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Institute for Patient Safety & Quality
12 March 2021 Friday
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Seamless care under one roof Co-located with Sengkang Community Hospital
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Comprehensive range of medical facilities and services
Research for Better Patient Outcomes
Backed by expertise from SingHealth Bringing national specialty centres’ services closer to home
Date
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Venue
Host
1 September 2018 Saturday
9.00am - 4.00pm Lunch and Tea Break will be provided
Academia Auditorium 20 College Road Singapore 169856
Dr Cheong May Ann
points 2 CwMillEbe awarded
To register, please visit: https://bit.ly/2NS0LbQ
BENCH
TIME 0900 - 0915
Registration
0915 - 0930
Welcome
TOPIC
Associate Professor Ng Heng Joo
0930 - 0955
Targeted Therapies in Natural Killer/T-cell Lymphoma (NKTL)
Dr Ong Choon Kiat
0955 - 1020
Enabling Cell Therapy with Data-driven Biology
Dr Owen Rackham
1020 - 1045
Stem Cell Expansion and Transplantation along with Regulation of Haematopoiesis
1045 - 1100 1100 - 1125 1125 - 1150 1150 - 1215
BEDSIDE
Development of a Preclinical Therapeutic Platform for Blood Cancer Clinical Trials in Myeloma - A Singapore Perspective T and NK/T-cell Lymphoma Clinical Trials Updates
INSTITUTION
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Dr Chandramouli Nagarajan Dr Tiffany Tang
Other Lymphoma Trials
Dr Lee Yuh Shan
1240 - 1325
Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma: Bench to Bedside
Professor Phillipe Gaulard
1325 - 1330
Closing - Looking Into The Future
Dr Charles Chuah
1430 - 1600
L Bone Marrow Pathology Venue: Level 2-T2 Case-based Discussions for General Practitioners Venue: Level 1-S1
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Head, Department of Haematology Singapore General Hospital Lymphoma Genomic Translational Laboratory National Cancer Centre Singapore Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disorders Programme Duke-NUS Medical School Blood Cancer Laboratory National Cancer Centre Singapore
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1215 - 1240
1330 - 1430
WORKSHOP
SPEAKER(S)
Department of Haematology Singapore General Hospital Department of Haematology Singapore General Hospital Division of Medical Oncology National Cancer Centre Singapore Department of Haematology Singapore General Hospital Département de Pathologie et INSERM U955 (équipe 9) Hôpital Henri Mondor Department of Haematology Singapore General Hospital
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Professor Kikkeri N Naresh
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Various Speakers
Singapore General Hospital Sponsors
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Cancer Supportive & Survivorship Care VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2020
Cancer Supportive & Survivorship Care VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2020
Partnerships for Better Patient Care
Partnerships for Better Patient Care
Organised by:
Synopsis: Despite improvements in cancer survival, many patients experience ongoing physical and psychosocial problems from cancer and its treatments. A multidisciplinary approach to supportive and survivorship care is needed to meet the diverse needs of cancer patients.
07 nov 2020
Themed “Partnerships for Better Patient Care”, this year’s symposium encapsulates the need for healthcare professionals to work together across tertiary and community settings to better meet the care needs of cancer survivors.
SESSION 1 Healthcare Professionals Series
SESSION 2 Patients & Caregivers Series
Practical and Cutting-Edge Physical Therapy Solutions to Common Adverse Effects
Clinical Pearls in Adolescent and Young Adults Cancer
Complementary Therapies to Better Cope with Cancer Treatments
Dr Mothi B Ramalingam
Dr Eileen Poon Yi Ling
Dr Kiley Loh Wei-Jen
Associate Consultant Department of Rehabilitation Medicine Singapore General Hospital
Consultant Division of Medical Oncology National Cancer Centre Singapore
Physiotherapist Singapore Cancer Society
Dr Wong Chin Jung
Navigation for the Cancer Survivor
Nutrition for Cancer Survivors
The Facts & Fakes in Cancer Resources
Dr Lee Yee Mei
Dr Soong Yoke Lim
Ms Dawn Chia Hui Ming
Advanced Practice Nurse National University Cancer Institute, Singapore
Ms Verena Tan
Senior Consultant & Deputy Head Division of Radiation Oncology National Cancer Centre Singapore
Senior Resident Physician Division of Medical Oncology National Cancer Centre Singapore
Dr Chee Cheng Ean
Senior Consultant Department of Haematology-Oncology National University Cancer Institute, Singapore
Organised by:
07 nov 2020 SESSION 2 2.00pm – 5.00pm
(for patients & caregivers)
Click here to register. Registration is free.
