SGH Health Glossary
Teaching & Research Activities

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TRAINING & EDUCATION
The department’s educational activities not only focuses on both local and overseas medical students but also on postgraduate education of residents and advanced training in Respiratory Medicine and Critical Care Medicine.

Overseas Postgraduate Fellows who trained in the department :

  1. Dr Jubert Benedicto (Philippine General Hospital, Philippines) 1999-2000 in Critical Care Medicine
  2. Dr A Muthalib Nawawi (Dr Hasan Sadikin Hospital, Indonesia) 2000-2001 in Intensive Care Unit Management
  3. Dr Iam Lap Fong (Centro Hospital C.S. Januario, Macau) 2000-2001 in Interventional Pulmonology
  4. Dr Arun Dewan (Batra Hospital & Medical Research Centre, New Delhi, India) 2001 in Bronchoschopy
  5. Dr Tony Dy (University of Santa Isabel, Mother Seton Hospital, Philippines) 2003-2004 in Critical Care Medicine
  6. Dr Ester Jean Rosaros (Bicol Regional Teaching & Training Hospital, Philippines) 2003-2004 in Critical Care Medicine  
  7. Dr Tashi Wangdi (Monggar Regional Referral Hospital, Bhutan) 2004-2005 in Critical Care Medicine
  8. Dr Law Wai Lam (Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong) 2006 in Intervention Pulmonology

For enquiries on training opportunities, please email A/Prof Philip Eng at philip.eng.c.t@sgh.com.sg

Weekly teaching schedule

Mondays 1-2pm Wd 45 Tutorial Rm
(Blk 4, Level 5)
- Core Curriculum
- Journal Club
Wednesdays 1-2pm Wd 45 Tutorial Rm
(Blk 4, Level 5)
- M&M Meeting
- Case Presentation
Thursdays 12-1pm DDR Conference Rm
(Blk 3, Level 1)
Tumour Board & XRay Conference


 CME

12 - 16 Jul 2007 Second Asia-Pacific Congress of Bronchology 9.00am to 5.00pm College of Medicine Building

Events

26 May    2007 World No-Tobacco Day 2007                                   2.00pm to 5.00pm Goodwood Park Hotel         


RESEARCH ACTIVITIES


Most of the department's research activities consist of clinical research in the areas of lung cancer, bronchology, asthma, non-invasive ventilation, critical care outcome, obstructive sleep apnea and malignant pleural effusions.

Currently, we are doing the following clinical trials :

1. Chronic obstructive Lung Disease (COPD)

UPLIFT Studymulticentre randomised control trial to study a new drug for COPD

Status – ongoing

 

2. Hospital Acquired Pneumonia

Zephyr Study - multicentre randomised control trial to study 2 antibiotics for nosocomial pneumonial patients

Status – currently enrolling patients

 

3. Community Acquired Pneumonia

CAPTIVATE Study -  multicentre randomised control trial to study a new drug for patients with Community Acquired Pneumonia

Status – currently enrolling patients

 

4. Lung Cancer

GEL Study – multicentre national trial to study the role of Estrogens and their interaction with Genetic and Environmental factors for Lung Cancer in females

Status – currently enrolling patients

 

5. Acute exacerbation of Chronic Bronchitis(AECB)

ASSET Study – multicentre randomised control trial to study 2 antibiotics in AECB patients

Status - currently enrolling patients

 

6. Smoking cessation

VARENICLINE Study – multicentre randomised control trial to study a new drug for smokers to quit smoking

Status – currently enrolling patients

 

7. Chronic obstructive Lung Disease  (COPD)

ROSES Study – multicentre randomised control trial to compare 2 drugs for patient with COPD
Status – upcoming

For enquiries, please email Ms Yap Chwee Bee at yap.chwee.bee@sgh.com.sg