2023-2025 Singapore Hospital Advanced Medical Management Training Program

• by EVOMT
• 2023-11-06

　　The beautiful garden city country of Singapore is rated as having the most effective healthcare system in the world, and its public hospitals are also ranked among the best hospitals in the world. Its comprehensive medical security system has attracted the attention of neighboring countries and the world, and it strives to become a medical care center in the Asia-Pacific region. The various medical insurance plans of the Singapore government fully embody the principles of fairness and efficiency. Singapore hospitals, which have always been "patient-oriented", continue to improve service levels and continuously improve patient satisfaction.

　　In order to improve the level of medical service management and meet the development needs of the domestic medical field, this project introduces Singapore's advanced experience and management concepts in the field of medical services through international cooperation and exchanges, and cultivates the management capabilities and standards of domestic hospital personnel. In Singapore, which is dominated by Chinese, Chinese is widely used, making our training more direct and effective both in classroom teaching and communication and interaction with colleagues in the industry.

　　Through project training, domestic hospital personnel will be able to understand the management concepts and operating methods of Singapore's medical service industry, broaden their horizons, and improve their own management capabilities and standards. They will become the core force in hospital management reform, promote the development of domestic medical services, improve the efficiency of medical resource utilization, and improve patient satisfaction and medical service quality.

　　Project Introduction

　　Project theme: 2023-2025 Singapore Hospital Advanced Medical Management Training Project Inviting units: Singapore General Hospital, National University Hospital of Singapore, Singapore Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore Changi General Hospital, Singapore KK Women's and Children's Hospital, etc. Training targets: Domestic hospital middle and senior management personnel , department directors, heads of functional departments, etc. Number of trainees: 10-30 people. Training time: 7-14 days. Purpose of training: to learn Singapore’s medical system and reform experience, and promote the optimization of Chinese hospital management. Learning format: classroom lectures, teacher-student discussions, Hospital observation, student exchanges, etc. Lecturers: Deans, management and professors and experts from Singapore General Hospital, National University Hospital of Singapore, Singapore Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore Changi General Hospital and other medical institutions Learning location: Singapore Changi General Hospital, Central Hospital, etc.

　　Project Benefits

　　Tailor-made training programs are designed according to the development status and needs of different hospitals. Barrier-free language communication courses are mostly taught in Chinese. Communicate with the instructors and discuss the application of barrier-free learning. Adhering to the concepts of Asian elements and international perspective, the courses are taught The teachers not only have international experience and are in-depth in the medical industry, but are also familiar with Chinese culture. They can gain what they have learned and apply what they have learned.

　　Diversified course methods

　　Expert teaching combined with case discussions, online scenario simulation, cross-border learning combined with flipped classroom, brainstorming combined with offline team projects

　　Course Reference

　　(Courses can be adjusted based on the purpose of the visit and the professional background of the students)

date	time	Specific course /activity content
**sky	14:35-20:10	China --Singapore (Changi Airport)
	20:10-21:00	Go to local hotel and check in
the next day	08:00-09:00	breakfast
	9:00-10:30	Opening ceremony Speech by the hospital leadership representative Hospital Introduction Group photo
	10:30-12:00	Course: Singapore Healthcare System and Hospital Refined Management
	12:00-14:00	Lunch and lunch break (hospital restaurant)
	14:00-15:30	Course: Hospital Improvement: Hospital Director’s Experience Talk
	15:30-17:00	Course: Hospital Manager Cognition
	18:00-19:00	dinner
The third day	08:00-09:00	breakfast
	09:00-10:30	Hospital visits: Cardiovascular Department, Gastroenterology and Hepatology Department, Oncology Department, Pediatrics Department, Nephrology Department, and Hematology Pathology Department
	10:30-12:00	Course: Innovative Thinking for Leaders
	12:00-14:00	Lunch and lunch break (hospital restaurant)
	14:00-15:30	Course: Hospital Culture Construction
	15:30-17:00	Course: Strategies for Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety
	17:00-18:00	dinner
The fourth day	08:00-09:00	breakfast
	09:00-10:30	Course: Team Resource Management (TRM)
	10:30-12:00	Course: Allocation of Medical and Health Resources
	12:00-14:00	Lunch and lunch break (hospital restaurant)
	14:00-15:30	Course: How to plan talent development strategy (Part 1)
	15:30-17:00	Course: How to plan talent development strategy (Part 2)
	18:00-19:00	dinner
fifth day	08:00-09:00	breakfast
	09:00-10:30	Course: Hospital and Medical Personnel Behavior
	10:30-12:00	Course: Crisis Management
	12:00-14:00	Lunch and lunch break (hospital restaurant)
	14:00-15:30	Course: Theory and Practice of Public Health
	15:30-17:00	Course: Public Health Case Introduction and Discussion
	18:00-19:00	dinner
The sixth day	08:00-09:00	breakfast
	09:00-10:30	Course: Hospital Performance and Management System
	10:30-12:00	Course: Medical Information System and Management
	12:00-14:00	Lunch and lunch break (hospital restaurant)
	14:00-15:30	Course: Medical Cases
	15:30-17:00	Course: Scenario Demonstration Student summary meeting graduation
	18:00-19:00	graduation dinner
seventh day	08:00-09:00	breakfast
	09:00-12:45	Hotel →Changi Airport
	12:45-18:05	Singapore (Changi Airport) → Shanghai

　　Partner hospital

　　singapore general hospital

　　Singapore General Hospital (SGH) was built in 1821. It is the largest and longest-running public hospital in Singapore. The hospital has 29 medical departments, including plastic surgery, burns department, nephrology, nuclear medicine, and hematology pathology departments. With its advantageous disciplines, it has become a specialist service center in Singapore.

