AMEI Golden Apple Awards

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS OF THE AMEI GOLDEN APPLE AWARDS 2025!

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 Young 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.

Qualitative Methods for Health Education Research & Quality Improvement (QUAL-E)

Academic Medicine Education Institute (AMEI)
  

(L - R) Dr Khoo Su Ann, ​Asst Prof Sarada Bulchand, Clin Assoc Prof Raymond Goy, Asst Prof Foo Yang Yann, ​Clin Assoc Prof Andrew Ong

SingHealth Duke-NUS Graduate Programme in Patient Safety & Healthcare Quality

SingHealth Duke-NUS Institute for Patient Safety & Quality (IPSQ) and Duke-NUS Centre for Lifelong Learning (CLL)
 

(Top row, L – R) Ms Chang Sook Mei, Dr Chow Mun Hong, Ms Pang Nguk Lan, Dr Syahid Hassan
(Bottom row, L – R) Prof Fatimah Lateef, Prof Tan Kok Hian, Dr Loh Huey Peng, Prof Silke Vogel 

The Humanistic Aspirations as a Propeller of Palliative Medicine Education (HAPPE) Workshop

National Cancer Centre Singapore
  

(L – R) Ms Tan Yee Pin, Ms Jacinta Phoon, Clin Asst Prof Ong Eng Koon, Ms Emily Tan, Prof Lalit Krishna

 

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