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Patients. As the largest healthcare group in Singapore, we are a leader in healthcare and Academic Medicine. The SingHealth and Duke-NUS Academic Medicine partnership builds on the collective clinical strengths of the SingHealth Group with Duke-NUS’ research and medical education capabilities. Together, we create a vibrant academic nexus for new discoveries, learning and care innovation – and bring it to where it matters most: Our Patients. We welcome you to our social media platforms where we share healthcare information and the latest news from SingHealth. To help ensure that online interaction remains meaningful and constructive for everyone, we regularly monitor these spaces and we ask that you follow these social media community guidelines when participating on our social media channels.

1. Please do not post spam or advertisements.
2. Please do not evaluate, endorse or recommend any particular healthcare provider, medication or treatment.
3. Be respectful of other members of the community. Please do not post any inappropriate content.
4. We reserve the right to edit and/or remove any content we deem as inappropriate or objectionable, and to block or ban users who violate these social media community guidelines. The following are examples of content, including comments, posts, images and videos, which may be removed:
a. Cyber-bullying, abusive, hurtful or defamatory comments (i.e. making negative personal comments about a fellow commenter). Violation of the privacy of our patients and/or their families/next-of-kin/caregivers, and/or our employees; by disclosing personal data such as their names, NRIC numbers, telephone numbers, addresses or medical information. c. Off-topic and redundant comments. This includes promotion of events, groups, pages, websites, organisations and programmes not related to or affiliated with our organisation. d. Vulgarities, offensive language or “hate speech” (e.g. on topics such as politics, race, ethnicity, religion or gender). e. Content that infringes copyright or which may contain confidential or proprietary information. f. Fake news, falsehoods and “doxxing”. While we try to be prompt, we cannot always assure a timely response. We seek your understanding under such circumstances. We are not able to facilitate medical advice on social media. Medical advice and subsequent treatment can only be rendered after a clinical assessment of one’s condition. Information posted by administrators, participants or any third-parties (e.g. commenters) should not be considered as medical advice. Any information posted on our social media platforms is not intended to replace consultation with qualified physicians or other qualified healthcare professionals. All links to other websites from our social media sites, pages or groups are provided as a service to users. These do not constitute endorsement from us and we are not responsible for the content of external websites, pages and groups. By submitting content to our social media pages (e.g. in the form of wall posts, photos, comments, etc), you understand that this information is publicly accessible, and that we may use this information in our publications and other communications. Please note that other participants may use any information/comments that you post. If you do not wish to have your information published or used by another party, please do not post it. By participating on our social media channels, you agree to abide by the community guidelines stated above. We believe that the guidelines will help us to do our part in building an online community that is beneficial to all.

Sign up NOW for a 1-day public health forum by SingHealth specialists for 50s, 60s and beyond!Hear from specialists acro...
23/02/2026

Sign up NOW for a 1-day public health forum by SingHealth specialists for 50s, 60s and beyond!

Hear from specialists across our institutions as they share practical insights on common health conditions such as eye and heart health, diabetes, muscle frailty, back pain, and cancer. Participants can also take part in interactive Q&A sessions and gain useful tips to support healthy and active ageing.

👉 Interested? Click here for more details: https://for.sg/singhealthpublicforum-lovinglife

Singapore General Hospital
Changi General Hospital (CGH)
Sengkang General Hospital
KK Women's and Children's Hospital
National Cancer Centre Singapore
National Heart Centre Singapore
National Neuroscience Institute
Singapore National Eye Centre / Singapore Eye Research Institute

⚡ FINAL CALL: Your healthcare leadership adventure starts RIGHT NOW!From boardrooms to patient bedsides – define tomorro...
20/02/2026

⚡ FINAL CALL: Your healthcare leadership adventure starts RIGHT NOW!
From boardrooms to patient bedsides – define tomorrow’s medicine as a Healthcare Management Executive! 🚀

Whether you connected with us at the career fairs at Singapore Management University, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore or National University of Singapore or you're discovering the HME Programme for the first time, here's what's in store:
- Experience diverse rotations spanning from frontline operations to corporate strategy
- Lead meaningful projects that directly transform patient care
- Build expertise through elective modules and cross-functional attachments

You'll join a supportive network of healthcare leaders across Singapore's largest public healthcare cluster – a professional community that grows with you.

