Since its inception in 1952, the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery has played a crucial role in education, research and clinical service. Over the years, the department has built up a strong reputation in research and our staff is engaged in cutting edge research that spans from basic science to translational and clinical research with novel and therapeutic applications. Imagine a day when it will be possible to repair a cartilage or bone by inducing new bone and cartilage growth or use a simple saliva sample to predict if the curve progression in child with scoliosis will get worse. Imagine a day when our graying population can remain active throughout their sunset years with new innovations in orthopaedic treatment. These are a just a few of the endless possibilities for advancement in scientific and medical knowledge that could lead to better patient care.
We are grateful for any form of support to help us realize our vision to enhance our contributions to innovative research. You can donate to the following causes:
This fund will enable us to support fast track and novel areas of research which will have a significant impact on how we treat patients in the future.
This will support and enhance the research activities of an outstanding faculty member. It will also enable us to recruit and retain the top flight professors who are crucial to our success.
Your donation will enable our department to spearhead our mission of achieving excellence in research. This will ultimately translate into novel therapeutic applications for enhanced patient care. A gift of $1.5 million and above will receive a matching grant from the Singapore government. Your gift will qualify for a 250 percent tax deduction if you are a Singapore tax resident.
There are a number of ways you can make a gift to the department. It is also possible to give non-cash gifts (securities and real estate) and planned gifts or bequests. Please contact us and we will assist you with the gift
Please contact our Head of Department. He can be contacted at dossec@nus.edu.sg.
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