MADE IN SINGAPORE

The past decade of diagnostic radiology in Singapore: how much progress have we really made?

A Comparative Study of the Nursing Undergraduate Program in Iran and Alice Lee University in Singapore

Introduction: Curriculum is the heart of any educational program and the key elements of higher education for transferring knowledge, attitude, and skills to students. Comparing different educational systems will improve the content and quality of the educational program and will help to improve it .The aim of this study was to compare nursing program in Iran and Alice Lee University in Singapo...

The transplantable organ shortage in Singapore: has implementation of presumed consent to organ donation made a difference?

The success of solid organ transplantation in the treatment of end-stage organ failure has fuelled a growing demand for transplantable organs worldwide that has far outstripped the supply from brain dead heart-beating donors. In Singapore, this has resulted in long waiting lists of patients for transplantable organs, especially kidneys. The Human Organ Transplant Act, introduced in 1987, is an ...

Cancer care in Singapore

Singapore is a small country, but it is ideally and centrally located to conveniently serve not only its population but also patients from the surrounding regions. It's economy is sufficiently strong to maintain highly sophisticated and expensive equipment to manage a high level of healthcare, including oncology services.Cancer incidences in Singapore are on an upward trend based on the report ...

Paediatric orthopaedics in Singapore.

This article traces the development of Paediatric Orthopaedics in Singapore. Ever since the formation of the University Department of Orthopaedics in 1952, orthopaedic surgeons have had a special interest in musculoskeletal problems in children. Special clinics called "Congenital Clinics" were held in the Singapore General Hospital to look after these children. These clinics were continued in t...