The genuine enthusiasm and thoughtful questions we heard from you this week reminded us why this programme matters. Every conversation reinforced that healthcare's future depends on passionate individuals ready to make a real difference.

Start your leadership journey with us: 👉 https://for.sg/shhqhme 🧡

Applications close 23 February 2026. The future of healthcare is in your hands! 🙌

Patients getting their MRI scans at the newly opened SingHealth MRI Centre at Dunearn Village will not only spend less t...
16/02/2026

Patients getting their MRI scans at the newly opened SingHealth MRI Centre at Dunearn Village will not only spend less time in the machines, but be in a more relaxed environment too.

Opened in partnership with United Imaging Healthcare (UIH), the Centre features three new MRI machines that are integrated with advanced AI tech that cuts scan times by up to 25%. Two of the three machines also feature the ultra-wide 75cm bore – the industry’s largest MRI bore to date – improving patient comfort, reducing anxiety through the larger space and accommodating a broader range of body sizes.

These deeply human-centred elements are part of our philosophy to combine advanced diagnostic imaging technologies with elevated patient experience. Click in for more details.

Join us on 7 March 2026, 9-11 am, to learn how sleep changes with age, pick up practical sleep tips, explore myofunction...
16/02/2026

Join us on 7 March 2026, 9-11 am, to learn how sleep changes with age, pick up practical sleep tips, explore myofunctional therapy exercises and hear about the latest surgical treatment options for snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea!

Register now at https://for.sg/world-sleep-day-pf2026 and take charge of your sleep this World Sleep Day!

13/02/2026

Timing and aptitude. Two qualities that define transformative impact.

The late Khoo Teck Puat embodied both—seeing what was needed before others did and taking bold action to make it happen.

His legacy continues with a historic $135 million gift from his Estate to SingHealth. This transformative donation will fuel breakthroughs across ten key areas, from AI-powered diagnostics to community wellness programmes that meet patients where they live, work and play.

Watch how we're honouring this legacy.

Find out more here: https://for.sg/unlocking-medicines-next-frontier-how-estate-khoo-teck-puat-pcmdc

Video Credit:
Population Health segment partly filmed at NTUC Health
Active Ageing Centre (Redhill), with amazing volunteers from Youth Corps Singapore supporting our cognitive programme.

Special thanks to Dementia Singapore and the Community Psychogeriatric Programme from Changi General Hospital (CGH) for their expertise in designing the curriculum.

12/02/2026

Whether you connected with our Nurses, Pharmacists, or Allied Health Professionals at the MOHH Healthcare Scholarships Fair – this is just the start of your healthcare journey.

As Singapore's largest public healthcare cluster, we offer unparalleled opportunities to specialise, innovate, and make a real difference in patients' lives. Our healthcare professionals of different talents and pathways are united with the same passion for .

Come join us and shape the future of healthcare.

Kickstart your scholarship journey here: 👉 https://www.healthcarescholarships.sg/ 🧡

Have an idea where you can contribute? Sign up for our sponsorships or employment here: 👉 https://form.gov.sg/606c15f93d226f00117db492 🧡

Be inspired. Be empowered. Be part of something bigger. ✨

A closer look at our story 🔍The SingHealth 25th Anniversary mural by The Fishtank by RippleRoot isn't just beautiful fro...
11/02/2026

A closer look at our story 🔍

The SingHealth 25th Anniversary mural by The Fishtank by RippleRoot isn't just beautiful from afar - it's in the intricate details where our true story lives. We’re taking you on a journey through the icons and elements that make this artwork so meaningful.

Each detail represents a piece of our heritage, our values, and our commitment to the communities we serve. From institutional icons to nature's symbols of healing, every brushstroke has purpose.

Ready to discover what you might have missed on your first glance? Let's explore together.

We're immensely proud to share that Singapore General Hospital has been recognised as  #10 among the World's Strongest H...
11/02/2026

We're immensely proud to share that Singapore General Hospital has been recognised as #10 among the World's Strongest Hospital Brands for 2026 and 2nd globally for Care score.