(for patients & caregivers)
Senior Social Worker Singapore Cancer Society
Dr Rose Fok
Cancer Supportive & Survivorship Care VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2020
SESSION 2 2.00pm – 5.00pm
Dr Joan Khng
Managing the Long-Term Cancer Survivor in the Community
(for healthcare professionals)
Registration is free. CME/CPE points will be awarded.
Organised by:
Consultant Rehabilitation Medicine Tan Tock Seng Hospital
SESSION 1 8.30am – 12.30pm
Click here to register.
Partnerships for Better Patient Care
Ms Aw Hui Zhen
Consultant Division of Medical Oncology National Cancer Centre Singapore
Assistant Professor Dietetics and Nutrition Singapore Institute of Technology
(for healthcare professionals)
Exercising Through Cancer
The Utility of Mind-Body Interventions in Cancer Patients Senior Clinical Psychologist Psychology Service Woodlands Health Campus
SESSION 1 8.30am – 12.30pm
07 nov 2020
Multidisciplinary Approach to Complex Cases Panel Speakers
Registration is free. CME/CNE points will be awarded for session 1.
Cancer Supportive & Survivorship Care VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2020 Partnerships for Better Patient Care Organised by:
Click here to register. Registration is free CME & CNE points will be awarded for Session 1.
07 nov 2020 SESSION 1 8.30am – 12.30pm
(for healthcare professionals)
SESSION 2 2.00pm – 5.00pm
(for patients & caregivers)
CN YANG SCHOLARS PROGRAMME TEA PARTY 2019 Date
CN YANG SCHOLARS PROGRAMME
11 May 2019 (Saturday)
A*STAR’s Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC) provides leadership in high performance computing, modelling and simulation as a strategy resource for creating scientific breakthroughs and industry development.
Time 9.30 am to 1.00 pm Venue Nanyang Technological University, Singapore School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences 21 Nanyang Link, Level 3 MAS Atrium Singapore 637371
Welcome Address by Director & Deputy Director 10:00am – 10:10am | SPMS LT3 Sharing Session by Scholars 10:10am – 11:00am | SPMS LT3 • Overseas FYP (Engineering) • Overseas FYP (Science) • Overseas Learning Trip • Making & Tinkering Questions and Answers (Q&A) Lunch & Interaction Session 11:00am – 12:00pm | MAS Atrium Optional Tour: 12:00pm – 1:00pm • Making and Tinkering Lab • Crescent & Pioneer Hall End of Programme 1:00pm
We would like to invite you and your parents to join us for the CNYSP Tea Party. This session serves as a platform to hear more from our scholars as they share about their experiences in CN Yang Scholars Programme. You will also be able to join our scholars for the optional tour of the Making and Tinkering Lab as well as the Crescent & Pioneer Hall.
Click here to
Facing the Impact of COVID-19 as an Aviator The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented and widespread change to the aviation industry. To support aviators amid these challenging times, the Changi Aviation Medicine Centre (CAMC) and the Civil Aviation Medical Board (CAMB) have jointly brought together a line-up of medical experts and experienced aviation professionals to provide perspectives and practical tips to our pilot community.
30 September 2020 (Wednesday)
3.30pm – 5.00pm
Please click here to register. You will receive an email upon confirmation of your registration.
