We are a team of Dietitians providing Medical Nutrition Therapy for both adult and paediatric inpatients and outpatients. Our services include Nutrition Counselling and Education as well as Nutrition Support for individuals and groups with the following medical conditions:
We accept referrals from IJN outpatient clinics and General Practitioners. Please bring along referral letter from the referring doctor with latest blood test results.
Block A: Ground Floor and Level 6 Wellness Centre
+603 2600 6596
Block B: Ground Floor
+603 2617 6942
Mon – Fri : 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Our Food Services team provides inpatient meals with a variety of local and western cuisine according to patients’ nutrition requirements. All meals served are Halal and have achieved Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) food safety standards. Other services include:
For other inquiry, please contact +603 2617 8248 or +603 2617 8246 for further assistance.
Manager & Head of Department
+603 2617 8245
mastari@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Senior Principal Dietitian
foongph@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Manager, Dietitian
farhath@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Senior Dietitian
vatana@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Senior Dietitian
manvin@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Senior Dietitian
norazurin@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Dietitian
tanyixin@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Dietitian
wnurshahirah@ijn.com.my
Qualifications:
Dietitian
ayunishukri@ijn.com.my
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Dietitian
xinyee@ijn.com.my
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The Pharmacy Department serves to promote the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical drugs in collaboration with other healthcare professionals.
At the Outpatient Pharmacy we provide the following services:
*Please log on to our IJN website to apply for the services. For further details, kindly enquire at the pharmacy counter or email us at mhd@ijn.com.my. Subject to terms and conditions of the services.
Ground Floor, Outpatient Pharmacy
Operating Hours for Refills / Repeat Medication Supply
Monday to Friday: 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Saturday: 8:00am – 12:30pm (Govt. Servant / Pensioner)
Sunday and Public Holiday: Closed
Contact details: 03-2617 8200 ext 3611
6th Floor Private Clinic, Outpatient Pharmacy
Operating Hours
Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday: 8:00am – 1:00pm
Sunday and Public Holiday: Closed
Contact details: 03-2617 8200 (ext 6672)
At the Inpatient Pharmacy we provide the following services:
Operating Hours
A) Inpatient pharmacy services are 24 hourly
B) Discharge Medication Dispensing at Discharge Counters, Ground Floor, Block B
Monday to Friday: 8:30am – 7:30pm
Saturday: 8:30am – 5:30pm
Sunday: 8:30am – 3:00pm
C) Patient’s Own Medication (POM) Assessment at POM Counters, Ground Floor, Block B
Monday to Thursday: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Contact details: Drug Information Service: 03-2617 3326
At PSPU, we prepare and repackage medications for outpatients and inpatients.
The services include:
The Clinical and Training Unit supports the quality use of medications to optimize medication therapy, promotes health and disease prevention, and provides teaching and training to health professionals, IJN staff and students.
The services include:
We offer exciting career opportunities to suitable candidates. The benefits include remuneration, medical and maternity benefits and opportunities to develop your career. Please email us for further detail.
The IJN Laboratory and Blood Services is an MS ISO 15189 accredited laboratory in the field of Chemical Pathology, Haematology (General Haematology, Coagulation and Transfusion Medicine) and Medical Microbiology. Our medical testing results are accepted by other countries e.g. Australia, China, Japan and in the US.
With an efficient quality management system and implementation of good laboratory practice in accordance to international standards, we are committed to provide reliable, timely, relevant and useful medical testing results of the highest quality for patient care.
The laboratory is managed, led and medical testing are performed by qualified medical laboratory scientists and medical laboratory technologists, who are trained and competent.
The IJN Laboratory and Blood Services Department provide attachment programs for Industrial Training in the fields of Medical Laboratory Technology and Biomedical sciences.
The Physiotherapy profession plays a role in the promotion of human health and function, through evidence-based practice. Scientific and professional principles are applied in the assessment, reasoning, and treatment evaluation in the management of patients, to meet existing and increased expectations of emerging health needs.
Cardiac rehabilitation is a continuous process of care which begins in the hospital. This program designed specifically for your needs, includes exercise, lifestyle changes, education, and emotional support from a multidisciplinary team. It can help improve your health and enable you to live a more active and quality life. Cardiac rehab can also help you return to work safely and in a timely manner.
Cardiac Rehabilitation can be divided into 3 phases:
This is the period of time when patients are admitted in hospital for a cardiac event. With supervision from the physiotherapist, patients begin with non-strenuous activities, such as sitting up in bed, breathing exercise, range-of-motion exercises and self-care, such as shaving. The program then progresses to walking and low intensity exercises either in the wards or gymnasium.
This is done in an outpatient setting upon discharge from the hospital. The Cardiac Rehab Phase II program is a structured, medically supervised, outpatient program for patients with heart disease that incorporates regular exercise ( group and circuit training ) along with other services such as nutritional education, stress management, and smoking cessation. In IJN, our Cardiac Rehabilitation Program Phase II may start as early as 2-3 weeks post-surgery or cardiac event.
This phase is a long term maintenance program. At this point, you probably would have developed your own exercise routine at home or at a local gym. The challenge now is to maintain a regular exercise program for the rest of your life.
