Relevance of Professional Indemnity,
Whose Responsibility Is It?
Key Content​
Since the inauguration of the Allied Health Professions (AHP) Act 2011, with the intention to regulate professional practice and standards to protect the public interest, there is a growing interest to understand how professional indemnity(PI) may serve as a protection in our professional practice as physiotherapists. In Singapore, PI is relatively unheard of. In fact, many institution based
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physiotherapists believe that they should have adequate coverage for the organisations that they are working for. Through this lunch meeting, we hope to address myths about professional indemnity and share with you what you need to protect your professional practice as a physiotherapist in Singapore.
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Speaker
Ms Sherrie Fung
Inspro Insurance Brokers Pte Ltd
30th October 2016
11:30am
Special Talks and Lectures
Special Lunchtime Talk
Integrating Multidisciplinary Team Approach into Managing Complex Pain Patient
Key Content​
Healthcare in Singapore is facing new challenges and threats. The context in which healthcare providers operate is rapidly changing and in turn, this changes the context within which health professions education take place.
The Professional for Tomorrow's Healthcare is a model NHG Group Education has been developing to better understand and plan the training of attributes needed in the healthcare workforce for the future.
This talk will briefly present the model and describe the implications for its implementation.
Speakers
Ms Yvonne Ng
National Healthcare Group, Singapore​
30th October 2016
4:30pm
Closing Special Lecture
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