Dr Brian See
Director, Changi Aviation Medicine Centre, CGH Visiting Consultant, Occupational Health Service, CGH Adjunct Assistant Professor, NUS School of Public Health
08 MAY 2021 (SATURDAY) 10.00AM TO 1.00PM
VIA ZOOM
Speaker - FACING THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 AS AN AVIATOR
Captain Tan Boon Chin
Captain & Flight Instructor, Singapore Airlines Chairman, Pilot Advisory Group
COMPUTING SCIENCE
Speaker - THE IMPACT OF COVID-19: THE PILOTS’ PERSPECTIVE
Ms Rena Sivadas
10AM - 10.15AM Welcome address and live sharing by:
Principal Counsellor, Department of TRaCS, CGH
Speaker - WIND BENEATH MY WINGS - NOURISHING THE SELF BEFORE FLIGHT
Professor Fan Hongjin Director, CNYSP
10.15AM - 12PM Sharing by Scholars:
Overseas Final Year Project Overseas Learning Trip Making and Tinkering Research Attachment Peer Mentoring Programme 12PM - 1PM
Breakout rooms for Q&A
We would like to invite you to join us for our CNYSP Virtual Tea Party. This is a platform for you to hear more from our scholars about their experiences in the CN Yang Scholars Programme
Ms Delicia Ser
Managing Partner, Cydel Pte Ltd Aviation Psychologist, Travcon Pte Ltd
FLUID DYNAMICS
Speaker - OVERCOMING THE HIDDEN HUMAN FACTORS IMPACT OF COVID-19
ELECTRONICS AND PHOTONICS
Dr Lim Chau Sian
Director, Addiction Medicine Service, CGH Consultant, Department of Psychological Medicine, CGH Consultant, Department of Sleep Medicine, Science and Surgery, CGH Adjunct Assistant Professor, Duke-NUS Medical School
Panellist
Dr Wong Sheau Hwa
ENGINEERING MECHANICS
Deputy Chairman, Civil Aviation Medical Board, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Senior Consultant Aviation Medicine and Consultant Psychiatry, SAF Visiting Consultant, Psychiatry and Sleep Disorders Unit, SGH Visiting Consultant, Psychiatry and Aviation Medicine, CGH
Panel Moderator
to RSVP by 3 May 2021
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
For enquiries, please email alvin.chankw@ntu.edu.sg
by 3 May 2019
For enquiries, please email mjchan@ntu.edu.sg
SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE COMPUTING CNYSP Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cnyang-scholars/Pages/default.aspx
Zoom
www.a-star.edu.sg/ihpc
*Free shuttle bus will be provided between Pioneer MRT and NTU. More details about the free shuttle bus will be given after confirmation of attendance.
Registration 9:30am – 10:00am | MAS Atrium
Modelling, Simulation and Visualisation
For more information, please scan the QR code.
Please note that the webinar will be recorded for archiving and training purposes. For enquiries or more information, please contact Ivan (ivan_tan@cgh.com.sg) or Hazel (hazel_mok@cgh.com.sg)
Jointly organised by
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Research brings clinical medicine to life. It helps us constantly think of ways to improve our existing treatment and provide evidence-based care to patients.
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CANCERS
It’s gratifying and stimulating to be able to exercise creativity and piece together new discoveries that explain clinical observations, and have the opportunity to contribute to defining new treatment standards.
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TRANSLATING SCIENCE INTO SOLUTIONS FOR
It’s not easy to straddle two jobs – one as a doctor and the other as a scientist. But when the going gets tough, the tough must get going!
Despite the challenges, research enables us to better advise and manage our patients. And scientific discoveries are exciting!
CORNEAL DISEASES
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Research allows us to address unmet medical needs and find solutions to questions that currently do not have answers.
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METASTASIS AND DRUG RESISTANCE IN COLORECTAL CANCER Research gives me the unique opportunity to better understand the disease. It helps us to build on current knowledge and find answers to questions we face when treating patients.
TRANSLATING SCIENCE INTO SOLUTIONS FOR
CANCER
Research gives me an opportunity to ask why, and more often, why did it fail? But there are no setbacks in research, only learning opportunities!
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Assoc Prof Gemmy Cheung
Lead principal investigator of a $24 million NMRC Open Fund – Large Collaborative Grant Deputy Head & Senior Consultant, Medical Retina Department, Singapore National Eye Centre Clinician Investigator, Singapore Eye Research Institute
TRANSLATING SCIENCE INTO SOLUTIONS FOR
CARDIAC FIBROSIS
The discovery of DNA structures many years ago is bearing fruits for researchers even now. The discovery of new science is very important and can benefit healthcare now and in the future.
