NOTE: Certain websites are only accessible during working hours of the Federal or State Government of Malaysia.

»	Ministry of Health, Malaysia (MOH) Also known as the Kementerian Kesihantan Malaysia (KKM) in Malay term. The Ministry's priority is to built partnerships for health to facilitate and support the people to attain fully their potential in health; motivate them to appreciate health as valuable asset; and take positive action to improve further and sustain their health status to enjoy a better quality of life. The official site features online services (Registered doctors check, Food Safety Information System of Malaysia-FOSIM, Medical Practice Control System-MedPCs, QUEST2 Online Product Submission System, downloadable forms, Online Monitoring of Continuing Professional Development-myCPD, accomodation check, PTK KKM check and registered products check); FAQs; Ask the Expert; Health Acts; e-Aduan (e-Complaint); lates news; and health information/articles. www.moh.gov.my/ Notes :   Available in English and Malay version.

»	National Pharmaceutical Control Bureau (NPCB) Established in October 1978. Formerly known as National Pharmaceutical Control Laboratory. Also known as Biro Pengawalan Farmaseutikal Kebangsaan in Malay term. The institution was established under the Ministry of Health, Malaysia to implement quality control on pharmaceutical products. A system to monitor products in the market was set-up. Information on drugs to medical profession and consumer was made available through a drug information service. Drugs registered with the Drug Control Authority since 1985 can be searched by product name, product registration number, registration holder, manufacturer and active ingredient. www.bpfk.gov.my/
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»	Pharmaceutical Services Division, Ministry of Health Also known as the Bahagian Perkhidmatan Farmasi in Malay term. Pharmaceutical Services Division is a division under the Research and Technical Support Programme within the Ministry of Health, Malaysia (MOH) organisation. It handles 3 major component national activities, namely quality assurance of pharmaceuticals; licensing and enforcement; and pharmaceutical care management. The official site features drug and pharmaceutical information (patient education and self care guide), enforcement (poison list, early cargo clearance, new government gazette and Licence A) and downloadable forms and info (medicine advertisement application form, Malaysian Drug Code-MDC, request for drugs that require DG's approval, pharmacy forensic/jurisprudence examination, registration of pharmacist regulations and list of qualification) www.pharmacy.gov.my/html/

»	Clinical Research Centre (CRC) Also known as the Pusat Penyelidikan Klinikal in Malay term. The clinic started operation in August 2000 as the clinical research arm of the Ministry of Health (MOH) to conduct clinical trials, clinical epedemiology and economic research, and manage complex medical databases. CRC acts as a one-stop centre by providing a single point of contact to access all MOH hospitals and clinics nationwide. The official site features research services and guidelines; and clinical databases/registries (Renal-dialysis, Renal-GN/SLE, Eye health, Cancer, Neonatal, Transplant, Medicines, Devices, Cardiovascular, Thlassaemia, Hemophilia, Trauma and Diabetes). www.crc.gov.my/

»	Department of Public Health Also known as the Jabatan Kesihatan Awam (JKA) in Malay term. The site seems to be under construction with only few links, one of which is a link to the Disease Control Division (dealing with communicable and non-communicable diseases). www.dph.gov.my/