　　Singapore General Hospital is a comprehensive hospital integrating treatment, science and education, and teaching. It has 1,600 beds. It is equipped with advanced equipment and provides diversified medical care. It provides patients with high-quality treatment and its medical effects are comparable to world standards. .

　　National University Hospital of Singapore

　　The National University Hospital of Singapore (NUH) was established in 1985. It is one of the largest national hospitals in Singapore and the first reorganized hospital in Singapore. The hospital has an elegant and comfortable environment, with 31 wards and 1,200 beds.

　　The Department of Cardiology, Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology, Ophthalmology, and Paediatrics of the National University Hospital of Singapore all have strong capabilities in Singapore. There are colorful children's playgrounds in the pediatric clinics and wards, thereby reducing children's fear of hospitals and making it easier for them to receive examinations and treatments.

　　Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

　　Singapore Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) was established in 1844. It is one of the largest general hospitals in Singapore. It is named after Mr. Tan Tock Seng, the philanthropist who founded the hospital. The hospital consists of two CDCs, a rehabilitation center and a comprehensive medical headquarters. It has 1,200 beds and cutting-edge medical equipment. The signs of each department are eye-catching and the medical treatment is in order.

　　Tan Tock Seng Hospital has 24 medical departments and a full set of affiliated specialist services. The hospital's strengths include: infectious diseases, geriatrics, rehabilitation medicine, respiratory medicine and rheumatology, as well as allergy and immunology. It is also a major referral center for specialties such as geriatrics, general surgery, emergency medicine, diagnostic radiology, gastroenterology, otolaryngology, and orthopedic surgery.

　　Changi General Hospital, Singapore

　　Singapore Changi General Hospital (CGH) is a general hospital in the eastern region of Singapore. It was reorganized from Tai Siyao Hospital and Changi Hospital and has 790 beds. The hospital sincerely cares for its patients and meets their needs with superb medical skills and advanced medical technology.

　　Changi General Hospital provides patients with comprehensive medical services, covering more than 20 departments and equipped with the latest diagnostic equipment, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computerized tomography (CT) scanning. The hospital's patient-oriented hardware design provides patients with a quiet and comfortable environment for treatment and recovery.

　　KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

　　Singapore's KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH) was built in 1942. It is the only hospital in Singapore that provides specialized medical care for women and children. It has 12 specialties in the gynecology department and 24 specialties in the pediatrics department, with a total of 900 beds. , nearly one-third of babies in Singapore are born in this hospital every year.

　　KK Women's and Children's Hospital is also an affiliated teaching hospital of the National University of Singapore's Faculty of Medicine and currently has 2,594 employees. The hospital is committed to patient safety and continuous improvement of patient care processes and outcomes, and received quality certification from the American Association for International Hospital Accreditation in 2005.

　　Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore

　　Singapore Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) was completed and put into use in 2010. It is a newly established comprehensive public hospital in Singapore. It is located in the northern region. It is named after the late Singaporean businessman Khoo Teck Puat. It can provide patients with a wide range of services. Medical and surgical services, with 550 beds.

　　Khoo Teck Puat Hospital has a beautiful environment and is famous for its three-dimensional green environment and ecological beauty. It has a lifelong health care center, a weight control clinic, and a number of specialist clinics in different disciplines. The hospital not only treats patients, but also focuses on helping people stay healthy through public education and health examinations.

　　Singapore Ng Teng Fong General Hospital

　　Singapore Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, referred to as NTFGH, is a public acute hospital with 700 beds in Jurong East, Singapore. The hospital is named after Singaporean entrepreneur Ng Teng Fong and forms an integrated development with the adjacent Jurong Community Hospital.

　　Ng Teng Fong Hospital is another comprehensive public hospital opened after Khoo Teck Puat Hospital in Yishun in the north, and is the sixth comprehensive public hospital in Singapore. This is a 700-bed general hospital located next to the Jurong East MRT station in western Singapore. It was put into service on June 30, 2015. Ng Teng Fong Hospital and the adjacent 400-bed Jurong Community Hospital jointly form the Jurong Medical Group.

　　Elizabeth Hospital

　　Elizabeth Hospital has been a leading medical center in the Asia-Pacific region for more than 30 years and has a high reputation in the field of private medical care. The hospital's specialty is the treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

　　There are currently two stores in Singapore, located on Orchard Road and Novena.

　　Elizabeth Hospital is also well-known in China because compared to public hospitals, the hospital is more open to accepting overseas patients and has a "one-stop service" specifically for overseas patients.

　　Raffles Hospital

　　Raffles Medical Group is a medical group in Singapore. It was established in 1976 and listed on the GEM of the Singapore Exchange in 1997. It operates medical services in Singapore, Shanghai, Hong Kong and other places.

　　The hospital is a general hospital with 16 specialty centers catering to a variety of medical needs, including obstetrics, gynecology, cardiology, oncology and orthopedics. About 35-40% of Raffles Hospital's patients are foreigners from more than 100 countries.

　　Gleneagles Hospital

　　Gleneagles Hospital was established in 1957 and belongs to the same Parkway Medical Group as Mount Elizabeth Hospital.

　　The strengths of Gleneagles Hospital are gynecology, cancer oncology and cornea, liver and kidney and stem cell transplantation. Parkway Healthcare Group, which both Gleneagles Hospital and Elizabeth Hospital belong to, is Asia's largest high-end medical services listed company.

　　The group has more than 1,000 beds and 1,200 medical experts in clinical fields such as cardiovascular, neuroscience, oncology, and surgery, and has been widely recognized by the society.

　　Registration details

　　Contact information:

　　Jiang Jun13771758095

　　jjiang@evomt.com

　　Ji Yuxin 18001541117

　　yxji@evomt.com

　　Chen Jiahao 13771954400

　　jhchen@evomt.com