Dr. Husni Mubarak Zainal reviewing his patients’ chart in ward number 6. “Doing night shift means you need to be in the hospital and be the on-call doctor for any patients. It’s a pretty tough job considering we have more than 200 beds. I need to do night rounds in ICU, checking the condition of our critical patients and most often, I get a call to go to another ward because there’s a child patient convulsing. In some cases, I’ve never attended the patient before, so I need to go through the chart quickly. Doing this in midnight is a challenge in itself. I should always have my focus at all times to make sure I assess and judge the patients’ condition correctly,” says Dr. Husni.