Prof Stuart Cook
Winner of the NMRC Singapore Translational Research Investigator Award Tanoto Foundation Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine Director, National Heart Research Institute Singapore Deputy Director (Clinical), SingHealth Duke-NUS Institute of Precision Medicine Professor and Programme Director, Programme in Cardiovascular & Metabolic Disorders, Duke-NUS Medical School
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LIVER CANCER
The best part of research is when we see tangible measures of success – grants, publications and improvements in patient outcomes. The worst is overcoming logistical hurdles.
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Dr Liu Yu-Chi
Winner of the NMRC Transition Award
Senior Consultant, Division of Medical Oncology, National Cancer Centre Singapore Adjunct Associate Professor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Oncology Academic Clinical Programme
Clinician Scientist, Singapore National Eye Centre/Singapore Eye Research Institute Instructor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences Academic Clinical Programme
Deputy Medical Director (Academic Affairs) and Senior Consultant, Department of Neurology, National Neuroscience Institute Professor, Programme in Neuroscience & Behavioural Disorders, Duke-NUS Medical School
TRANSLATING SCIENCE INTO SOLUTIONS FOR
TRANSLATING SCIENCE INTO SOLUTIONS FOR
TRANSLATING SCIENCE INTO SOLUTIONS FOR
VIRUS-INDUCED CANCERS When I started work on cancer immunology and immunotherapy in 1997, people warned me that I was committing career suicide. It’s only in the last 5 years that it really exploded as a very exciting and clinically impactful field in the war against cancer! When doing research, go with your gut and have lots of grit and gumption!
DRY EYES
Research keeps me optimistic when I see difficult patient cases. It brings hope that we are on the way to new discoveries to improve care.
Assoc Prof Toh Han Chong
Lead principal investigator of a $25 million NMRC Open Fund – Large Collaborative Grant and winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Senior Investigator
Assoc Prof Tong Hak Tien Louis
Winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Senior Investigator Senior Consultant, Division of Surgical Oncology, National Cancer Centre Singapore Professor and Course Director, Duke-NUS Medical School
Deputy Director (Education) and Senior Consultant, Department of Medical Onology, National Cancer Centre Singapore Academic Vice Chair (Education), SingHealth Duke-NUS Oncology Academic Clinical Programme
Senior Consultant, Department of Corneal and External Eye Disease, Singapore National Eye Centre Head, Research Training & Development and Ocular Surface Research Group, Singapore Eye Research Institute Associate Professor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences Academic Clinical Programme
Prof Pierce Chow
Prof Tan Eng King
Winner of the NMRC Singapore Translational Research Investigator Award
Winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Investigator
Winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Senior Investigator
KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS Sometimes, the research you do might seem like a small step, but even that contributes to science. Perseverance and optimism are needed.
Asst Prof Katy Leung Ying Ying
Asst Prof Yeo Joo Guan
Dr Clarinda Chua Wei Ling
Assoc Prof Darren Lim Wan Teck
Winner of the NMRC Transition Award
Winner of the NMRC Transition Award
Winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Investigator
Consultant, Division of Medicine, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Assistant Professor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Paediatrics Academic Clinical Programme
Consultant, Division of Medical Oncology, National Cancer Centre Singapore Adjunct Instructor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Oncology Academic Clinical Programme
Clinical & Scientific Director, SingHealth Investigational Medicine Unit Senior Consultant, Division of Medical Oncology, National Cancer Centre Singapore Associate Professor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Oncology Academic Clinical Programme
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Research allows me to appreciate the entire spectrum of the disease state from the molecular level to the gross pathology, and to witness the translation of findings into clinical strategies that benefit patients.
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PERITONEAL CANCER
The best part of research is that the sky’s the limit, but the worst part is that the sky is not clear. Setbacks happen daily, but we remind ourselves that the medical world needs solutions to help patients.
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Clinicians have to be keen observers who are quick to question ‘why’ when patients’ conditions and treatments do not behave as expected. Research gives me the ability to find out why.
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Winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Investigator
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Winner of the NMRC Clinician Scientist Award – Investigator
Senior Consultant, Department of Rheumatology & Immunology, Singapore General Hospital Assistant Professor, SingHealth Duke-NUS Medicine Academic Clinical Programme
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