| More Readers' Feedback The contents are too complicated for the elders to see. It should have simpler interface and less contents per page so that readers will be able to read it with ease. Another thing is the contents should be updated often by moderators/webmaster to ensure the excitement still there each time a user logs on to this webpage.
Jason
14th Sep 2003 Editor: Thank you for your feedback. We will definitely look into the interface and will improve where possible. The contents hold information that are normally tried and tested so that it does not confuse people or give them the yo-yo effect. As new information emerges, some are just early reports of investigations and has not been rigorously proven. Information of such nature if not interpreted and understood will only give false hope or false sense of doom and may change as more tests are done. That will result in some articles appearing rather static.
Breakthroughs are normally taken care off and reported by the media and news sites.
We run this website on a very tight budget as we are not a commercial organisation. We do updates at least once a month. Perhaps, you are referring to the “look and feel” of the web pages. Again, with budget permitting, we will definitely try to improve this aspect as well.
It would be good if the site provides information on where and how much it cost to study radiology in Malaysia, for a diploma and a degree. James KCF
17th May 2002 Editor: Thank you James for your feedback. The cost is estimated at about RM2,500.00 per year for 4 years, excluding repeat examination costs for Malaysians. For foreign students studying Radiology in Universiti Sains Malaysia, it will cost approximately RM4000.00 per year for 4 years. We have now added the estimated costs for the post graduate study of Radiology in Malaysia in the article “What is a Radiologist?”
Congratulations on such a superb site!! This is my 1st but certainly not my last visit. I am a Malaysian in my 4th year of training in Radiology in the UK. I am in the process of trying to find out more about Radiology in Malaysia. LLF, Glasgow, United Kingdom
30th January 2002 Congratulations to the Malaysian College of Radiology and its attractive and interesting website! I think the Malaysian College is doing a great job, setting an example for other societies in the region. Keep up the good work. PS, 30th January 2002 I am truly very pleased that a web site such as this has been set up. I am a 2 year mass communication student in USM. I will be conducting a campaign on breast cancer for my final year project. G, 8th November 2001 I am impressed at how comprehensive this website is - from addressing the myths to providing links to alternative treatments (with the cautious note that those are not supported treatment modalities). I thought "take-home" points will be useful to the public especially. I hope the site will be continuously updated. More local studies and statistics would be interesting and helpful. Winnie, 30th October 2001 Well done! This is a very good website. It is a very informative site for layman and also for professionals, better than some of the other radiology site. Dr C, (GP Practice) Pahang, 29th September 2001 Editor: Thank you for your positive comments. We will try our best to update the site regularly and to introduce improvements to content and services provided. The College has just released a preliminary report on the Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign 2001. Those who wish to have some statistics should visit our Breast Health Info Centre to peruse the report. We are also studying the possibility to make all the content on Radiology Malaysia available for sale on a CD-ROM. As many of us still do not have access to the Internet, or do not have a good telephone line, offline browsing may be more convenient. Do let us know if you think such a CD-ROM will be useful for you. If we receive sufficient response, we will make the CD-ROM available.
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