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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS OF THE AMEI GOLDEN APPLE AWARDS 2024!

An Accolade For Educators, the AMEI Golden Apple Awards recognise and honour outstanding educators in SingHealth and Duke-NUS who have demonstrated excellence in teaching. Their passion, dedication and innovation have transformed teaching and helped raise standards of healthcare education.

Generativity Award for Educators

This award recognises educators in SingHealth and Duke-NUS across the various healthcare professions who exemplify the spirit of Generativity by actively giving back to the education landscape through nurturing and mentoring other educators.

Outstanding Educator Award

The award recognises outstanding teaching potentials among educators (Age 40 and above) in SingHealth and Duke-NUS across the various healthcare professions. The educator will demonstrate dedication and commitment to excellence in educating the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Outstanding Educator Award

The award recognises outstanding teaching potentials among young educators (Age 39 and below) in SingHealth and Duke-NUS across the various healthcare professions. The educator will demonstrate dedication and commitment to excellence in educating the next generation of healthcare professionals. 

Programme Excellence Award

The award uniquely recognises distinctive educational programmes in SingHealth and Duke-NUS Medical School across the various healthcare professions for applying best practices in education philosophies and following a scholarly approach. For the purpose of the award, programme excellence refers to the creation or improvement of a curriculum or pedagogy leading to high quality teaching and learning.

A Continuing Training Programme in Enhancing the Skills and Learning Experience of Clinical Nurses in Managing Resuscitation by Incorporating Computerised Adaptive Testing (CAT) Assessment
KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital

(L - R) Ms Annellee Camet, Ms Lee Siew Kum, Ms Linda Ang, Mr Sam Koh, Ms Adelene Aw Yong, Ms Lee Ang Noi

 

Arts and Drama to Enable Perspective-Taking — The ADEPT Workshop
Division of Supportive and Palliative Care, National Cancer Centre Singapore

(Top row, L - R) Clin Asst Prof Jamie Zhou, Ms Faith Ng, Ms Chiam Min, Dr Filomar Cortezano Tariao 

(Bottom row, L - R) Ms April Thant Aung, Ms Chen Ying Xuan, Clin Asst Prof Ong Eng Koon, Ms Janelle Chan, Clin Prof Lalit Kumar Radha Krishna

Growing Communication Skills Programme Amongst Medical Officers and Residents in Oncology and Palliative Medicine (GROW)
National Cancer Centre Singapore

 

 

(Top row, L - R) Ms Leticia Lee Li Wah, Ms Emily Goh Xiu Qi, Ms Sabrina Yeo Jia Hui, Ms Ranitha Govindasamy 

(Bottom row, L - R) Clin Asst Prof Gillian Phua Li Gek, Clin Asst Prof Nagavalli D/O Somasundaram, Clin Prof Lalit Kumar Radha Krishna, Ms Ng Shiyun Julia

The Relational-Invitational Approach (RIA)
KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital

 

 

(Top row, L - R) Ms Koh Huijia, Ms Chua Ah Keok, Dr Gloria Ng Siok Kwan, Ms Cheryl Ng Ming Hui, Ms Phang Siew Choo Mabel

(Bottom row, L - R) Ms Wang Xinyi Julia, Dr Yap Fen Fung Dorcas, Clin Assoc Prof Pratibha Keshav Agarwal, Ms Rachel Ong Wei Ying, Mr Warren Cann

Not in photo: Ms Angela Tang Sow Chun, Ms Glynis Lam Wei Bin, Mr Tang Hui Nee

Wild Resilience
KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital

 

 

(Top row, L - R) Ms Thor Jia Yi, Ms Oh Hui Yen, Ms Sng Qian Wen, Mr Louis Tan Juan Fiu

(Bottom row, L - R) Ms Toh Zhi Qi, Ms Julia Eng Chui Lee, Ms Goh Xiao Zhen Sandy, Dr Sylvia Mun, Dr Luke Toh Han Wei

Not in photo:  Dr Yin Shanqing

*Winners' information is accurate at the year of the award.