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Singhealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre SingHealth Group Overall Key Figures & Statistics Outram Road, Singapore 169608 11 Hospital Drive, Singapore 169610 11 Third Hospital Drive, Singapore 168751 MANPOWER Tel: 6222 3332 www.sgh.com.sg Tel: 6436 8000 www.nccs.com.sg Tel: 6227 7255 www.snec.com.sg Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others Health Health Health Health TOTAL 2,783 171 8,186 4,361 7,197 22,698 1,206 0 4,329 1,893 2,543 9,971 191 0 168 392 357 1,108 125 0 263 134 309 831 Size Workload per annum Workload per annum KEY FIGURES 1,785 Beds (as at end Mar) 9,588 Day Surgeries 42,220 Day Surgeries 151,933 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances 341,815 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances 2017 SingHealth - Overall Workload per annum 80,817 Inpatients Size 45,206 Day Surgeries 3,165 Beds (as at end Mar) 47,022 Inpatient Surgeries 5 Second Hospital Avenue, Singapore 168938 167 Jalan Bukit Merah, Tower 5, #15-10, Workload per annum 724,480 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances Singapore 150167 Tel: 6324 8802 www.ndcs.com.sg 167,599 Inpatients 128,660 Accident & Emergency Attendances Tel: 6236 4800 polyclinic.singhealth.com.sg 122,541 Day Surgeries 73,699 Inpatient Surgeries Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL 1,963,945 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances Health Health 316,708 Accident & Emergency Attendances 100 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 229899 0 140 14 66 250 470 195 17 295 180 483 1,170 251,306 Dental Attendances Tel: 6225 5554 www.kkh.com.sg 344,309 Dental Procedures Workload per annum Workload per annum 1,900,964 Polyclinic Attendances Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL 9,813 Day Surgeries 1,900,964 Polyclinic Attendances SingHealth Duke-NUS Health 198,839 Dental Attendances 52,051 Dental Attendances 202,067 Dental Procedures 140,633 Dental Procedures 696 12 1,989 896 1,358 4,951 Size Academic Medical Centre Institution Key Figures 848 Beds (as at end Mar) 5 Hospital Drive Road, Singapore 169609 5 Lorong Napiri, Singapore 547530 Workload per annum Tel: 6704 8000 www.nhcs.com.sg Tel: 6248 5755 www.bvh.org.sg & Statistics 73,190 Inpatients 12,712 Day Surgeries 19,754 Inpatient Surgeries Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others Health TOTAL Health TOTAL 564,736 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances 31 Third Hospital Avenue, #03-03 Bowyer Block C, Singapore 168753 178,747 Accident & Emergency Attendances 106 0 501 339 394 1,340 22 0 169 49 204 444 Overview 2016/2017 Tel: 6225 0488 www.singhealth.com.sg Size Size 185 Beds (as at end Mar) 317 Beds (as at end Mar) Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL Health 378 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159964 Workload per annum Workload per annum Tel: 6472 2000 www.sengkanghealth.com.sg 0 0 13 84 870 967 9,535 Inpatients 1,614 Inpatients 1,947 Day Surgeries Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others 5,946 Inpatient Surgeries Note: Health TOTAL Bright Vision Hospital is part of SingHealth Community Hospitals, along with Sengkang Community 121,821 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances Hospital (expected completion: 2018) and Outram Community Hospital (expected completion: 2020) 8 College Road, Singapore 169857 156 1 575 240 504 1,476 Tel: 6516 7666 www.duke-nus.edu.sg Size 347 Beds (as at end Mar) MD Students 11 Jalan Tan Tock Seng, Singapore 308433 Tel: 6357 7153 www.nni.com.sg 265 Including 19 students enrolled in Integrated Biology Workload per annum and Medicine (IBM) PhD programme, and 3 IBM 4,057 Inpatients PhD graduates 1,055 Day Surgeries Medical Dental Nursing Allied Others TOTAL 977 Health PhD (Integrated Biology and Medicine) Students Inpatient Surgeries 60 Including 19 students enrolled in MD programme 10,978 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances 108 0 40 139 130 417 9,301 Accident & Emergency Attendances Full-Time and Adjunct Faculty in