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Centre for Health Services Research

Enduring Insights, Empowering Solutions

  

ACCORDING to Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (2002), health services research examines how people get access to health care, how much care costs are incurred, and what happens to patients as a result of this care. The main goals of health services research are to identify the most effective ways to organize, manage, finance, and deliver high quality care; reduce medical errors; and improve patient safety.

Since its establishment in 2006, SingHealth Centre for Health Services Research (CHSR) works closely with clinicians, administrators and healthcare organizations as well as industry and other partners to provide pragmatic and insightful healthcare solutions. This collaborative approach ensures that solutions are both effective and efficient; yielding high-quality research that guides subsequent interventions that are cost-effective and practical. On the whole, the research that CHSR has undertaken can be broadly categorized into four main domains.


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Economic evaluation is a comparative analysis of alternative courses of action in terms of both their costs and consequences.

Health technology covers any method used to promote health, prevent and treat disease and improve rehabilitation or long-term care.

Operations research 
includes optimization, simulation, decision analysis and computational skills, and plays an important role in modern medicine, life sciences and healthcare.

Outcomes research forms the bridge linking the endpoints of practices and interventions with their effectiveness.





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Recent Projects

Recent Projects



1.  Oh HC, Chow WL, Wong JA and Tan MC, Enhancement of SGH Outpatient Pharmacy patient experience with aid of discrete event simulation, Funding Agency: Singhealth Foundation, 2010.

2.  Oh HC, Phua TB, Choa G and Chow PY, Enhancement of patient care at SGH Department of Emergency Medicine via resource reallocation and discrete-event simulatio, Funding Agency: MOH HQI2F, 2011.

3.  Kee TYS, Ong SC, Chow WL, Lim J, Goh A, Lim C, Ow Yang LM, Erh J and Tee PS, The clinical and psychosocial impact of living kidney donation, Funding Agency: National Kidney Foundation, 2011.
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