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The Department of Emergency Medicine operates the following:
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Accident & Emergency Centre A 24-hour one-stop Accident & Emergency Centre for emergencies including resuscitations, critical emergencies and ambulant minor emergencies. Resuscitation and critical emergencies, which include acute coronary artery disease, pneumonia, acute abdomen, bronchial asthma, strokes, toxic ingestions and major trauma of all varieties, are managed in a six-bedded critical care area. The department also manages all types of ear, nose & throat, eye, dental and orthopaedic emergencies and also a variety of minor emergencies. In addition, the department manages a 24-bedded Emergency Observation Ward which includes a seven-bedded Emergency Cardiac Care Unit (ECCU). Emergency observation protocols have been developed for a variety of common emergencies that benefit from observation care. The department has the only semi-automatic decontamination centre in Singapore.
- Eight Professional Care Branches to oversee development of professional doctrines, guidelines and relevant research projects, viz:
- Emergency Cardiac Care Branch
- Emergency Trauma Branch
- Emergency Pre-hospital Care Branch
- Emergency Toxicology Branch
- Disaster Medicine Branch
- Airway Management Branch
- Emergency Observation Branch
- General Emergency Medicine Branch
- Five Training Sections to carry out the design, conduct and validation of training in the following, all under the co-ordination of the department's Training Directorate:-
- Undergraduate
- Basic Postgraduate
- Medical Officers
- Advanced Postgraduate
- Nurse & Paramedical
- Training Programmes in the following areas:
- Emergency Medicine
- Basic Trauma Life Support
- Cardiac Resuscitation
- Emergency Triage
- Medical and Trauma Resuscitation
- ECG
- Ascultation
- Hazardous Material Life Support
- Decontamination
- Advisory Services as follows:
- Maritime Radiomedical Services
- Toxicological Advisory Service
- Cardiac Life Support, Defibrillation and First-aid Training
- Emergency Preparedness
- Drug and Poison Information Centre (DPIC)
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| Staff Members | Sub-Specialty |
| A/Prof Lim Swee Han MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), FAMS, Clinical Associate Professor
| Emergency Pre-Hospital Care, Emergency Cardiac Care |
| Dr. Leong Kwok Fai, Mark MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), FAMS
| Emergency Trauma Care, Disaster Medicine |
| Prof Venkataraman Anantharaman MBBS, FRCP (Edin), FAMS, FRCSEd (A&E), Clinical Professor
| Emergency Cardiac Care, Emergency Trauma Care, Disaster Medicine, Emergency Toxicoloy, Emergency Pre-Hospital Care, Airway Management |
Dr. Fatimah Bte Abdul Lateef MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), FAMS (Emerg Med)
| Emergency Pre-Hospital Care, Emergency Cardiac Care, Emergency Cerebrovascular Care |
Dr. R. Ponampalam MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), FAMS
| Emergency Toxicology |
Dr. Evelyn Wong MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), FAMS
| Airway Management, Trauma, Pre-Hospital Care, Observational Medicine |
| Dr. Charles Rabind MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E)
| Emergency Cardiac Care, Observational Medicine |
Dr. Ho Khoy Kheng MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E)
| Observational Medicine, Airway Management |
Dr. Ong Eng Hock, Marcus MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E)
| Emergency Pre-Hospital Care, Emergency, Cardiac Care |
| Dr. Annitha Annathurai MBBS, M Med (A&E), MRCS (A&E)
| Advanced Specialty Training |
Dr. Lee Mui Hua, Jean MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), FAMS
| Trauma |
Dr. Ngo Su-yin, Adeline MBBS, FRCS (Edin)(A&E), M Med (A&E)
| Emergency Toxicology |
Dr. Oh Jen Jen MBBS, M Med (A&E), MRCS (A&E)
| Advanced Specialty Training |
| Dr. Chao, Gary MBBS, M.Med (A&E), MRCS (A&E)
| Advanced Specialty Training |
Dr. Lim, Eng Koon MB ChB (Leic.)(UK), MRCSEd (A&E)
| Advanced Specialty Training |
Dr. Ng Yih Yng MBBS, MRCS (A&E)
| Advanced Specialty Training |
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