CHS E-newsletter
Welcome to the CHS E-newsletter, where we highlight our collective achievements and share updates on recent key events and activities. Please click the links provided for more details.
| 1. | NUSMed CHS-Connect Issue #01 Jan 2026 |
| This is our first issue of the CHS E-newsletter, where we share what we have accomplished together as we look back on 2025. Over the past year, CHS deepened its collaborations with CUTE (Connective Ubiquitous Technology for Embodiments) Centre and with the Division of Industrial Design at the NUS College of Design and Engineering, working to create innovative solutions that address the evolving needs of healthcare. We also expanded our capabilities in 3D printing and co-hosted our first workshop at the S3 Conference with the NUS Centre for Additive Manufacturing, demonstrating how emerging technologies can enrich training and education. Please click here for more details. |
| 2. | NUSMed CHS-Connect Issue #02 May 2026 |
| This issue highlights how the Centre for Healthcare Simulation is advancing healthcare education through innovation, collaboration, and immersive learning across the Asia-Pacific region. The newsletter features CHS’s growing partnership discussions with the Singapore Red Cross on low-cost, technology-enabled training solutions, its interactive showcase at the NUS Open House, and the successful 12th run of its Fundamentals & Debriefing course for healthcare educators. It also spotlights the people behind the simulation work, including medical simulation technologist Johanis Bin Jahidin, whose role bridges clinical realism and technical delivery, and showcases CHS’s expanding international engagement through visits from students and faculty from Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Malaysia, and NUS School of Computing. The issue closes with upcoming initiatives, including a Design for Healthcare & 3D Printing course in August 2026 and the 2nd AsiaSPEC conference in Davao City in September 2026, reinforcing CHS’s role as a hub for educational collaboration and innovation. Please click here for more details. |