Corporate Health Educational

and Awareness Program

Jasmiza Solutions Sdn Bhd

representing
Malaysia Society Infectious Diseases and Chemotherapy (MSIDC) in
collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)
 Presentation Outlook..

• Introduction
• Program Objective
• Program Benefits to Employers & Employees
• Services Provided in Program
• Program Coverage – The Lists of Preventable
Diseases
• Corporate Health Educational & Awareness
Program Details
 Introduction
• Jasmiza Solutions Sdn Bhd is a consultation
company that focuses on Human Capital
Development and Systems Management .
• Amongst services offered are mindset and
behavioural change, performance
management system, knowledge
management, capability building and other
human resource strategic inputs.
• Established since 2008, some of our
satisified clients are PETRONAS, Assar
Senari, MIDA, MAFC, UniKL, Integrax, TNB,
Shell IT and many more.
• We exist to Return Soul to Human and
Giving Soul to Systems.
• In this campaign, JSSB role is to reach as
many companies as possible to run
awareness campaign on cervical cancer.
 MSIDC – The Medical Society

MSIDC
A registered non-profit society, dealing with the field of infectious
diseases and antimicrobial chemotherapy

MSIDC Objectives:
Facilitate the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge in the field
of infectious diseases and chemotherapy
Promote research and scientific knowledge in the mentioned field
through discussions, reports and publications
 GlaxoSmithKline
– The Health Partner
GlaxoSmithKline
Current World’s Leader in Pharmaceutical R&D and
healthcare industries.

GSK’s products cover a broad spectrum of vaccines

and major therapeutic areas such as anti-infectives,
central nervous system (CNS), respiratory and
gastro-intestinal/metabolic and oncology.

The leader in the important area of vaccines and

are developing new treatments for cancer.
 The Program Collaboration
Program Objective
To increase a stronger awareness through HEALTH
EDUCATION on PREVENTABLE INFECTIOUS DISEASES at
the corporation level

To educate the importance of the corresponding

vaccinations for protections

To educate on how to prevent the diseases in order to

promote a safer, healthier and a more conducive working
environment thus ensuring business continuity, increases
in the productivity of the company
 Program Objectives

To Create Health Education & Awareness at

the Corporation Levels on The
Preventable Diseases and The Importance
of Prevention through
Vaccination Program
instilling believe of..
‘Prevention is Better Than Treatment’
 Program Benefits - Employer
Top 6 Reasons
(Benefit the Company)

1. Prevent diseases/illnesses
2. Promotes a healthy work place
3. Prevents possible deaths
4. Savings on medical and
hospitalization costs
5. Ensures business continuity &
productivity
6. Builds loyalty and goodwill
among employees
Program Benefits - Employees
Top 6 Reasons
(Benefit the Employees)

1. EDUCATE on critical diseases,

epidemics/pandemics and how to
prevent them
2. Promotes a HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
to self, family & workplace
3. Lesser absenteeism/Sick leaves
4. PEACE OF MIND knowing
families are well & healthy
5. LOYALTY TO COMPANY for
strong medical health benefits
Services Provided in the Program
Corporate Health Educational
& Awareness Program
Disease Awareness Campaign
• Health Awareness Talks
• Posters
• Leaflets

Vaccination Program Planning & Organization

• What, Where & When?
• Schedule of Vaccines
• Surveys

Vaccination Follow up & Diseases Updates

• Delivery of Vaccines
• Vaccination Cards
• Latest updates on recent diseases
 Easy Payment Method
for On-Site Vaccination

Full subsidy
Organization Subsidized
Partially
Payment Salary
Mechanism Deduction

Personal Cash
12 months
Credit Card
Installment
6 months
 Program Coverage:
Adult Preventable Diseases
Cervical
Cancer

Meningo
Influenza
coccal

ADULT
DISEASES
Typhoid Hepatitis
Fever A

Hepatitis
Varicella
B
 Adult Vaccination Program
Why Vaccines important to Adults too?
Vaccines received as children will protect them for life
BUT
– Some adults were never vaccinated as children -
Earlier than Malaysia Expanded Immunization
Program (EPI) in 1967
– Newer vaccines were not available when they
were children
– Immunity can begin to fade over time
 Program Coverage: Children
Preventable Diseases

Pneumococcal

Vomitting &
Severe
Diarrhoea

Measles, Mumps,
Rubella & Varicella
 Proposed Health Talk:
Cervical Cancer Prevention
Cervical
Cancer

Meningo
Influenza
coccal
Why CERVICAL CANCER?

