Dame Ramziah Ahmad
nursing care advisor

One of Dame’s most notable accomplishments is her appointment as the first Malaysian nurse to serve as a board member of the Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation in the Asian region in over 26 years. She has held this prestigious position since 2009 and has been a strong advocate for the nursing profession in the region. In this role, she has played an instrumental role in shaping policies and advancing the interests of nurses and midwives across the Commonwealth.

Dame is also a sought-after international speaker who has shared her expertise and insights at conferences and events around the world. Her presentations have been well-received by audiences, and she has been recognized for her ability to inspire and motivate others.

In recognition of her outstanding contributions to nursing, Dame was awarded the title of ‘Dame’ by HM Queen Elizabeth II. This is a rare honor that is only bestowed upon a select few individuals who have made significant contributions to their profession or society. As the first Malaysian woman to receive this title, Dame has become a role model and inspiration to many nurses in Malaysia and beyond.

Overall, Dame’s achievements and contributions to the nursing profession are truly exceptional. She has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing the interests of nurses and midwives, both in Malaysia and internationally, and has been recognized as a leading expert in her field. Her accomplishments serve as an inspiration to all those who seek to make a positive impact in the world of nursing.