Advancing Compassionate Wound Care Through Clinical Training, CSR Outreach & Healthcare Collaboration On 24 May 2026, Ionic Global together with PERDIM successfully conducted the Wound Care Management Training at Klinik Khidmat, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, bringing together healthcare practitioners for a meaningful session focused on practical wound care management, clinical knowledge sharing, and community healthcare support. The programme was attended by PERDIM committee members including Dr Hanafi Yahya, Dr Wan, and Dr Nasa, alongside 16 healthcare participants comprising PERDIM members and non-members. The training session featured valuable sharing and demonstrations by: Dr Clement Limus Apong — Wound Specialist Monica Loh — Ionic Global Business Development Director Programme highlights included: Introduction to the programme Introduction to HOCl Solution Clinical case presentation Practical dressing demonstration One of the most meaningful aspects of the programme was the incorporation of a real CSR wound care practical session, where participants were exposed to actual wound management cases involving a homeless individual requiring immediate wound care attention. During the live demonstration, Dr Clement Limus Apong performed wound cleansing and dressing using Antaviro HOCl solution. Participants were able to directly observe the wound management process, including the immediate reduction of unpleasant wound odour after the application of Antaviro, providing practical insight into wound hygiene management within real community healthcare settings.   The session served not only as a clinical educational platform, but also as a reminder of the importance of compassionate healthcare service and practical community outreach, especially for underserved groups requiring proper wound care support. The programme also forms part of the growing collaboration between PERDIM and Ionic Global in strengthening evidence-based wound care awareness and supporting the MADOCS Real-World Evidence (RWE) Case Study initiatives. Special appreciation is extended to PERDIM for successfully bringing this initiative across 3 states, achieving full participation at every stop, with a total of 32 doctors trained and enrolled for the case study initiative. Through continuous education, collaboration, and community-focused healthcare efforts, Ionic Global remains committed towards advancing safer, more effective, and evidence-driven wound care solutions for both healthcare professionals and the wider community.

Strengthening Real-World Clinical Evidence in Wound Care Through Collaborative Knowledge Sharing On the evening of 21st May 2026, MADOCS (Malaysian Doctors for Circumcision Society) together with Ionic Global successfully held an Online Sharing Session for the MADOCS Real-World Evidence (RWE) Case Study entitled: “Post-Circumcision Home Wound Care with Antaviro HOCl” Conducted via Google Meet, the session brought together 22 participating doctors from MADOCS in a fruitful and engaging professional discussion focused on advancing post-circumcision wound care management and strengthening clinical evidence within primary healthcare practice. The session commenced with opening remarks and study background sharing by Dr Abdol Rashid, who also provided encouraging and supportive feedback regarding the potential role of Antaviro HOCl in supporting post-circumcision wound healing management. His insights and positive encouragement further reinforced the importance of practical clinical collaboration and evidence-building initiatives among healthcare practitioners. Mdm Monica Low then conducted the Study Protocol & Enrolment Briefing, where participating doctors were introduced to the objectives of the case study, workflow structure, patient enrolment process, and documentation procedures involved in the real-world evidence initiative. Throughout the session, participating doctors demonstrated strong interest and active engagement towards the case study, particularly on how structured clinical observation and proper wound care management may contribute towards better patient healing outcomes and improved recovery experiences in home care settings. The collaboration between MADOCS and Ionic Global reflects a shared commitment towards: Advancing evidence-based wound care practices Supporting continuous medical education and clinical collaboration Enhancing patient recovery and healthcare quality Building meaningful real-world clinical evidence within Malaysian primary care settings Ionic Global would like to express its sincere appreciation to Dr Abdol Rashid, Mdm Monica Low, all 22 participating MADOCS doctors, and team members of Ionic Global for their valuable time, professional sharing, supportive participation, and dedication towards improving patient care and wound management practices within the healthcare community. Together, through clinical collaboration, education, and evidence-driven healthcare approaches, we continue moving forward towards safer, more effective, and patient-centred wound care solutions for the community.

