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Meet the doctor whose healthcare innovations are ‘out of this world’

WebSince assuming the role of GCTO in 2017 — a newly-created position — Prof Ngiam has been developing, sourcing, and deploying innovations for NUHS to put Singapore’s healthcare on the world map. 2018 — launch of Discovery AI. Jointly developed by NUHS and NUS, Discovery AI is one of the first secure data platforms that enables

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AI healthcare in NUHS receives boost from supercomputer

WebNamed Prescience, the petabyte-scale supercomputer is turning healthcare innovation at NUHS into reality, powering its array of AI-driven initiatives to boost delivery of care and improve operational efficiency. “This supercomputer will supercharge our AI projects and enable new capabilities such as genomics, digital imaging, robotics and

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Tackling healthcare’s climate impact through sustainable practices

WebHealthcare contributes up to 8 per cent of global carbon emissions in fact — more than shipping and aviation combined, according to Prof Nick Watts, Director of the Centre for Sustainable Medicine at National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS Medicine). While energy consumption is a part of it, the most carbon

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How to improve your healthcare experience with the NUHS App

Web5 Benefits of the NUHS App. 1. Save time with self-service appointment management. Patients can manage their appointments easily and quickly via the app without having to endure long wait times to speak with a Contact Centre agent. On the day of their appointment, patients can register and get their queue number upon arrival at the …

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Innovating to revolutionise nursing care NUHS+

WebInnovating to revolutionise nursing care. Technology has the potential to improve hospital operations, from reducing workload to enhancing patient care. Assistant Nurse Clinician Sophia Saw sheds light on the crucial role nurses can play in bringing these innovations to life. When she was just starting out in her nursing career, Sophia Saw

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Inside NUHS@Home NUHS

WebPublished on 28 September 2022. Community nurse Eve Ong takes us into NUHS@Home, where patients receive a mix of remote and at-home care. As a community nurse at National University Health System (NUHS), Ms Ong ordinarily attends to patients who are frail with chronic diseases, or those who require end-of-life care.. But since 2 years ago when the …

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Shorter hospital waiting times with artificial intelligence

WebShorter hospital waiting times with artificial intelligence. SHARE DOWNLOAD. Published on 7 March 2023. With the use of real-time data analysis, the ENDEAVOUR AI system is programmed to reduce hospital waiting time and improve efficiency. Designed to address the trend of rising hospital bed occupancy rates and wait time for patients requiring

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A video tribute to NUHS’ nurses

WebAnd as Singapore’s foremost academic health system, they inspire the next generation of nurses with NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies as part of our OneNUHS family. This video captures the spirit of excellence, innovation, research, learning and leadership of nurses at NUHS. We are OneNUHS nurses and we dare to be incredible!

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Tackling the risk of obesity in Singapore NUHS

WebPublished on 4 October 2021. The World Health Organization classifies obesity as a global epidemic – or ‘globesity’. The condition has been linked with either causing or aggravating a number of debilitating diseases, with COVID-19 being the latest addition to the long list of maladies. As the spotlight on obesity grows, many researchers

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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): Treatment NUHS

WebAttention deficit hyperactivity disorder, more commonly known as ADHD, is a mental health disorder that is typically identified by a string of persistent problems related to inattentiveness, impulsivity and hyperactivity. While most commonly cataloged in children (approximately 3% to 5% of them), ADHD research showed that adults can suffer from

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How to prevent falls among older adults NUHS

WebHere are some measures that can be implemented at home to provide a safer, fall-proof environment: Installing neon strips along high risk areas such as the edge of the stairs and raised curbs. Installing grab bars in areas like the toilet. Implementing non-slip floor coverings such as rubber mats in the toilet and kitchen. Installing night lights.

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How to manage time and work-life balance NUHS

Web1. study on work-life balance defined the concept as deeply individualistic and intrinsically connected to our personal objectives, describing it as ‘the individual perception that work and non-work activities are compatible and promote growth in accordance with an individual’s current life priorities.’. 1. Kalliath, T., & Brough, P. (2008).

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9 Great benefits of exercise for older adults NUHS

WebBuild stronger bones and reduce the risk of fractures in people who have osteoporosis. Lower the risk of dementia and other neuro-cognitive disorders, as well as improve brain function in terms of decision-making, attention, processing speed and memory. Ultimately, research shows that regular exercise – as little as 30 minutes a day, …

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Hope for infertility NUHS

WebDr Ong elaborated, “General measures to optimise fertility involve supplementation such as folic acid for the woman, regular exercise, maintaining a healthy body mass index (BMI 25 or less), balanced diet, smoking cessation and limiting alcohol intake to 1-2 units per week.”. Getting help for infertility The good news for couples who …

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Prostate cancer: What you need to know about the PSA test

WebA PSA test is useful to detect prostate cancer early. According to Dr Chan Ming Tow, Medical Officer, Department of Urology, National University Hospital, one in four men in Singapore have advanced disease by the time they are diagnosed with prostate cancer. Early screening and diagnosis with screening can help detect prostate cancer early.

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Is oat milk good for you

WebHeart-healthy and waistline-friendly Naturally low in fat and cholesterol. A good source of dietary fiber and iron. 5 essential nutrients Calcium, Vitamin D, Vitamin A, Riboflavin and Iron Calcium, Vitamin D, Phosphorus, Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Protein, Vitamin A, Niacin and Pantothenic Acid Ideal for vegans and those with lactose …

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Breastfeeding mothers get lactation support NUHS

WebPublished on 7 November 2022. National University Polyclinics now provide lactation support for breastfeeding mothers – get all the help you need if baby isn’t latching well! As we know, breastmilk is extremely beneficial to babies, bringing a host of health and developmental benefits for the child. These include passing on antibodies from

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