1. The only Cancer that can be PREVENTED via

vaccination & regular vaccination.
ADULT
DISEASES
Typhoid
2. Hepatitis
Despite the availability & efficacy of vaccines to
Fever A
prevent the cancer , the number of vaccinees are very
low due to POOR AWARENESS about Cervical Cancer
& the ‘WAIT & SEE’ attitute!

Hepatitis
Varicella
B
 Program Details and
Milestone
Approval from Organization (Via reply form) (1 day)

Submission of email blast’s material and schedule to HRD (in CD) (1 day after)

CEO remarks/support email (1 day after)

Teaser 1 – What is Cervical Cancer? (1 day after)
Teaser 2 – Cervical Cancer Statistics (2 days after)
Teaser 3 – Cervical Cancer Myth & Cost Analysis (2 days after)
Online registration for Vaccinees through survey completion (3 days)
Teaser 4 – Invitation to talk
(1 day after)
(Notes: Organization has decided payment scheme at this point)
Talk Day (Pap Smear and Vaccination) (1 week after)
Follow up 2nd Dose by Nurse (Conduct small talk) (1 month after the talk)

Follow up 3rd Dose by Nurse (Conduct small talk) (6 months after the 2nd dose)

Closure Report End of Program

Continuity of Health E-Brocures Until December 2010
Sample of Teasers
 Sample of Survey

http://www.kwiksurveys.com/result
s-overview.php?surveyID=114786
 Cervical Cancer
WHAT IS CERVICAL CANCER?

Developed in the cervix: the low,

narrow neck of the uterus that opens
in the vagina 2

Primarily caused by a virus called the

Cervical cancer ,24-year old woman (HPV 16 positive)1
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) which is
transmitted through sexual activity 3

Cervical cancer is PREVENTABLE

through vaccination and regular pap
smear tests

HPV 16 & 18: 11 The two most common

cancer-causing virus types account for
MORE THAN 70% of all cervical cancer
Image source: GSK Biologicals cases worldwide1
 HPV Evasion

The HPV virus does not cause cell death, which means
that the immune system is not alerted5.6

In the cell, the HPV virus hides while multiplying4-6

HPV infection occurs locally at the cervix therefore

no presence of the virus in the bloodstream is detected4-6

HPV Evades the Body’s Own Immune

System
 Cervical Cancer Worldwide

WHO ARE POTENTIALLY INFECTED?

– Approximately 50% of sexually active women will be
infected with HPV at some point
– Every sexually active woman is AT RISK of Oncogenic
HPV infection 12-13
– 500,000 women diagnosed per year 7
– Worldwide EVERY 2 MINUTES a woman dies of cervical
cancer 7
– > 1 MILLION NEW CASES of cervical cancer projected
each year by 2050 7
– Despite PAP SMEAR SCREENING, women CONTINUE TO
BE AT RISK 7-10
 Cervical Cancer Statistics
(Malaysia)
2nd MOST COMMON cancer among females in Malaysia
Age Standardised Rate (ASR)
19.7 per 100,000 population

Incidence increased after

30 yrs of age –
Peak at 60-69 yrs

Cervical cancer by ethnicity:

Chinese – 28.8/100, 000
Indians – 22.4/100,000
Malay – 10.5/100,000

Ref: National Cancer Registry – 2nd Report, Dec 2004

Cervical Cancer Vaccination in
Government’s 2010 EPI List

Ref: NST, Sept 2009

Cervical Cancer Vaccination in
Government’s 2010 EPI List

Ref: Kosmo, Sept 2009

 Cervical Cancer Vaccination in
Government’s 2010 EPI List

Ref: The Star, Sept 2009

 We will follow up with reply form and other
necessary correspondence for your kind action to
participate in this mission.

Thank You