Shortlisted Oral Presentations

Oral Presentation

All accepted abstract authors are required to download the Oral Presentation Slides Template and submit their completed slides by 28 Sep 2025.

Kindly note that late submissions will not be accepted.

Please note that your abstract acceptance is contingent upon completing the conference registration by at least 1 author.

Oral Presentation Competition

The top scoring Oral Presentation will automatically qualify for the Competition which will take place during the conference.

Competition Details

• Judging will occur during the oral presentations on Wednesday, 5th November from 2:30 to 3:30pm.
• Winners will be notified by phone by 12:00pm on Thursday, 6th November. Please note that only successful candidates will be contacted directly.
• Award ceremony: Thursday, 6th November at 5:35pm, The NAK Auditorium.

The top three winners will receive the following prizes:

Patient Safety / Quality Improvement

Paper 23: Utilizing an in-Unit Simulation Station for Low Fidelity High Frequency Training
Main Author: Ms Audrey Moore, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, United States

Paper 24: In Situ Simulation : A Promising Risk Management Tool for Improving Patient Safety
Main Author: Ms Swati Prakash, SGH, Singapore

Paper 51: Incorporating Clinical Simulation with Hands-on Practice for Inter-hospital and Intra-hospital Transfer of Critically Ill Adult Patients in Hong Kong East Cluster
Main Author: Mr Wong Ka Ki, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Hong Kong East Cluster, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong SAR

Paper 61: Clinical Learning Passport: an initiative to enhance Nursing Students' learning experience in Emergency Department
Main Author: Ms Nuraisha Bte Hussein, Changi General Hospital, Singapore

Paper 67: C(H)ATS: Creating Hand Hygiene Awareness Through Simulation
Main Author: Ms Suhailah, Changi General Hospital, Singapore

Paper 95: ImmersiFit
Main Author: Mr Muhammad Alif Abu Bakar, KKH, Singapore

Curriculum Design and Development

Paper 37: Advancing Paediatric Simulation in Medical Education: An evaluation of the impact of a simulation program aimed at teaching low-frequency, high-impact clinical scenarios to undergraduate Third-Year Medical Students during the paediatric clerkship.
Main Author: Mrs Joanne Leanora, University of Western Australia, Australia

Simulation Research

Paper 42: Gamification of dermatoscopy education using a smartphone mobile platform
Main Author: Assoc Prof Choon Chiat, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore

Paper 59: Invention of a Novel, Realistic Ophthalmic Block Simulator for Ophthalmology Trainees
Main Author: Dr Elizabeth Lim Wen Ling, Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore

Paper 88: Student Perspectives on the Use of Simulation in Health Professions Education Courses in Philippine State Universities
Main Author: Dr Jenniffer, University of the Philippines Manila, Philippines

Paper 97: Collaborative Crafting of low fidelity simulation by medical undergraduate to Promote Higher-Order Cognitive Skills in Physiology Among Medical Undergraduates: A mixed method study
Main Author: Dr Rajeshkumar G Kathrotia, All India Institute of Medical Sciences Rajkot, India

Paper 103: Interpretable AI for human-centred, Holistic Care Learning
Main Author: Prof Tsuen-Chiuan Tsai, Landseed International Hospital, Taiwan

Paper 112: Student Satisfaction with an Innovative Educational Approach in the Time of COVID-19
Main Author: Dr James K. Waters, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, USA

Paper: Simulated patients for training of phase I medical students in Attitude Ethics and Communication [AETCOM] - a mixed method study
Main Author: Prof Dinker Ramananda Pai, Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute, Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth, Puducherry, India

Simulation Management and Technical Operations

Paper 78: Cost-Effective Repairs for Simulation Trainers in Resource-Limited Settings
Main Author: Mr Sheikh Hasnain, The Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Paper 83: Azure-Based Reservation, Booking, and Inventory Management System at CIME
Main Author: Mr Saad, The Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Paper 109: LinkedIn Strategy for Sim Centres: A Proven Approach from a Global Simulation Centre
Main Author: Mr Ghulam Nabi, Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Paper 111: From Data to Decisions: Elevating Your Sim Centre into a Data-Driven Smart Centre
Main Author: Mr Ghulam Nabi, Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Technology and Innovation

Paper 81: A Low-cost Innovative Simulator for Hemorrhoid Ligation Training Using Repurposed Materials
Main Author: Mr Ghansham, The Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Paper 113: How to make realistic and cost-effective manikin models for advanced trauma procedures: emergency cricothyroidotomy, ER thoracotomy and perimortem caesarean section?
Main Author: Dr Lo, Lai Oi Irene, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong