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1. INTRODUCTION
FMS is a subsidiary of Faber Group Berhad, a company listed on the KLSE main
board – involved in hospitality business since 1960’s.
FMS also a member of UEM Group and it was incorporated since 1966 with
diversified activities e.g. pharmaceutical, hospital development and etc.
Currently, FMS services over 100 hospitals and over 300 other healthcare institutions,
both public and private, in Malaysia, Philippines and Brunei.
FMS hold a share capital of USD14 million and revenues of about USD90 million per
annum.
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OURSOURCING TREND IN THE
WORLD
UK:
Regional health districts awarded 15-25 year
hospital management & maintenance contracts
USA:
Public hospitals
outsourced all and
part of services
Arab Saudi & UAE:
Outsourcing hospital management
and maintenance
Brazil:
Malaysia:
State government
Nationwide outsourcing of 5
outsourced
support services
facilities
management of
new public
hospitals Australia:
Increased
private
participation
in public
hospitals
Faber Mediserve has gone for few stages to establish the team to perform the stipulated
task under the concession. For the past few years FMS recorded, as the most performing
contractor among the other 2 concessions with Ministry of Health since the privatization
take place from 1st January 1997.
The rapid growth of FMS are now coming to the maturity stages where FMS started
getting challenges from the other competitors, pressured by the Ministry of Health and
the investors, To face the new era of challenges, few step and strategy was introduced by
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the management include the outsourcing of manpower and services. This step become the
current issues of concern for the management to be discuss further on the advantages and
effect to our services performance.
2. OUTSOURCING OBJECTIVES.
It been defined by FMS the objectives of outsourcing is cost control, reduce paperwork
and to manage workers compensation and unemployment claims toward the end of
concession in 2011.
2.1 What the real impact on services after outsourcing take place?
Part of our responsibility under the concession is to establish and maintain our own basic
Management Information System (MIS) to manage the entire project and track the work
performance for all five services that been mentioned earlier. Before the outsourcing take
place the performance of service can be seen as an excellent where FMS able to minimize
complaint on work order , lover fee deduction by Ministry of Health , and high rating of
customer satisfaction through the survey conducted by FMS site office (Hospital). In
general, the performance of FMS in the hospital can be translated through the deduction
fee that can be captured from the CMIS ( Central Management Information System) and
the e_Clips. By evaluating the performance through the e-Clips and CMIS, it shows that
FMS able to manage the services effectively. The Deduction is below target for the
services. For example the FEMS and BEMS services as shown in the table below:
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TOTAL FEE
SERVICE TOTAL REVENUE % DEDUCTION
DEDUCTION
(JAN – JUNE 2008)
(JAN – JUNE 2008)
FEMS 22,078,410.10 78,237.69 0.35%
From the figure it shows that the deduction impose by Ministry of Health is minimum
and within our control for last year. Most of the hospitals under FMS are performing well
since the privatization. Perak region being the top of the performer among other region.
Customer ( MoH) satisfy with the services and increase the trust and satisfaction toward
our services. Commitment from the staff and management contributed to the success of
the service performance.
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2.3 OUTSOURCING IS UNDERTAKEN TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY
CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT
IMPROVED METHODS & PROCEDURES
TRAINED WORKFORCE
NEW TECHNOLOGIES
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITIONS
SKILLS SPECIALISATION
GROOM SMEs FOR EXPORT
BETTER JOB OPPORTUNITIES
COMPETENCY BUILDING
VENDOR DEVELOPMENT MODERN FACILITIES
NEW INDUSTRIES NEW TECHNOLOGIES
SUPPLIERS IMPROVED INFRASTRUCTURE
SERVICE PROVIDERS
IT VENDORS
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3 MALAYSIA OUTSOURCED THE HOSPITAL SUPPORT SERVICE IN
1997
• The project was undertaken with the intention to promote and improve the
planned preventive maintenance culture in government facilities and assets.
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Skills development and specialization
Exposure to international service standards
5.2 Local graduates would be sought to fill supervisory and management positions
5.3 Related businesses would emerge and create employment opportunities
6 COMPLETE OUTSOURCING OF HOSPITAL SUPPORT SERVICE BY THE
MALAYSIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
Cleansing and Janitorial – cleans over 1.8 million sq mtrs of building daily
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Clinical Waste Management – processes 8 tonnes of clinical waste daily
FMS has outsourcing few services in stages in order to minimize administration matter
and maximizing profit. The service that been outsourcing to third party are involved:
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that the staff was not perform as required they can reject the staff and it
will be replaced another staff by supplier within 2 weeks. It was stated in
contract agreement within FMS and the said supplier.
• Biomedical Engineering Services – Healthtronics (M) Sdn Berhad was given the
contract by FMS to deal with the maintenance of biomedical equipment in the
Government Hospital. Many biomedical expertise from India and other countries
employed by Healthtronics was exposed our local staff to absorb the technical
skill and technology transfer. The art of outsourcing by FMS indirectly open the
opportunity to other small skill contractor sharing the cake that been awarded to
FMS. As per returned, FMS are now able to extend the contract with the JVA in
India and UAE.
The staff that involved and seconded to the outsourcing contractor didn’t like the
idea of the outsourcing processes and started expressing lack of interest or lack of
quality at work in some area. Few incident happen where seconded staff started
showing their protest when term and condition of the employee they are getting from
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new employer differed from the one that they get from FMS in term of seniority ,
staff benefit and other related welfare.
It happens that FMS outsourcing provider not only providing services for FMS
organization. But also catering to the needs of several companies, there might be not
be completely focus on FMS. Base on our monitoring system (CMIS) , there is delay
in action from the contractor especially response time when their staff are involved
with multiple task assigned by their top management.
In order to comply with the quality process and procedures, FMS are controlling
every single operational process in order to cater to the needs of the customer for
each service that provided. Through outsourcing FMS lose control over certain
process that is out sources.
As a result, when there is declining on services performance, FMS fail to find the
actual root course originated from the contractor. As example, FMS is the best
paymaster and treat supplier as a share partner. This kind of relation are not been
practice by our outsourcing company. Certain conditions the down time captured
from our monitoring system is high due to manipulation by the supplier. They don’t
supply spare part to them when delay or no payment is made. As the main contractor
FMS , high down time will lead to negative implication to the service performance.
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looks for profits and interest without considering the main contractor responsibility
to satisfy and sacrifices certain thing to customer need.
There can be few more several disadvantages in outsourcing, such as, renewing
contracts, misunderstanding of the contract, lack of communication, poor quality and
delayed services amongst others.
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References
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6. Slide presentation Qatar / UAE contract department.
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