The Visit of PERDIM to Ionic Global Ionic Global was honoured to welcome Dr. Hanafi Yahya, Secretary of PERDIM, together with Dr. Fariza Hanim for their meaningful visit to Ionic Global on 8 May 2026. We sincerely appreciate their time, initiative, and continuous commitment towards strengthening healthcare collaboration, clinical education, and community healthcare development. The visit provided an opportunity for PERDIM representatives to gain deeper understanding of Ionic Global’s product development, healthcare solutions, and factory operations, particularly in the area of wound management and infection care. It also served as a valuable platform for constructive discussions regarding the upcoming Continuous Medical Education (CME) sessions and practical wound care training involving 26 clinic participants and related case studies. The upcoming training sessions are scheduled to be held on: 15 May 2026 – Kelantan 17 May 2026 – Melaka 24 May 2026 – Kuala Lumpur / Selangor Through these initiatives, Ionic Global and PERDIM aim to strengthen practical knowledge, clinical understanding, and awareness in modern wound management among healthcare practitioners. The sessions are designed to encourage continuous learning, case-sharing, and hands-on exposure that may further improve patient care outcomes within clinics and healthcare settings. During the discussion, special attention was also given to the role of Antaviro Wound Care in supporting wound management and healing processes for clinics and hospitals. Developed with Ionic Global’s advanced technology platform, Antaviro Wound Care is designed to support healthcare professionals in providing safer, gentler, and more effective wound care management across various clinical applications. By supporting proper wound cleansing and wound bed management, Antaviro Wound Care aims to help create a more favourable healing environment while improving patient comfort and confidence throughout the recovery process. Ionic Global believes that continuous innovation, combined with practical clinical education, can help healthcare practitioners enhance wound care practices and contribute towards better healing outcomes for patients. As healthcare challenges continue to evolve, Ionic Global remains committed to working closely with healthcare professionals, organisations, and strategic partners such as PERDIM to promote evidence-based healthcare solutions, clinical collaboration, and sustainable healthcare awareness for the benefit of both practitioners and the wider community. We look forward to more meaningful collaborations, educational activities, and healthcare initiatives together in the future as we continue striving towards a healthier and safer community for all. At Ionic Global, we believe that meaningful healthcare progress is built through continuous collaboration, practical education, and shared commitment among healthcare professionals. We are grateful for the opportunity to work together with dedicated practitioners and organisations who share the same vision of improving patient care and strengthening community healthcare awareness. Through initiatives such as clinical discussions, wound care training, and case study sharing, Ionic Global hopes to further bridge innovation with real-world healthcare needs. By combining healthcare knowledge, professional engagement, and evidence-based solutions such as Antaviro Wound Care, we aim to support clinics and hospitals in enhancing wound management practices and improving patients’ healing experiences. Moving forward, Ionic Global remains committed to fostering long-term partnerships that encourage knowledge sharing, professional development, and better healthcare accessibility. We believe that through collective effort and continuous learning, we can contribute towards a safer, more progressive, and more patient-focused healthcare environment for the benefit of communities across Malaysia.

Advancing Clinical Practice Through Knowledge, Collaboration, and Continuous Improvement At Ionic Global Sdn Bhd (IG), we believe that meaningful progress in healthcare is built through continuous learning, collaboration, and a shared commitment to improving patient outcomes. This partnership with PERDIM represents a step forward in building a healthier, more informed, and resilient society for the future. Following our engagement with PERDIM, we were honoured to further our journey with the Malaysian Doctors of Circumcision Society (MADOCS) during its Continuing Medical Education (CME) session on 26 April 2026. This engagement reflects our ongoing dedication to supporting the medical community through knowledge exchange and evidence-informed initiatives. The session brought together healthcare professionals with a shared objective—to enhance clinical practices through structured discussion, practical insights, and collaborative exploration of improvement opportunities. Representing Ionic Global, our leading wound care consultant, Dr. Clement Apong, together with Director Mr. Baharinshah Hussain and Business Development Advisor Mdm Monica Low, presented on key aspects of circumcision procedures. The discussion focused on gap analysis within current practices, identification of opportunity areas for enhancement, and the role of data management and analysis in supporting more consistent and reliable clinical outcomes. From a clinical perspective, variability in procedural techniques and post-operative care can influence healing progression, patient comfort, and complication rates. As such, the session emphasised the importance of adopting a more structured and standardised framework—one that is guided by data, practitioner experience, and evolving clinical understanding. In supporting this direction, Ionic Global shared perspectives on wound care management, including the importance of maintaining a clean wound environment and managing microbial load—factors widely recognised to influence healing outcomes. Within this context, attention was given to approaches that support effective antimicrobial hygiene