SingHealth opens new healthcare leadership and management institute

The facility will offer a master’s programme covering areas such as health informatics and digital transformation.

SingHealth has announced the launch of the Asian Institute for Healthcare Leadership and Management (Asian HEAL), which will offer formal training and education programmes within the sector.

One of the institute’s offerings will be a master’s programme that focuses on experiential and practice-based learning.

The course will cover key areas such as risk management and disease preparedness, as well as health informatics and digital transformation.

Moreover, participants will engage in overseas site visits to gain practical insights into different health systems.

Meanwhile, the Asian HEAL will also provide customised programmes for organisations to address specific healthcare management challenges.

These programmes will be tailored by the institute’s faculty through a syllabus based on the organisation’s needs, challenges, and opportunities.

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