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The Medical Certificate For Government Employees is a crucial document in Malaysia's public service administration, designed to formalize and standardize the process of medical leave certification for government employees. This document is required when a civil servant needs to take medical leave due to illness or medical conditions, as mandated by Malaysian public service regulations and the Medical Act 1971. It serves multiple purposes: validating the employee's medical condition, authorizing their absence from work, ensuring proper documentation for leave records, and facilitating administrative processes within government departments. The certificate must be issued by registered medical practitioners and contains specific information including patient details, diagnosis, examination findings, and prescribed leave duration, making it a legally binding document for both healthcare and administrative purposes.

1. Certificate Header: Official letterhead of the medical facility, including name, address, and registration details of the healthcare institution

2. Patient Information: Full name, IC number, employee ID, department/ministry, and position of the government employee

3. Medical Examination Details: Date and time of examination, vital signs, and relevant clinical findings

4. Diagnosis: Clear statement of the medical condition or illness (using appropriate medical terminology)

5. Period of Medical Leave: Specific dates for which medical leave is granted (from-to dates)

6. Medical Practitioner's Declaration: Statement confirming the examination and professional opinion regarding the need for medical leave

7. Authentication: Doctor's full name, signature, qualification, and Medical Council registration number