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8 October 2021, Thursday – Friday SHBC2021 PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 7 – 8 October 2021, Thursday – Friday Virtual Day 1 (7 Oct 2021, Thu) Virtual Day 2 (8 Oct 2021, Fri) Block 1 Brave New World of Healthcare Block 4 Stratifying Health Care Showcase on Medical Session 1: Session 6: Opening Ceremony + Keynote + Panel Discussion Plenary + Panel Discussion Humanities 0900-1015 0900-1015 4A 4B 4C The Think Improving Surgical Appreciating Project: Session 7: Metabolic Outcomes: Multimorbidity: A Dialogues in 1045-1200 Health & Diabetic Journeys from Session 2: Incentivising Health / Preventive Care Gamechanger for Medical 1100-1215 • Plenary + Panel Discussion Management Isolation to Primary Care Humanities Collaboration Session 8: GP Symposium 1200-1300 Block 2 What We Learnt from COVID-19? Block 5 Innovation in Clinical Care 2A 2B 2C 2D 5A 5B 5C 5D Palliative Care: Session 3: How Science and How We Communicating a Session 9: NCID: Mobility, Frailty & Animation, 1300-1415 Research Impacted Engineered to Pandemic in the 1300-1415 Biologics Mental Are We Falls: Optimise to Rehabilitation, Policy and Practice in Deal with Age of Social Revolution in Skin Health There Yet? Maximise Collaboration & the Pandemic COVID-19 Media Digitalization Session 4: Session 10: Plenary + Panel Discussion Plenary + Panel Discussion 1445-1600 1445-1600 Block 3 Education Session 5: Showcase on Technological Tools in Education 1600-1715 SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 1 of 15 Programme on Day 1: 7 October 2021, Thursday Block 1: Brave New World of Healthcare Session 1: 0900 – 1015hrs # Programme Speaker/Panellist Welcome Address Prof Philip Choo 1 (10min) Group Chief Executive Officer, National Healthcare Group Mr Masagos Zulkifli Keynote Lecture: Minister for Social and Family Development, Ministry of 2 Community, Family & Health Social and Family Development (20min) Second Minister for Health, Ministry for Health Moderator: TBC A/Prof Kenneth Mak Director of Medical Services, Ministry of Health Panel Discussion: Reinventing the 3 Continuum of Healthcare Prof Philip Choo (35min) Group Chief Executive Officer, National Healthcare Group Associate Professor Jeremy Lim Associate Professor, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore Block 1: Brave New World of Healthcare Session 2: 1100 – 1215hrs # Programme Speaker/Panellist Plenary: Health of Our Nation Dr Derrick Heng 1 (30 mins) Deputy Director of Medical Services (Public Health Group), Ministry of Health Moderator: Ms Salma Khalik Senior Health Correspondent The Straits Times Dr Derrick Heng Deputy Director of Medical Services (Public Health Group), Ministry of Health Panel Discussion: Incentivising Health 2 / Preventive Care Mr Zee Yoong Kang (45 mins) Chief Executive Officer, Health Promotion Board Dr Alan Ong Medical Director, AIA Singapore Dr Joanne Yoong Senior Economist and Director, University of Southern California; Founder and CEO, Research for Impact Singapore SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 2 of 15 Programme on Day 1: 7 October 2021, Thursday Block 2: What We Learnt from COVID-19? Session 3: 1300 – 1415hrs Track 2A NCID: Are We There Yet? Track Synopsis: TBC Prof Leo Yee Sin Track Lead Executive Director; Senior Consultant, National Centre for Infectious Diseases Time Programme/Topic Speaker Welcome Address TBC Prof Leo Yee Sin 1300 – 1320 COVID-19 Challenges Executive Director, Senior Consultant (20 mins) National Centre for Infectious Diseases A/Prof Vernon Lee 1320 – 1340 Epidemiology of COVID-19 Director, Communicable Diseases Division, (20 mins) Ministry of Health A/Prof Alex Cook 1340 – 1400 Associate Professor, How Modelling Guides Policy (20 mins) Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore 1400 – 1415 Q&A (15 mins) SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 3 of 15 Programme on Day 1: 7 October 2021, Thursday Block 2: What We Learnt from COVID-19? Session 3: 1300 – 1415hrs Track 2B How Science and Research Impacted Policy and Practice in the Pandemic Track Synopsis: TBC Dr Barnaby Young Track Lead Head, Infectious Disease Research Ward; Consultant, National Centre for Infectious Diseases Time Programme/Topic Speaker Dr Barnaby Young Head, Infectious Disease Research Ward; Welcome Address Consultant, National Centre for Infectious Diseases Dr Barnaby Young 1300 – 1320 Head, Infectious Disease Research Ward; Research (20 mins) Consultant, National Centre for Infectious Diseases Evolving Serological Platforms in Prof Linfa Wang 1320 – 1340 Responding to COVID-19: From LIPS Professor, Programme in Emerging Infectious (20 mins) to sVNT/cPass Disease, Duke-NUS Medical School Dr Lisa Ng Executive Director, Talent and Strategic 1340 – 1400 TBC Initiatives, Biomedical Research Council, (20 mins) Agency for Science, Technology and Research 1400 – 1415 Q&A (15 