF had faced many unforeseen obstacles and challenges along the way, the BTF together with the supporting staff and building consultants weathered through the challenges and were able to carry on with their task to complete their targets. The BTF finally obtained the Certificate of Practical Completion (CPC) from the main contractor on 27th April 2024 followed by the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) on 18th June 2024, which was then ratified by the Architects to 15th May 2024. This means that the consultants are satisfied that the building has been completed according to the building specs that were agreed by BTF at the beginning. It also means the defect liability period starts on this day, 15th May 2024 and ends on 14th May 2025. After much pressure from BTF, using the whip and the carrot, the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) was issued by the Architects GDP with the blessings of the local authority PJC on 18th June 2024, one day after Hari Raya Haji. This certificate is an official recognition that the building is fit for the purpose it was built for, meaning that it has been well-constructed and suitable for occupants to move/live in. This was the biggest challenge and arduous task that the BTF must face since the building project started. With the above awards, the BTF is proud that it has successfully accomplished its main duties and obligations in overseeing the construction, equipping and commissioning of the New Medical Academies Building as one of the terms of reference. The Academies then started the relocation to the Putrajaya office on 27th and 28th June 2024 and was fully operational from 1st July 2024 onwards.

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www.afpm.org.my | 103 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA G) Appreciation I wish to express my sincere appreciation and profound thanks to every party involved in the completion of the building project including the supporting staff. Everyone worked beyond the call of duty through the various challenges, not least of which were the Covid pandemic The same gratitude is also extended to the Councils of the AMM and the AFPM especially the Master and the Presidents for their support and contribution. Together, BTF has successfully delivered the target objectives thrust upon it and each and every member can look back in pride at the lasting legacy they have left behind. My profound thanks also to the other parties, especially the project consultants MAGI and GDP Architects together with the building contractor Pembinaan Teknikhas who have helped to ensure the project reached its final destination. Prepared By, Dato’ Dr JP Kamalanathan Past President of AFPM & Member of Academies Building Task Force (BTF)

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104 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 6. WONCA 2024 Report WONCA Asia Pacific Region: Advancing Family Medicine for a Healthier Future The WONCA (World Organization of Family Doctors) Asia Pacific Region plays an important role in shaping the landscape of primary healthcare across a fast-developing region. As a vital part of the global WONCA network, the Asia Pacific Region focuses on enhancing family medicine through education, policy advocacy, and collaboration among healthcare professionals in this region. The Role of WONCA Asia Pacific The Asia Pacific Region encompasses 23 countries of different healthcare systems, cultural backgrounds, and socio-economic conditions. WONCA works to bridge gaps in healthcare delivery, ensuring that family medicine remains a cornerstone of primary care. By fostering regional collaboration, the organization supports knowledge exchange, promotes best practices, and addresses emerging healthcare challenges. The Executive Members of WONCA Asia Pacific (2023 – 2025) includes the following: President : Dr Brian Chang (Taiwan) Past President : Associate Prof Dato’ Dr Mohammad Husni Jamal (Malaysia) Honorary Secretary : Dr Aileen Riel Espina (Philippines) Honorary Treasurer : Dr Tesshu Kusaba (Japan) Member At Large : Prof Dr Shinn-Jang Hwang (Taiwan) : Prof Dr Leilanie Nicodemus (Phillipines) : Dr Wong Ping Foo (Malaysia) : Dr Yang Hua (China) The Rajakumar Movement Chair: Dr Ping-Hsun Chang (Taiwan) WONCA Asia Pacific Regional Conference 2024 – Singapore Associate Prof. Dr Hazian Hamzah, President Elect and Dr Wong Ping Foo, Honorary Secretary were the official representatives to WONCA Asia Pacific Regional Council Meeting and Conference which was held at Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore from 20 - 24 August 2024. The theme for the conference was “Art & Science of Family Medicine” which aimed to focus on the myriad ways of approaching and practising Family Medicine. The conference explored the evolving landscape of family medicine, emphasizing innovative healthcare models, digital health integration, and patient-centred care. Our representatives from the Chapter of Young Family Doctors, AFPM also joined the Pre-Conference which was held on 21 August 2024.

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106 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WONCA World - Lisbon The World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) will host its 25th World Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, from September 17 to 21, 2025. This event, organized in collaboration with the WONCA Europe Region, aims to bring together family medicine professionals worldwide to discuss advancements and challenges in primary healthcare. Conference Theme and Topics The conference theme, "New Vision for Primary Health Care and Sustainable Development", emphasizes the evolving role of family medicine in achieving global health objectives. Key topics include: • The Importance of Community Work and Social Determinants of Health • Alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goals • Family Medicine – Artificial Intelligence with Human Touch • Collaborative Work Between UN-WHO-WONCA on Non-Communicable Diseases • Revising Quadruple Aim in Challenging Times Impact on Healthcare Systems WONCA Asia Pacific has played a significant role in shaping primary healthcare policies and advancing training programs for family doctors. By advocating for universal health coverage, promoting evidence-based practices, and supporting continuing medical education, the organization helps elevate healthcare standards throughout the region. Future Directions Looking ahead, WONCA Asia Pacific aims to further expand its influence by: • Strengthening collaborations with governments and medical academies and colleges. • Enhancing access to training and resources for family physicians • Addressing emerging public health challenges, including climate change and aging populations Conclusion WONCA Asia Pacific remains a driving force in transforming family medicine across the region. By bringing together healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers, the organization continues to foster innovation, improve patient care, and ensure that primary healthcare remains at the forefront of global health discussions. Reported by, Dr S. Kaviyarasan Sailin, Chairman of Council Dr Wong Ping Foo, Honorary Secretary

