Professional Certificate in Digital Health Informatics and Healthcare Logistics

Professional Certificate

Professional Certificate in Digital Health Informatics and Healthcare Logistics

Programme Structure

Programme Name	Programme Schedule	Mode of Delivery	Programme Code
Public Health Informatics and Telehealth	6, 7 and 10 March 2025 \| 9 am - 5.30 pm	Classroom Learning	TGS-2022011054
Implementation of Healthcare Digitalization: Healthcare Supply Chain	14, 17 and 18 February 2025 \| 9 am - 5.30 pm	Classroom Learning	TGS-2020507531

Duration 6 days

This course is offered biannually, available once every six months.

Programme Overview

The Professional Certificate in Digital Health Informatics and Healthcare Logistics offers a comprehensive programme designed to equip learners with essential competencies in health informatics and healthcare logistics. Learners will delve into defining and understanding the significance of health informatics, exploring the critical need for its support, and identifying resources crucial for effective communication between healthcare and Information Technology professionals. Through rigorous examination of key issues in information and communication technology for both populations and healthcare providers, learners will grasp the implications of health informatics in enhancing patient and population outcomes. Furthermore, the programme sheds light on telehealth applications, addressing pertinent issues in its practice. With a focus on logistics, learners will gain insights into mapping healthcare processes and patient journeys, utilizing industry knowledge to optimize clinical care processes effectively. This certificate programme is tailored to empower learners with the necessary tools and expertise to navigate the intersection of digital health informatics and healthcare logistics adeptly.

Programme Objectives

This Professional Certificate will equip learners with the following competencies:

Define Public Health Informatics.
Examine need and support for Public Health Informatics.
Identify resources available to assist in disaster or crisis communication.
Examine key issues with respect to information and communication technology for populations and healthcare providers.
Discuss implications of Public Health Informatics to improve patient and
population outcomes.
Identify telehealth applications and discuss issues pertaining to the practice of telehealth.
Participants will understand some of the tools that are used in Logistics. Participants will be able to map healthcare processes and patient journeys
Participants will be able to use the knowledge of the logistics industry to map and optimized their clinical, patient journeys and care processes.

Job Role Readiness

It will prepare learners in the following job roles to perform their responsibilities more effectively/ It will prepare learners for the following job roles:

Healthcare informaticians, IT professionals, nurses, supporting staff and healthcare software providers
Nursing and clinical employees who are responsible for improving, clinical, patients and delivery processes

Who Should Attend

Healthcare Professionals
Nurses

Prerequisites

This programme is designed for healthcare professionals & mid-career PMETs looking to pivot into health informatics roles.
At least a diploma (or equivalent) with managerial exposure.

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This programme is part of

Advanced Professional Certificate in Digital Health Informatics

Types of Available Fundings

Enhanced Training Support

SFEC

PSEA

Instructors

Mr Teo Chin Seng

Mr Jim Lim Shien Min

Mr Jim Lim Shien Min is the founder of 59stVentures, an organisation focusing on leveraging expertise, experiences and connections of senior technology executives to create a positive social impact for society. He is currently the APAC Head of Health Ecosystem with the Zuhlke Group where he is helping the company expand its offerings to healthcare ecosystem players regionally. Prior to this, Jim was leading NCS Healthcare’s business and was involved in a few Covid-related initiatives including Community Care Facilities and public health systems. Before Covid, Jim was the founding CEO for Good Doctor Technology, a joint venture between PingAn Good Doctor from China and Grab. He joined the company as its first employee to set up its businesses in Indonesia and Singapore. Jim is currently an adjunct lecturer at the National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), Huawei University and the FinTech Academy. He also sits on the board of startup companies in China, Taiwan, Singapore and India. Before his tenure at Good Doctor, Jim served as the Global Senior Director within the Group Chief Transformation Office at Huawei Technologies. In this role, he acted as the Regional Chief Technology Officer for strategic digital transformation projects across the APAC region. His focus encompassed various industries, including Telecommunications and Smart Nation/City initiatives, as well as domains such as Cloud Computing and Big Data. Additionally, Jim contributed to aspects such as Business Modelling and Design Thinking. Prior to joining Huawei, Jim was the CBE (Client Business Executive) at Amdocs where he held full P&L responsibilities spanning sales, delivery and operations. He was with Amdocs for nine years and was previously the Senior Director, Business Strategy and Sales Engineering in APAC, who set up the regional delivery team and was responsible for all accounts presales and strategic business development activities within Amdocs APAC. Jim was Techmahindra Presales and Delivery Group Head for APAC who set up its regional delivery centers and presales teams. Jim also established partnerships with other vendors such as Huawei and Oracle while serving as Country Manager for Greater China. Prior to this role, Jim was a project and JV manager and a senior consultant at Accenture, with solid experiences in large-scale business transformation programmes in SingTel, Telekom Malaysia and Starhub. With over 24 years of consulting, advisory and ICT industry experiences in business, customer and project management, Jim brings his wealth of experience providing strategic, business and technological advice to global clients. Jim holds an MBA (Distinction) from Manchester Business School and a B. Eng (Hons) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Nanyang Technological University. He is also a certified Project Management Professional and a seasoned company spokesman for media and analysts. He is currently the Vice President for Cloud Security Alliance Singapore Chapter, a global mentor for PingAn Technology Innovation Center, an industry mentor for ICT with Young NTUC, a Senior Fellow appointed by SUSS and an Executive Education Fellow at NUS.

A/Prof Danny Poo

Programme Fees

Singapore Citizens		Singapore PRs	Enhanced Training Support for SMEs	International Participants
39 years old or younger	40 years old or older	Singapore PRs	Enhanced Training Support for SMEs	International Participants
S$1,863.90	S$723.90	S$1,863.90	S$723.90	S$6,213.00

Total Nett Programme Fee Payable, including GST, after additional funding from various funding schemes.
Participants must fulfill at least 75% attendance and pass all assessment components for all short courses within a professional certificate in order to be eligible for SSG funding.
Please note that all external funding for courses is limited in duration and subject to eligibility and availability.

Mr Teo Chin Seng

Mr Jim Lim Shien Min

A/Prof Danny Poo

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