RPA Citizen Developer and Senior Radiographer Lee Kuan-Ming showcasing his RPA use case at the SGH RPA Showcase 2024. Photo credit Artificial Intelligence & Automation, Future Health System, Singapore General Hospital
Singapore General Hospital curated an in-house Robotic Process Automation training programme in 2023 to drive automation capability, equipping fellow colleagues with the skills to script and build automation workflows to emulate human interaction with digital systems.
Wish you could automate repetitive, high-volume tasks like copy-and-pasting and downloading files? Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the answer for you. It has saved Singapore General Hospital (SGH) over 84,000 man-hours since 2020, helping the hospital gain about $3 million in productivity.
But first things first: There are no physical robots involved in RPA. It is simply an automation software that is programmed to perform a process traditionally performed by a human on a computer.
During the inaugural RPA Showcase this year, the SGH RPA community came together to exchange expertise and celebrate the efforts of our talented citizen developers in enhancing efficiency, improving productivity, and making work easier for themselves and their colleagues.
SGH RPA Citizen Developers
RPA Citizen Developers are existing, non-technical staff with a passion for improving work processes. They attended RPA training which then equipped them with the skills to script and build automation workflows using RPA. SGH's current pool of RPA Citizen Developers ranges from administrative staff, to nurses and even to allied health professionals. They are key to driving and sustaining digital transformation in SGH.
Find out more about the benefits of automation from Citizen Developer and Senior Radiographer, Kuan-Ming who embraced smart technology and digital innovation with gusto to positively impact change.
Image Credit: Artificial Intelligence & Automation, Future Health System, Singapore General Hospital
Like our brave SGH RPA Citizen Developers, we are empowered to make a difference, and shape the future of our work, of SGH and of healthcare. Find out how you can be a change champion as a citizen developer by emailing Chan Wai Ching, our SGH RPA lead with the Artificial Intelligence & Automation team under the Department of Future Health System today!
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