mins) SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 4 of 15 Programme on Day 1: 7 October 2021, Thursday Block 2: What We Learnt from COVID-19? Session 3: 1300 – 1415hrs Track 2D Communicating a Pandemic in the Age of Social Media Track Synopsis: TBC Dr Mark Chen Track Lead Head, NCID Research Office, National Centre for Infectious Diseases Time Programme/Topic Speaker Dr Mark Chen Consultant, National Public Health and Welcome Address Epidemiology Unit, National Centre for Infectious Diseases Dr Mark Chen Real-Time Monitoring of Public 1300 – 1320 Consultant, National Public Health and Perceptions In Singapore’s (20 mins) Epidemiology Unit, National Centre for Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Infectious Diseases Prof May Lwin 1320 – 1340 Chair and Professor, Wee Kim Wee School of TBC (20 mins) Communication and Information (WKWSCI), Nanyang Technological University 1340 – 1400 TBC TBC (20 mins) 1400 – 1415 Q&A (15 mins) SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 5 of 15 Programme on Day 1: 7 October 2021, Thursday Block 2: What We Learnt from COVID-19? Session 4: 1445 – 1600hrs # Programme Breakdown Speaker/Panellist Prof Tan Chorh Chuan Plenary: TBC Chief Health Scientist, Ministry of Health 1 (30 mins) Executive Director, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation Moderator: A/Prof David Lye Director, Infectious Diseases Research and Training Office (IDRTO), National Centre for Infectious Diseases Senior Consultant, Department of Infectious Diseases, Tan Tock Seng Hospital Prof Tan Chorh Chuan Chief Health Scientist, Ministry of Health Executive Director, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation Panel Discussion: New Models of 2 Partnership in a Post-Covid World Prof Peter Piot (45 mins) Professor of Global Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine; Distinguished Visiting Professor in Medicine, National University of Singapore Dr Richard Hatchett Chief Executive Officer, Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) Dr Soumya Swaminathan Yadav Chief Scientist, World Health Organization SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 6 of 15 Programme on Day 2: 8 October 2021, Friday Block 4: Stratifying Health Care Session 6: 0900 – 1015hrs # Programme Breakdown Speaker/Panellist Prof Joseph Sung Plenary: Precision Medicine in 2021: Dean, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine 1 Opportunities and Challenges Senior Vice President (Health and Life Sciences) (30 mins) Nanyang Technological University Moderator: Prof Benjamin Seet Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer (Education and Research); Group Chief Research Officer National Healthcare Group Prof Joseph Sung Dean, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine Senior Vice President (Health and Life Sciences) Nanyang Technological University Panel Discussion: Stratifying Patients Prof John Chambers 2 for Better Outcomes Professor of Cardiovascular Epidemiology (45 mins) Chief Investigator for HELIOS and SG100K Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine Nanyang Technological University A/Prof Lim Su Chi Senior Consultant, Diabetes Centre, Admiralty Medical Centre Prof Patrick Tan Executive Director, Genome Institute of Singapore SHBC2021 Information Correct as of 10/6/2021 Page 7 of 15 Programme on Day 2: 8 October 2021, Friday Block 4: Stratifying Health Care Session 7: 1045 – 1200hrs Track 4B Metabolic Health & Diabetic Management Track Synopsis: With the declaration of war on diabetes by Ministry of Health - there has been a concerted effort across NHG to prevent our existing diabetic patients from developing complications; but also in keeping the onset of diabetes at bay among our population. In line with the NHG River-of-Life’s (RoL’s) Care Segments, and with the NHG DM Steering Committee’s (DMSC) work straddling “Living with Illness & Living Well”, this track will focus on sharing of the Diabetes, Hypertension and dyslipidaemia (DHL) strategy and measurement, and the ongoing efforts of DMSC & its workgroups to achieve the goal of “Creating a healthier Singapore population free from the burden of diabetes and conditions related to the metabolic syndrome.” A/Prof Lim Su Chi Trac Lead Senior Consultant, Diabetes Centre, Admiralty Medical Centre Time Programme/Topic Speaker Adj A/Prof Daniel Chew Assistant Chairman Medical Board (Medical Introduction of Diabetes, 1045 – 1055 Manpower Development), Senior Consultant, Hypertension and dysLipidemia (10 mins) Department of Endocrinology, Tan Tock Seng (DHL) Strategy and Measurement Hospital; Chairperson, DM Steering Committee, National Healthcare Group A/Prof Michelle Jong Group Chief Education Officer, National Healthcare Group Assistant Chairman Medical Board One DM Care Mdel through (Education), Senior Consultant, Department 1055 – 1105 Standardising and Harmonising
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