Research 416 Dental Attendances Workload per annum >1,300 and Education 1,609 Dental Procedures 48,182 Specialist Outpatient Clinic Attendances Note: Figures reflected are as at 31 March 2017 SKH started operations at Alexandra Hospital on 11 August 2015 With the restructuring of Singapore’s public healthcare, in January 2018, the Eastern SOC and surgical operations on 20 January 2016 Dental services on 1 February 2016 Health Alliance will integrate with SingHealth. This move will see Changi General Emergency services on 4 April 2016 Hospital joining our Academic Medical Centre. About us Research Education The SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre draws on the Staffing Nursing Advancing Education for Clinical Excellence collective strengths of Singapore Health Services (SingHealth) and CY16 CY15 FY14 Duke-NUS Medical School to drive the transformation of healthcare and provide affordable, accessible and quality healthcare. Average number of students per day in 2016 200 396 42 As an Academic Medical Centre, the convergence of clinical care, 12 42 Number of Presentations 126 82 103 Medical Nursing Allied Health & Pharmacy education and research enables us to pursue innovations to deliver STaR Cluster and Number of Publications 35 27 17 better care to our patients. Investigator Faculty Clinician Awardees Scientists Number of Research Projects 41 46 26 As the largest Sponsoring Institution for Residency Programmes in Singapore, we have (with nurses as principal investigators) – 23 ACGME-I Quantum of Grants Awarded S$ 133, 852 109, 163 195, 782 Residents accredited and 294 enrolled in 11 JCST accredited 20 >1,000 34 programmes programmes Clinician Clinician Scientist Investigators Allied Health Professionals Awardees • 219 New Residents • 1,428 Faculty • 138 Residents graduated from SingHealth Residency 29 >295 Allied Health Professionals Involved In Research Transition Other Principal >200 Awardees Investigators Leading Projects FY16 FY15 FY14 17MOUs >254 hours of forged with Total number Number of Papers Published 106 134 94 Medical of researchers Educational Oral Health Specialists leading projects 692 Grants Received S$ 783, 710 633, 550 1, 747, 385 >190 Institutions Education programmes came to us for for the Allied conducted for Fellowship and short-term Health Profession Dental Officers, clinical attachments to date Residents and Clinicians Research Achievements SingHealth is the largest healthcare provider in Singapore, attending to more than 7 National Awards (SingHealth & Duke-NUS) Publication in International A joint institute by Duke-NUS and SingHealth, AM•EI enhances the capabilities of each and every educator, Peer-Reviewed Journals • National Research Foundation Investigator Award to build the teaching pipeline and better groom generations of healthcare professionals. % FY07 - CY16 (Jan 2007 - Dec 2016) of the Nation’s >$56,000 AM•EI Education Grants awarded to innovative • President’s Science & Technology Medal >2,700 members 40 Patient Load curricular programmes +42% participants at 73 Education OUR VISION • President’s Science Award SingHealth Grand Rounds and Faculty Development $56,000 from the Tan Yew Hock Faculty Development Fund Defining Tomorrow’s Medicine >9, 610 utilised to support 135 Nursing and Allied Health Professionals With our • President’s Science Award, Team (2) Workshops OUR MISSION Duke-NUS Clinicial >3, 970 Care to Heal. Educate to Empower. Innovate to Advance. • President’s Technology Award, Team (2) Recognising Specialties Residency in SingHealth Excels! Outstanding OUR COMMON PURPOSE 42 (RiSE) Awards Outstanding we deliver Educators educators comprehensive, Residency faculty and conferred the OUR CORE VALUES 10 multidisciplinary and top-performing residents Competitive Funding SingHealth & Duke-NUS (FY07 - CY16) >S$1.2B Grants AM•EI Golden Apple Awards Compassion. Integrity. Collaboration. integrated care. 296 awarded in 2016 Singapore Health Services 31 Third Hospital Avenue, #03-03 Bowyer Block C, Singapore 168753 | Tel: +65 62250488 | www.singhealth.com.sg.
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