SGH is Singapore’s oldest and largest tertiary hospital, with a history spanning more than 200 years. According to Brand Finance research, SGH is rated highly as an ‘organisation that medical professionals are proud to have trained or worked at’, and among Singaporean hospitals, performs competitively on ‘attracts top medical student applications’ and offers a ‘leading medical training programme’.(Source: https://brandirectory.com/reports/hospitals)

What truly warms our hearts is knowing this recognition reflects the extraordinary dedication of our colleagues. True strength lies not just in clinical excellence, but in the trust, compassion and outcomes we deliver for every patient. Patients. At the Heart of All We Do.🧡

We visualize the top hospital brands of 2026 based on rankings from Brand Finance, who looked at various factors to determine brand strength.

Healthcare careers go beyond what you might expect.Our nurses don't just provide bedside care – they lead multidisciplin...
04/02/2026

Healthcare careers go beyond what you might expect.

Our nurses don't just provide bedside care – they lead multidisciplinary teams and conduct research.

Our pharmacists collaborate on complex clinical decisions and drive clinical innovations.

Our allied health professionals use cutting-edge technology to transform lives.

At SingHealth, we're redefining what it means to build a meaningful career. Whether you're just beginning to explore your options or ready to take the next step, we'd love to show you the possibilities that await.

Get inspired at the Healthcare Scholarships Fair! Here’s your chance to learn more about our diverse healthcare professions and careers.

Register now: https://for.sg/singhealthhsf2026

What’s on:
💬 Exhibition booths: Speak with our friendly representatives to learn about our careers, scholarships, and sponsorships
🎙️ Scholars in Conversation Panel Dialogue: Hear firsthand from our SingHealth scholars about their journeys
🧐 Myth‑Busting with SingHealth: Debunk misconceptions about healthcare professions and sponsorships
🔍 Job Exploration: Meet a podiatrist and a nurse as they share about their day‑to‑day activities

Bonus:
❓Pop Mart Mystery Toy Lucky Draw (exclusive to “Myth‑Busting with SingHealth” participants)
🔵 DIY Button Badge Making – Create your own custom SingHealth badge at our booth
🎁 And other premium gifts!

📍 Suntec Singapore | 🗓 7 Feb 2026 | 🕒 10 am to 4 pm | SingHealth booth

🎓Calling all graduating students! Ready to shape the future of healthcare?Define tomorrow's medicine with  's Healthcare...
02/02/2026

🎓Calling all graduating students! Ready to shape the future of healthcare?

Define tomorrow's medicine with 's Healthcare Management Executive (HME) Programme! 🏥

👉 What's in it for you?
Diverse rotations every 2-3 years
Exposure to various aspects of public healthcare operations
Leadership opportunities in impactful projects
Holistic view of healthcare through elective modules and attachments

Gareth, who joined the HME programme 9 years ago, shares: "The HME programme kickstarted my career with SingHealth, giving me the chance to explore diverse departments and grow in ways I never imagined. Each rotation brought fresh challenges and invaluable learning opportunities that continue to shape my healthcare leadership journey!"

⏰Ready to begin a rewarding journey in healthcare? Visit https://for.sg/shhqhme to apply today. Applications close 23 February 2026.

❗ Meet us in person! We're bringing the excitement to your campus at the upcoming career fairs below. Visit the booth and discover why a career with Singapore's largest public healthcare cluster could be your perfect next step:
📍 SMU: 6 February 2026, Friday | 2.30pm-5.30pm | SMU Yong Pung How School of Law Hall, Basement 1
📍 NUS: 12 February 2026, Thursday | 10am-5pm | Stephen Riady Centre, University Town

🔗 For more updates, follow us on Instagram and TikTok:

30/01/2026

While patients see seamless care and world-class treatment, there's an entire digital ecosystem working tirelessly in the background. From AI-powered diagnostics that enhance clinical decisions to intelligent automation that streamlines operations, we're building an integrated digital ecosystem that reimagines healthcare delivery. 🛠️

At SingHealth, we're not just adopting digital tools. We’re transforming how we deliver healthcare, putting both innovation and patients at the heart of all we do. 🧡

Our researchers from Singapore General Hospital, SingHealth Polyclinics and Duke-NUS Medical School studied how weather,...
29/01/2026

Our researchers from Singapore General Hospital, SingHealth Polyclinics and Duke-NUS Medical School studied how weather, air quality, monsoons, haze and cultural festivals in Singapore affect asthma-related emergency department visits.

