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SingHealth Duke-NUS Medicine ACP - NTU Medical Humanities Conference
Rethinking how care is provided: celebrating diversity, promoting understanding, examining values

The inaugural SingHealth Duke-NUS Medicine Academic Clinical Programme (ACP) - Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Medical Humanities Conference brings together faculty and students from SingHealth and the NTU School of Humanities to support understanding and appreciation of our diverse strengths, promote collaboration and work towards a truly interdisciplinary approach towards patient care, research and academia. Participants can expect to gain deep insights from the plenary speakers, engage in interactive panel discussions, and take part in experiential workshops informed by an exciting range of topics and methodologies.

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Featured Speakers

Assoc Prof Graham Mathews Associate Chair (Academic), School of Humanities, NTU	Asst Prof Michelle Chiang Coordinator of Medical Humanities Research Cluster School of Humanities, NTU	Prof Simon Kitto Dept. of Innovation in Medical Education, University of Ottawa
Prof Angela Woods Director of the Institute for Medical Humanities, Durham University	Mr Desmond Kon Senior Lecturer, (Creative Writing and Publishing), School of Humanities, NTU	Ms Sherry Toh Patient Columnist SMA News Today, BioNews Inc

Organised by	In Collaboration with
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Prof Ivy Ng

SingHealth GCEO