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Can the health-care system withstand the introduction of a new COVID-19 variant?

Can the health-care system withstand the introduction of a new COVID-19 variant? WHO is concerned as the number of cases in China continues to rise. According to a WHO official, there are still “huge weaknesses” in the global health-care system that could be exposed if a new COVID variant takes dominance. Dr. Mike Ryan, executive …

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Should Singaporeans brace themselves for a bad flu season?

Should Singaporeans brace themselves for a bad flu season?In the midst of warnings of a “tripledemic” in the United States and the United Kingdom, how concerned should Singaporeans be about influenza? According to Yvonne Su of Duke-NUS, now is the best time to get a flu vaccine. SINGAPORE: It’s that time of year when everyone …

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fourth medical school is not the solution for more doctors.

Singapore requires more doctors, but establishing a fourth medical school is not the solution. Recent reports about long wait times and foreign doctor recruitment raise the question of how Singapore can expand its healthcare workforce. Doctors Benjamin Lee and Jeremy Lim argue that a fourth medical school is not the solution. SINGAPORE: Singapore’s healthcare requirements …

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polyclinics in both Sembawang and Khatib delayed by one year

A one-year delay has been imposed on the opening of new polyclinics in both Sembawang and Khatib.Both the renovation of the Jurong Polyclinic and the construction of the new National Skin Centre building have been put on hold. The opening of the new polyclinics in Sembawang and Khatib has been pushed back by one year. …

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Local schools are Singapore’s primary pipeline for producing medical professionals

Local schools are Singapore’s primary pipeline for producing medical professionals; however, some foreign hires are also made to assist with patient load.Over the course of ten years, the total number of students accepted into Singapore’s medical schools rose by approximately sixty percent. Local schools are Singapore’s primary pipeline for producing medical professionals; however, some foreign …

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developing AI-based patient deterioration prediction algorithms.

Changi General Hospital is developing AI-based patient deterioration prediction algorithms.The project is part of the hospital’s intelligent remote health monitoring system. As part of its smart remote health monitoring system, Changi General Hospital in Singapore is currently developing and validating AI algorithms to predict the likelihood of patient deterioration. WHAT IT CONCERNS The hospital has …

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encouraged to enroll with a family doctor

Residents of Singapore will be encouraged to enroll with a family doctor as their primary care provider. The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced on Wednesday that residents will be able to enroll with a general practitioner (GP) or polyclinic doctor of their choosing as their primary care provider beginning in 2019. (Mar 9). Theresa SeahSINGAPORE: …

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Mental health support and getting the elderly on a digital platform are among the concern

Mental health support and getting the elderly on a digital platform are among the concerns of MPs regarding the healthcare reform proposal. During a debate on the Healthier SG strategy, members of Parliament inquired about the number of family physicians and registered nurses required for the plan’s full implementation. Mental health support and getting the …

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What You Should Know About Singapore’s New Healthcare Reform Plan

What You Should Know About Singapore’s New Healthcare Reform PlanThe voluntary national primary care program will be open to those aged 60 and up in the second half of 2023, before being gradually expanded to those aged 40 to 59 over the next two years. Healthier Singapore’s New Healthcare Reform Plan: What You Need to …

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Lesser Covid-19 cases in Singapore-close surveillance of the BQ.1 variant.

The number of Covid-19 cases in Singapore is decreasing; the WHO recommends close monitoring of the BQ.1 variant. The week-to-week infection ratio peaked at 1.74 on October 9 and has since fallen. SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Singapore’s Covid-19 case count is declining, with the seven-day moving average peaking at 8,243 cases on October 18. As of …

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