Find out more below!

Fluctuations in weather and air quality can significantly affect asthma control.

Researchers from Singapore General Hospital SingHealth Polyclinics and Duke-NUS Medical School evaluated the association between asthma-related emergency department (ED) visits and weather, air quality, monsoons, haze, and cultural festivals in Singapore. They performed a retrospective observational study on patients with asthma seen across the public healthcare continuum between 2016-2024.

Their findings concluded that Pollution Standards Index (PSI)-ED association peaked on the same day of exposure but was no longer significant after adjusting for demographic and clinical factors. However, pollution-linked festivals such as Qingming, Hungry Ghost, and Mid-Autumn festivals where incense burning is prevalent, asthma ED visits nearly doubled even though PSI increased only marginally. Transboundary haze, and the Northeast monsoon were associated with increased asthma ED visits.

Read more on BMJ Open: https://bit.ly/45mf3vj


AMC researchers involved: Ming Ren Toh, Xingdi Wen, Gerald Xuan Zhong Ng, Adam Quek Rop Fun, Puan Youxin, Liesel Fong, Jun Tian Wu, Marcus Eng Hock Ong, David Bruce Matchar, Ngiap Chuan Tan, Chian Min Loo, Mariko Siyue Koh, Shao Wei Lam.

Collaborators: Aziz Sheikh (University of Oxford, UK)

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For appointments, visit https://www.singhealth.com.sg/patient-care/patient-visitor-info/appointments For career opportunities, visit http://www.singhealth.com.sg/Careers/ Patients. At the heart of all we do. As the largest healthcare group in Singapore, we are a leader in healthcare and Academic Medicine. Millions of patients trust us with their lives every year. The SingHealth and Duke-NUS Academic Medicine partnership builds on the collective clinical strengths of the SingHealth Group with Duke-NUS’ research and medical education capabilities. Together, we create a vibrant academic nexus for new discoveries, learning and care innovation – and bring it to where it matters most: Our Patients. We welcome you to our social media platforms where we share healthcare information and the latest news from SingHealth. To help ensure that online interaction remains meaningful and constructive for everyone, we regularly monitor these spaces and we ask that you follow these social media community guidelines when participating on our social media channels. 1. Please do not post spam or advertisements. 2. Please do not evaluate, endorse or recommend any particular healthcare provider, medication or treatment. 3. Be respectful of other members of the community. Please do not post any inappropriate content. 4. We reserve the right to edit and/or remove any content we deem as inappropriate or objectionable, and to block or ban users who violate these social media community guidelines. The following are examples of content, including comments, posts, images and videos, which may be removed: a. Cyber-bullying, abusive, hurtful or defamatory comments (i.e. making negative personal comments about a fellow commenter). b. Violation of the privacy of our patients and/or their families/next-of-kin/caregivers, and/or our employees; by disclosing personal data such as their names, NRIC numbers, telephone numbers, addresses or medical information. c. Off-topic and redundant comments. This includes promotion of events, groups, pages, websites, organisations and programmes not related to or affiliated with our organisation. d. Vulgarities, offensive language or “hate speech” (e.g. on topics such as politics, race, ethnicity, religion or gender). e. Content that infringes copyright or which may contain confidential or proprietary information. f. Fake news, falsehoods and “doxxing”. While we try to be prompt, we cannot always assure a timely response. We seek your understanding under such circumstances. We are not able to facilitate medical advice on social media. Medical advice and subsequent treatment can only be rendered after a clinical assessment of one’s condition. Information posted by administrators, participants or any third-parties (e.g. commenters) should not be considered as medical advice. Any information posted on our social media platforms is not intended to replace consultation with qualified physicians or other qualified healthcare professionals. All links to other websites from our social media sites, pages or groups are provided as a service to users. These do not constitute endorsement from us and we are not responsible for the content of external websites, pages and groups. By submitting content to our social media pages (e.g. in the form of wall posts, photos, comments, etc), you understand that this information is publicly accessible, and that we may use this information in our publications and other communications. Please note that other participants may use any information/comments that you post. If you do not wish to have your information published or used by another party, please do not post it. By participating on our social media channels, you agree to abide by the community guidelines stated above. We believe that the guidelines will help us to do our part in building an online community that is beneficial to all.