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www.afpm.org.my | 107 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 7. Message Form Honorary Secretary The Academy is proud to reflect on a successful 2024, a year filled with enriching events, new collaborations, and achievements in the local and international family medicine scene. The Academy strengthened its commitment in advancing primary healthcare and supporting family doctors nationwide through a lineup of conferences, workshops, courses, professional exams, and continuous professional developments delivered both physically and online. The Academy successfully held the Annual Scientific Conference 2024, held from 26th -27th April at Everly Putrajaya, centered on the theme "Primary Care - For Each and Everyone." This conference highlighted the essential role of primary care providers from both the government and private sectors and equipped delegates with the knowledge and inspiration to continue making a positive impact on their communities. As part of the conference, The Academy celebrated its 50th Golden Jubilee with a remarkable event, combining the Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner and World Family Doctor Day festivities under the theme "Healthy Planet, Healthy People” on the evening of 26th April 2024. The World Family Doctor Day was a joint celebration with our sister organization, Malaysian Family Medicine Specialists’ Association (FMSA). This event brought together esteemed professionals, stakeholders, and community members to honor the contributions of family doctors worldwide and highlight the vital connection between planetary and human health. Alongside other professional organizations, the Academy played a vital role in supporting the amendment of the Medical Act 1971 (Act 50). Our heartfelt gratitude to the Honorable Minister of Health and Honorable Minister of Higher Education for supporting the coexistence of parallel pathways and Master of Medicine programs for specialist training in Malaysia. This significant move marks a progressive step forward in addressing the country's need for more specialists in our healthcare system. On 12th October 2024, the Academy celebrated a significant achievement with the officiation of its new premises at the Medical Academies Malaysia Building. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of our Patron, His Royal Highness, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus, Tuanku Muhriz Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir, who officiated the ceremony. Also present was Her Royal Highness, Tunku Ampuan Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Aishah Rohani binti Almarhum Tengku Besar Mahmud. This state-of-the-art building features advanced amenities, including the TJ Danaraj Auditorium with a seating capacity of up to 350, versatile Flexi Halls for various events, and the Academies Simulation Education Training Sites dedicated to simulation-based medical training. Recognising the important role of Family Physician, Dr Zainal Fitri Bin Zakaria, our member was appointed as the Royal Family Physician for His Royal Highness, The Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus, Tuanku Muhriz Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir and His Royal Family. The Academy is thankful to receive continuous support and guidance from our Patron, His Royal Highness, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan Tuanku Muhriz Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir. His Royal Highness wisdom and advice are invaluable to us.

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108 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Our staff have been the pillar in ensuring the smooth running of the office and Academy’s programs. They have been working hard and tirelessly. Ms Ezzah Dalilah, our Course Coordinator, has stepped down from her role in June 2024. Our current staff are as follows: I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to EXCO / Council, course directors, board leaders, section heads, examiners, mentors, supervisors, staff and members for your support, dedication, and commitment to the Academy. May the Academy continue to soar to greater heights and new horizons! Reported by: Dr Wong Ping Foo Honorary Secretary No Full Name Designation 1 Ms. Patricia Mary A/P Arockiasamy General Manager 2 Ms. Radiah Binti Sadarudin Senior Accounts Manager 3 Ms. Nirmala Devi A/P S. Haridas Course Manager 4 Ts. Saufi Bin Omar IT Manager 5 Mr. Afdal Diyaudin Bin Amiruddin IT Executive 6 Ms. Kalaivaanni A/P Narainan R. Administrative Academic Executive 7 Ms. Vekneswary A/P Gopiraj Administrative Executive 8 Mr. Marthandavar A/L Appannah Administrative Assistant / Despatcher 9 Ms. Siti Atiah Binti Saineh Accounts Executive 10 Ms. Nadia Binti Ahmad Accounts Executive 11 Ms. Syerra Syaferra Binti Muhammad Accounts Assistant 12 Mr. Muhammad Aziz Fitri Bin Zulkifli Accounts Assistant 13 Mr. Thillainathan A/L Mariyappen Course Coordinator 14 Mr. Muhamad Zulkhalid Bin Md Isa Course Coordinator 15 Mr. Mohd Aminuddin Bin Sukor Course Coordinator / Administrative Assistant 16 Ms. Sharifah Hanim Binti Syed Ruslan Software Engineer

