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PMC Strengthens Emergency Readiness Through Yellow Code Drill

Putra Medical Centre Alor Setar recently conducted a dedicated Yellow Code Drill for our staff as part of our continuous commitment to reinforcing emergency preparedness across the hospital. This structured exercise served to enhance staff understanding of the Yellow Code protocol, ensuring they are equipped to respond promptly, accurately and confidently during critical incidents. Strengthening this competency not only safeguards patient well-being but also improves the overall resilience and operational readiness of our healthcare environment.

By simulating real-time scenarios, the drill provided practical exposure that sharpens decision-making, boosts situational awareness and aligns our team with established emergency-response standards. Such proactive preparedness is essential in ensuring that PMC remains ready to address any unforeseen circumstances effectively.

At PMC, we take a proactive approach in developing and refining our staff capabilities empowering them to act decisively and professionally in the face of emergencies. This ongoing effort reflects our steadfast commitment to cultivating a safe, responsive, and excellence-driven healthcare facility.

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