Cambodian Health Minister Urges Medical Professionals to Enhance Skills for Patient Safety
Cambodia's Minister of Health has instructed medical professionals to continuously develop their expertise, ethics, and attitudes to enhance patient safety and public trust. This was stated at the 8th Pediatric and Child Medical Conference.
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