while preserving tissue viability, an important balance in modern wound care. This includes the application of Malaysia Homegrown IGTech, Ionic Global’s proprietary technology platform, which underpins the development of the high purity hypochlorous acid (HOCl)-based solutions. HOCl is described in scientific literature as an endogenous antimicrobial agent involved in the body’s innate immune response. At appropriate concentrations, it has been associated with broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity and rapid microbial reduction under controlled conditions, while maintaining a favourable tissue compatibility profile. As the core technology behind Antaviro Wound Care, IGTech is designed to support hygienic wound conditions as part of an integrated and clinically guided care approach—contributing to microbial load management while aligning with principles of tissue preservation and patient comfort. These discussions mark an important step towards the development of a structured “Best Practice” standard procedure framework, aimed at enhancing consistency, safety, and clinical effectiveness in circumcision-related care. The proposed framework will incorporate clinical observations, practitioner feedback, and data-informed insights, forming a practical reference to support healthcare providers in delivering more standardised care. As part of this initiative, a comprehensive proposal is currently being developed and will be submitted to MADOCS in early May 2026, with the intention of supporting further review and potential consideration by the Ministry of Health Malaysia. This reflects a shared aspiration to contribute meaningfully to the evolution of clinical standards at a broader, national level. Beyond the technical discussions, this engagement also highlights the importance of collaboration between industry and healthcare professionals. By creating platforms for open dialogue, shared learning, and continuous improvement, Ionic Global aims to play a supportive role in strengthening clinical practice and advancing patient care. At Ionic Global, we remain humbled by the opportunity to contribute alongside dedicated healthcare practitioners. Through ongoing engagement, responsible innovation, and a commitment to evidence-informed practices, we strive to support a healthcare ecosystem that is more consistent, more informed, and ultimately more patient-centred. As we move forward, we look to these collaborations as building blocks for long-term impact—where knowledge, care, and collaboration come together to shape a better future for healthcare in Malaysia.

Ionic Global at Amazing Clinic Program 2026: Advancing Clinical Practice Through Innovation and Engagement Ionic Global Sdn Bhd was honoured to participate as an exhibitor at the Amazing Clinic Program 2026, organised by Pertubuhan Doktor-Doktor Islam Malaysia (PERDIM), held on 4 March 2026 at Royale Chulan Damansara. The event brought together a wide spectrum of healthcare professionals, clinic owners, and medical practitioners from across Malaysia, providing a meaningful platform for professional exchange, clinical discussions, and knowledge sharing aimed at enhancing patient care and healthcare delivery. Participation in this program reflects Ionic Global’s ongoing commitment to engaging with the medical community and contributing to the advancement of evidence-based clinical practices. As healthcare continues to evolve, such platforms play an essential role in bridging scientific innovation with real-world application, enabling practitioners to stay informed of emerging solutions and approaches in patient management. During the exhibition, Ionic Global showcased Antaviro Wound Care, an advanced antimicrobial wound management solution developed with proprietary IGTECH technology. At the core of Antaviro is stabilised high-purity hypochlorous acid (HOCl), a biomimetic molecule naturally produced by the human immune system and widely recognised for its rapid and broad-spectrum antimicrobial properties. In modern wound care, the role of HOCl extends beyond microbial reduction—it contributes to maintaining a balanced wound environment that supports the natural healing process while minimising tissue irritation. Through IGTECH, Antaviro Wound Care is engineered to deliver a controlled, stable, and high-purity HOCl formulation, addressing common limitations associated with conventional solutions such as instability, reduced efficacy, and inconsistency in performance. This enables reliable antimicrobial action while maintaining excellent biocompatibility, making it suitable for repeated application across a wide range of wound types, including sensitive and infection-prone conditions. By balancing efficacy with tissue safety, Antaviro aligns with the growing clinical demand for solutions that support both infection control and optimal healing outcomes. The event also provided an opportunity for Ionic Global’s team to engage directly with healthcare practitioners, exchanging insights on current clinical challenges and sharing practical applications of Antaviro Wound Care in everyday practice. These interactions are invaluable in ensuring that our solutions remain relevant, effective, and responsive to the needs of front-line medical professionals. Ionic Global extends its sincere appreciation to our Director, En. Baharin, and our Advisor, Mdm Monica, for their leadership, guidance, and continuous support. Their commitment has been instrumental in enabling our team to effectively communicate the clinical value and scientific foundation of our solutions to the healthcare community. As part of our broader mission, Ionic Global remains dedicated to collaborating with healthcare organisations and professionals to promote innovative antimicrobial technologies that enhance patient safety, support effective wound management, and elevate clinical standards. Through continuous engagement, knowledge sharing, and technological advancement, we strive to contribute meaningfully to the future of healthcare in Malaysia and beyond.