Infectious Diseases Overview

The Department of Infectious Diseases is involved in a range of clinical, education and research activities related to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of infections.

We focus on

Clinical care of patients with a wide spectrum of infections with varying complexity:
We are closely linked to our partners in various national centres such as National Cancer Centre, National Heart Centre and SingHealth Transplant Centre. As such, we are particularly noted for our expertise in the management of infectious diseases in oncological, haematological and transplant patients as well as in surgical patients who have undergone complex surgeries.
Hospital epidemiology and infection prevention:
We are heavily involved in the prevention and management of infections with multidrug resistant pathogens, especially in the immunocompromised host population.
Undergraduate and postgraduate training in infectious diseases:
In addition to training Singaporean medical students and doctors, we have received accreditation for advanced training positions in infectious diseases by the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. We also host overseas infectious diseases physicians from the Asia Pacific region.
Basic and clinical research in microbiology, molecular biology, immunology, host defense mechanisms and antimicrobial resistance research. We also run a number of clinical trials.

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