Introduction to Design Thinking & AI in Healthcare Innovations
This transformative workshop is tailored to healthcare professionals who are new to the field and eager to learn Design Thinking with Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Large Language Models (LLMs). This workshop will uncover and explore these cutting-edge concepts, empowering you to harness technology for enhanced patient care. You will discover how AI and LLM applications transform the way healthcare professionals work and enhance decision-making abilities. To utilise fully such AI and LLM applications, you will be equipped with Design Thinking methodologies - giving you the necessary skills to foster innovation in healthcare processes and patient experiences. You will be well prepared to navigate Singapore's ever-evolving healthcare industry with seamless integration of AI and empathetic design thinking skills!
Limited seats available, register today!
Duration | 2 Days |
Application Deadline | TBC |
Venue | 1E Kent Ridge Road, NUHS Tower Block |
If any interested applicants encounter issues with registration, please reach out to us at SBenquiry@hq.a-star.edu.sg
By the end of the workshop, you will be able to:
- Understand the concepts and applications of AI, ML and LLMs in the healthcare context
- Apply Design Thinking in the development of AI healthcare applications
- Understand the development process of AI applications i.e., business models, reimbursement, regulations and intellectual property
Pre-requisites: None
Name |
Designation |
Biography |
A/Prof Ngiam Kee Yuan |
Group Chief Technology Officer, NUHS Corporate Office Other positions: Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore; Senior Consultant, Department of Surgery, National University Hospital Singapore; Director, Surgical Research and Development, Department of Surgery, National University Hospital Singapore; Deputy Chief Medical Informatics Officer, National University Hospital; Chief Advisor, Center for innovation in Healthcare, NUHS |
Dr Ngiam is Senior Consultant at the Division of General Surgery (Thyroid and Endocrine Surgery) at the National University Hospital, specializing in Thyroid and Endocrine surgical disorders. He is also concurrently, the Group Chief Technology Officer of NUHS. Following the completion of his Advanced Specialist Training in General Surgery, he was awarded a fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and was accredited as a surgical specialist by the Specialist Accreditation Board, Singapore in 2012. He received the Higher Manpower Development Program Award in 2012 to complete a Fellowship in Metabolic and Endocrine Surgery in Taiwan. He received further training in robotic thyroid surgery at the Seoul National University Hospital, South Korea.
Dr Ngiam’s special interests are in thyroid and endocrine surgery, robotic thyroid surgery, and laparoscopic surgery. He was awarded the ExxonMobil-NUS Research Fellowship for Clinicians in 2007 and his research interests include parathyroid surgery, robotic thyroid surgery and thyroid cancer surgery. Digital health is one of Dr Ngiam’s greatest passions and in his role as Group Chief Technology Officer, he has developed and deployed numerous projects and platforms, including the award winning DISCOVERY AI platform, which is a NUHS protected cloud dedicated to research and development of AI tools. He is the recipient of numerous technology awards, including the Singapore Ministry of Health National Health IT Awards 2018 for Champion in Health IT Excellence. |
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Acting Programme Director, Singapore Biodesign Adjunct Assistant Professor, Duke-NUS Medical School
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Dr. Lee Phin Peng is a health and medical technology executive experienced with developing and driving innovation programmes at the national level. He is currently serving as the Deputy Programme Director for Singapore Biodesign and holds an adjunct Assistant Professor position at the Duke-NUS Medical School.
Prior to his current role, Dr. Lee was a Principal Investigator for a medical technology project around cerebrovascular stroke monitoring and detection. Dr. Lee is an experienced speaker who has been invited to speak at numerous events, speaker panels and conferences. He is also an accomplished and certified adult educator – Dr. Lee has trained more than 600 researchers, healthcare professionals, and corporates in Design Thinking and the Biodesign methodology. In addition to his work in the health and medical technology innovation industry, Dr. Lee is passionate about mentoring the next generation of healthcare leaders and is actively involved in mentoring programmes for startups, projects and young professionals. |
Public Institutions or Governmental Agencies |
Industry Professionals |
TBC |
TBC |
* The above-stated course fees are inclusive of all discounts available but exclusive of 9% GST.
* A special one-off discount is applied to this pilot workshop. The original course fee is $1,800 (excluding GST) per person.
- SkillsFuture Credits and Subsidies are not applicable to this pilot workshop.
- For corporate-sponsored participants, please include the contact details of your HR personnel in your application for verification and billing purposes.
- Cancellation or replacement is acceptable up to two weeks before the workshop, 24 April 2024. No requests shall be entertained after the deadline.
Day 1 Programme
Time | Agenda |
09:00 | Introduction & Icebreaker |
09:10 | Introduction to Design Thinking and Biodesign Approach |
09:25 | Overview of Biomedical Innovation in Healthcare & Introduction to Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning |
10:00 | Tea Break |
10:15 | Identifying and Defining the Problem - Needs Finding, Needs Statement and Needs Research |
11:15 | Introduction to and Applications in Healthcare
Use case: summarising patients’ case notes with RUSSELL-GPT |
12:00 | Lunch Break |
13:00 | Interactive Exercise One
AI Case Study: Disease State, Stakeholders, Treatment, Market Size (DSTM) template |
14:15 | Needs Criteria and Concept Generation |
15:00 | Tea break |
15:15 | Interactive Exercise Two - Brainstorming |
16:00 | Interactive Discussion: Successful AI Applications in Healthcare. What are the challenges and ethical considerations?
Use case: ENDEAVOUR AI – predicting hospital stay durations and waiting times |
16:45 | Feedback, Wrap-Up, and Q&A |
17:00 | End of Day-1 Workshop |
Day 2 Programme
Time | Agenda |
09:00 | Recap of Day 1 and Q&A |
09:15 | Use of AI Tools and Data-Driven Healthcare Transformation
Case study: CalSense, flagging cases of hypercalcemia, in real-time, prompting quicker interventions for patients |
10:15 | Tea Break |
10:30 | Prototyping and Pilot Trials for AI Projects |
11:30 | Intellectual Property |
12:30 | Lunch Break |
13:30 | Reimbursement and Business Model |
14:30 | Group Exercise: Applying Design Thinking in Healthcare AI/LLM Applications |
15:30 | Tea Break |
15:45 | Group Presentation and Feedback |
16:45 | Experience Sharing: Healthcare Innovator/Entrepreneur |
17:45 | Feedback, Wrap-Up, and Q&A |
18:00 | End of Day-2 Workshop |