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Course Schedule (2022 Intake #1)

Dates *	Time	Training Details
1 to 3 November 2022	9.00am to 6.00pm	Training & Written Assessment
7 to 10 November 2022	9.00am to 6.00pm	Training & Written Assessment
11 November 2022	9.00am to 6.00pm	Role Play Assessment (scheduled at 30 mins per participant)

*Training dates are subject to changes

Assessment requirements

Participants are required to be assessed as "Competent" in all assessment activities. Details of the assessment arrangements and requirements will be provided by the trainer after the course starts.

Delivery Mode

This course will be delivered through synchronous e-Learning via Zoom. Course participants will receive the Zoom link at least a week before the first lesson.

Course Fees

	Singapore Citizen below 40 years old / PR		Singapore Citizen aged 40 and above		International Participants
	without GST	with GST	without GST	with GST	without GST	with GST
Self Sponsored	S$710.00a	S$809.40a	S$426.00c	S$525.40c	S$1,420.00	S$1,519.40
Non-SME Sponsored
SME-Sponsored	S$426.00b	S$525.40b

Up to 50% course fee funding
Up to 70% course fee funding under "Enhanced Training Support for SMEs (ETSS)"
Up to 70% course fee funding under "SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enchanced Subsidy (MCES)"

Click here for more information on SkillsFuture funding.

For SingHealth staff, please contact us for more information on the course fees.

Organisers

SingHealth Community Hospitals Office Of Learning (SCHOOL)
SingHealth Academy

Trainer

Assoc Prof Lee Kheng Hock

In 2006, Assoc Prof Lee set up the first hospital-based family medicine department in Singapore, providing both inpatient and transitional care services at the Singapore General Hospital. He is a pioneer in the field of integrated care, working towards creating a sustainable healthcare system for a rapidly ageing population. His work is validated by two landmark randomised control studies that proved the effectiveness of transitional care services in reducing unnecessary hospital utilisation.

Assoc Prof Lee teaches Family Medicine at the Duke-NUS Medical School Singapore. He incorporated patient-centred care and care integration into the Family Medicine curriculum. As the Director of Education of SingHealth Community Hospitals, he oversees clinical training of three community hospitals.

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