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www.afpm.org.my | 109 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 8. Election Committee Report 2024 Report A – Valid Nominations For Year 2025 No. Name Good Standing Proposer Good Standing Seconder Good Standing Remarks Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No 1. Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes President Elect Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthalingam Yes Dr Malanashita Ganeson Yes Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes 2. Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthalingam Yes Chairman of Council Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Yes Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes Prof Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Yes Dr Ling Ing lee Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes Yes Prof Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthalingam Yes Dr Malanashita Ganeson Yes 3. Dr Wong Ling Ying Yes Dr Gina Ang Shueh Rei Yes Dr Haslina Binti Mukhtar Aajamer Yes Honorary Secretary Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes 4. Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Honorary Treasurer Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes Yes Datin Dr Nurul Izzah Binti Zainal Abidin Yes Dr Rohimah Binti Md Yusoff Yes Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes 5. Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr. Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Council Member Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes 6. Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes Council Member Yes Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes 7. Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes Council Member Yes Dr Ling Ing Lee Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes 8. Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan Yes Dr Sharmilee A/P T. Ramanathan Yes Dr Darshana A/P Viswanathan Yes Council Member Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes

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112 | www.afpm.org.my 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TOTAL NOMINATION FORM – Year 2025 No. Date Name Good Standing Proposer Good Standing Seconder Good Standing Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No 1 8.3.2025 Dr. Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes 2 8.3.2025 Dr. Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes 3 8.3.2025 Dr. Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthalingam Yes Dr Malanashita Ganeson Yes 4 8.3.2025 Dr. Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes 5 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthalingam Yes 6 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ping Foo Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes 7 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes 8 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr Ling Ing Lee Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes 9 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ping Foo Yes Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes 10 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthalingam Yes Dr Malanashita Ganeson Yes 11 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ling Ying Yes Dr Gina Ang Shueh Rei Yes Dr Haslina Binti Mukhtar Aajamer Yes 12 8.3.2025 Dr. Wong Ling Ying Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes 13 8.3.2025 Dr. Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes 14 8.3.2025 Dr. Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Yes 15 8.3.2025 Dr. Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Datin Dr Nurul Azzah Binti Zainal Abidin Yes Dr Rohimah Binti Md Yusoff Yes 16 8.3.2025 Dr. Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes 17 8.3.2025 Prof. Dr. Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Isriyanti Bin Mohd Rafae Yes 18 8.3.2025 Prof. Dr. Khoo Ee Ming Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Rafae Yes 19 8.3.2025 Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes 20 8.3.2025 Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes 21 8.3.2025 Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes Dr Wong Ping Foo Yes 22 8.3.2025 Dr Loke Yean Yee Yes Dr Ling Ing Lee Yes Dr Nadiah Binti Mohamad Zaki Yes 23 8.3.2025 Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan Yes Dr Sharmilee A/P T. Ramanathan Yes Dr Darshana A/P Viswanathan Yes 24 8.3.2025 Dr Samantha Veronica Teh Poh Suan Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes 25 8.3.2025 Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes

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www.afpm.org.my | 113 ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF MALAYSIA 26 8.3.2025 Dr Haslina Binti Mukhtar Aajamer Yes Dr Wong Ling Ying Yes Dr Gina Ang Shueh Rei Yes 27 8.3.2025 Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amrithalingam Yes Dr Malanashita Ganeson Yes Prof. Dr Kwa Siew Kim Yes 28 8.3.2025 Dr Rajvinder Singh A/L Mahinder Singh Yes Dr Emma Fazilah Binti Zulkifli Yes Assoc. Prof. Dr Hairel Anuar Bin Selamat Yes 29 8.3.2025 Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Yes Dr Sasikala Devi A/P A. Amirthaliingam Yes 30 8.3.2025 Dr Nagammai A/P Thiaragarajan Yes Dr Ahmad Firdaus Bin Muhsin Yes Dr Fatimah Zahrin Binti Muhammad Date Mismatch 31 8.3.2025 Dr Nagammai A/P Thiaragarajan Yes Dr Emma Fazilah Binti Zulkifli Yes Assoc. Prof. Dr Hairel Anuar Bin Selamat Unseal Envelope ‘A’ 32 8.3.2025 Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Yes Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Prof. Dr Khoo Ee Ming Two (2) Separate Envelope ‘A’ in Envelope ‘B’ 33 8.3.2025 Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr Shamsath Binti Abdul Gafoor Two (2) Separate Envelope ‘A’ in Envelope ‘B’ 34 8.3.2025 Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Three (3) Separate Envelope ‘A’ in Envelope ‘B’ 35 8.3.2025 Dr Kaviyarasan A/L Sailin @ Stalin Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Three (3) Separate Envelope ‘A’ in Envelope ‘B’ 36 8.3.2025 Dr Aishah Binti Mohd Zain Yes Dr Ng Shiau Pei Yes Dr Isriyanti Binti Mohd Rafae Three (3) Separate Envelope ‘A’ in Envelope ‘B’ Signature: Dato’ Dr. Jaspal S. Manocha Members of Election Committee Date: 8th March 2025 Dr. Leong Kok Weng