Aug 2009 to Aug 2010
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Friday, February 19, 2010Project LokunProject Lokun is a medical humanitarian project planned and run by medical students, providing exposure and an increased awareness for medical humanitarian aid. Our aim is to provide sustainable healthcare to the rural community in Pursat, Cambodia. This is achieved through Screenings for children, Education for children and villagers alike, and the operation of a free clinic for the community. Project Lokun is currently in its 7th instalment since it was first pioneered in 2007, if you would like to know more please visit our website at www.projectlokun.tumblr.com or email us at nusprojectlokun@gmail.com Friday, January 22, 2010Thursday, December 17, 2009Tuesday, December 8, 2009A Message from NUHS for All M5sGreetings! This is A/Prof Shirley Ooi, DIO of NUHS Residency Program. ![]() NUHS Open House
Date : 4th-8th January 2010 Best regards, Clinical Associate Professor Shirley Ooi Designated Institutional Official Thursday, November 19, 2009Disaster Relief Talk
Date: 26th November 2009 (Thursday)
Time: 6.30pm Venue: Clinical Research Centre (MD11) Dinner will be Provided :) To sign up, simply email disaster.relief.talk[at]gmail[dot]com with your name, matric no. and HP no. Once again, the Academic Directorate brings to us another talk on humanitarian aid. This time, the focus is on how the SingHealth Humanitarian Emergency Relief is run. This organisation has been to almost every single major disaster in Asia in the last 1 decade, from the tsunami, to the earthquakes in Pakistan & China, and the cyclones in Burma and Indonesia. Furthermore, a sizeable portion of this team involves "non-acute" specialists like medical oncologists, so don't worry if your main interest is not emergency medicine! See how these doctors keep their passion for serving the community selflessly without incentive and under horrid conditions despite reaching varying levels of seniority. See you there! Speakers: Dr Mark Leong, Senior Consultant (Disaster Medicine) & Head of SGH Department of Emergency Medicine. Also Head of SingHealth Humanitarian Emergency Relief. Dr Jerry Tan, Head of Emergency Preparedness at SingHealthDr Simon Ong, Senior Consultant, NCCS Department of Medical Dr Joanne Ngeow, Registrar, NCCS Department of Medical Dr Arif Tyebally, Registrar, KKH Department of Emergency Medicine (Paediatrics) |
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