The Centre for Healthcare Innovation (CHI) is an open learning platform to co-learn and co-create, driving healthcare innovation and workforce transformation.
Dr Maliki Osman, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, Second Minister for Education and Foreign Affairs, shares with us 5 WAYS TO RALLY A COMMUNITY IN A PANDEMIC! Read the story here: https://t.co/MGnctgS310
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Prof Annie Koh, VP for Business Development at the @sgSMU Singapore Management University, shares her thoughts on leadership lessons, and the social economic shifts to expect in a post pandemic world. https://t.co/4GhsnanZ3u
How can establishments reinvent themselve during a crisis? Hear it from Jeannie Lim, Assistant Chief Executive, Policy and Planning Group, @stb_sg Singapore Tourism Board. https://t.co/QQP5gsSNRw
What are the consideration you need to make when designing for healthcare? And what does it take to be a good designer and entrepreneur? Let Low Cheaw Hwei, Head of Design for @Philips (Asia), tell you.
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Singapore’s National Healthcare Group (NHG), Group Chief Clinical Informatics Officer Eric Wong’s team are augmenting traditional methods with tech to ensure easier lives for patients with chronic disease.
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What do investors look out for before they invest in an innovation? And what are the dos and don'ts for innovators striking out as entrepreneurs? Srikanth Nott, Director of Cowrie Capital shares.
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It's Day Two of CHI INNNOVATE WEBINAR! We're just about 10 minutes away from our Centrestage event! Let's hear it from Dr Maliki! https://t.co/R3PVKpJE7H via @FacebookWatch#theCHIfactor#CHIINNOVATE
First, at the individual level to build stronger engagement, and then on a team level for better teams, and then at the network level where we can work with our partners and beyond our silos. Relationships empower innovations in a crisis. @efsoh#chiinnovate#theCHIfactor
But beyond innovation, we need to be able to build relationships, and it is what happens in between crisis that allows us to build the relationships that will help us through the crisis. And this has to be built on all levels. @efsoh#theCHIfactor#chiinnovate#innovations
It also enables us to “Learn-As-We Do”, and this allows us to better respond to an evolving situation such as a crisis or outbreak.
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With crisis comes the real opportunity for real world innovation at scale and at pace. It also gives the opportunity to listen and understand the staff’s needs and challenges. @efsoh#chiinnovate#theCHIfactor#innovations
He @efsoh added that the recently developed National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) has also given us new capabilities and capacities in order to respond more effectively to this outbreak.
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Adj Prof @efsoh Eugene Fidelis Soh, CEO of @TTSH Tan Tock Seng Hospital, shared that we are better prepared this time, and have put in lessons learnt from SARS and previous outbreaks into the outbreak management response plan.
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Second, Zero Plastic Waste.
In giving out hand sanitisers to 1.6M households, the Foundation did not want to generate 1.6M new plastic bottles in the process.
A total of 20,000 volunteers stepped forward to be onsite to support the distribution efforts at 109 Community Centres and 16 CapitaLand Malls, all across Singapore. Singapore Post also helped with delivery of pamphlets and Singapore Power manned the call centres.