The use of electrotherapeutic modalities to relieve or reduce pain. These include TENS, Hot pack, Laser therapy, Ultrasound, Cryotherapy.
LASER is used as a pain relief modality in conditions such as painful shoulder, hip arthrosis, epicondylitis, carpel tunnel syndrome etc. LASER heals the tissue while providing a powerful and non-addictive form of pain management by blocking pain pathways in the nervous systems and brings immediate pain relief.
Induces pain relief for headaches, acute post-operative pain, arthritis, Phantom limb and low backache.
Suitable for soft tissue Injuries, muscles spasm, acute &superficial inflammatory conditions or for those contraindicated for electrical modalities.
For relieving or reduce pain, reduce spasticity, reduce muscle spasm, reduce swelling, promote repair and provide excitatory stimulus when muscles are inhibited.
Ultrasound is a therapeutic modality used for the treatment of acute & chronic condition affecting ligaments, tendons and muscle tissue. It is also used to achieve muscle relaxation and pain reduction by improving blood perfusion and recovery of injured tissue.
A diagnostic test is any kind of medical test performed to aid in the diagnosis or detection of disease, injury or any other medical condition. It may be used to confirm that a person is free from a disease, or to fully diagnose a disease, including sub-classifying it according to the severity and susceptibility to treatment. A special test is important to obtaining an accurate diagnosis, and in turn maximizing treatment outcomes.
Education on physical activities throughout the recovery process is essential to prevent and eliminate adverse lifestyles and behaviors and specific interventions such as smoking cessation, dietary modification and exercise are recommended to prevent recurrences and slow the progression of disabling complication.
The Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Laboratory (NCL) at Institut Jantung Negara is an outpatient and inpatient facility that performs cardiovascular and peripheral vascular diagnostic procedures on patients known or expected of having cardiac and vascular disorders. It is one of the largest Non-Invasive investigation labs in Malaysia that was established in 1992. Most of the patients especially of outpatient are required to get an appointment to access the investigation.
The NCL also entertains ad hock investigation requests from clinician especially for patients who are required early diagnosis or urgent investigation findings. The normal operating hour is 8.00am-5.00pm from Monday to Friday. The NCL is also providing 24 hours on call services for certain investigations such as Echocardiography and Pacemaker (Implantable devices interrogation.
The NCL is committed to providing high quality and compassionate care to all patients. The team members that make up the Non-invasive Cardiovascular Laboratory team include:
Together they perform variety of specialized tests to be used by clinicians to facilitate in determining the best treatment options for patients. They are also involved in helping patients to have better understand what happens during their tests as well as helping to assure their comfort.
The services provided by the NCL including various examinations and tests designed to yield specific information to treat a variety of conditions involving the heart and vascular system. The services that are available within the hospital including:
As the leading heart centre of Malaysia, the physiotherapy department is committed to maximizing quality of life through prevention, intervention (treatment), rehabilitation and promotion of heart health and general fitness. Since 1998, we have been the premier hospital to offer a comprehensive structured cardiac rehabilitation programme. This is a secondary prevention programme targeted at individuals who have been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease with or without cardiac intervention. The objective is to help patients make changes in lifestyles while providing counseling on nutrition, use of medication, smoking cessation, supervised exercise sessions and psychological support.
The Cardio Fitness Programme was introduced to cater to physically healthy individuals who want to increase control over and improve their health. This is a step towards cardiac prevention for the community. The programme goes beyond exercise training as participants are required to undergo a series of tests and medical screening by a team of highly trained Professionals. A strict risk stratification process is incorporated to ensure that the exercise prescription is specially tailored to the individual’s functional capacity and coronary risk factors (if any). Supervised exercise training by trained personnel (Exercise Physiologist/Physiotherapist) is done in a gym that is adequately equipped with fitness and medical facilities. Our priority is to educate one to take charge of self-management strategies and life-long behavioural changes and all this is done in a safe gym cum medical setup!
This program is suitable for:
For more information, please contact:
Tel: +603- 2617 8339
Fax: +603- 2600 6545
Email: cfp@ijn.com.my
Most of us have heard the word “triage” mentioned at one time or another. Triage in an Emergency Department is a system of determining the severity of an illness and the need for either routine or emergent care.
When a patient presents to the Triage Area they are usually asked for what reason they are presenting to the Emergency Department. This is where the triage begins. Based on the answer the patient gives, the nurse will determine the severity of the illness and the level of care required to care for this individuals complaint.
At times patients will present that are so ill they will immediately by-pass the Triage Desk and be taken to an appropriate area for care. This again, depends on the nurse who is in the Triage Area.
If you present to the Emergency Department with cold symptoms or minor illnesses you will most likely be considered a lower level of care, expediency will not be of great concern, you will be seen according to your place in the waiting line.
For more severe, but not emergent illnesses the Triage Nurse will see that the patient gets to the proper area as soon as possible to prevent any deterioration of their condition. The fully emergent patients always by-pass all others waiting to be seen.
There are times when the Emergency Department is very busy, you are not feeling well, you want to be seen. You see others going before you and sometimes this will cause you to become upset. Knowing that there is a reason for this called Triage, will help you to understand why this is occurring. You will be taken to the proper area as soon as a place becomes available since the goal of the Emergency Department is to care for everyone in a timely manner.