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Speakers
A/Prof Stacey Tay (NUHS)
A/Prof Joyce Lam (KKH)
Mr Joshua Simon (HSA)

At the end of the session, attendees will be

• Updated in gene therapy for the management of spinal muscular atrophy and haemophilia
• Able to describe the roles of pharmacists in the management of gene therapy

Ms Azizah Mohd (NACE)

Mini lecture with hands-on exercises and/or group work

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Lecture Theatre

Today, we find many models, approaches and terms used in coaching, ranging from performance coaching, career coaching and executive coaching, to life, fitness and health, and even mental wellness coaching.

At the National Centre of Excellence for Workplace Learning (NACE), led by Nanyang Polytechnic, we focus on workplace coaching to drive competency development and optimum performance. In this session, we will share aspects of the Cognitive Apprenticeship Approach, drawing lessons from the apprenticeship system of guidance to build skills and mastery. In two hours, this session will highlight the key features involved in workplace coaching to drive performance:

• Recognize the objectives of workplace coaching
• Define the roles and responsibilities of workplace coaches
• Identify key communication skills of an effective coach
• Apply the Cognitive Apprenticeship Approach to workplace coaching

Mr Kelvin Teo (IQVIA)
Dr Mohamad Farid Bin Harunal Rashid (NCCS)
Dr John Chia (Curie Oncology)
Dr Lum Zheng Kang (Collabring Consultancy Pte Ltd)
Mr John Cheong (SAPI Public Policy Committee)
Dr Raymond Ong (Great Eastern Life)

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Lecture Theatre

Health technology assessment (HTA) is a systematic, transparent, unbiased and multidisciplinary evaluation of the medical, social, economic and ethical issues related to the use of of health technologies and interventions, covering both their direct and indirect consequences. We hope that this event will allow participants to have a basic understanding of how HTA is utilised in healthcare system and what the impact of HTA is on patient care from various aspects.

Mr Ricky Ang (NCCS)
Dr Ho Ying Shi (SGH)
Ms Yao Yao (NUH)
Dr Eileen Poon (NCCS)
Dr Evelyn Wong (NCCS)

Moderator for panel discussion:
Dr Vivianne Shih (NCCS)

At the end of the session, attendees will be able to:

• Understand the various oncology services available locally
• Describes possible challenges when setting up services and identify possible solutions to overcome the challenges
• Recognise the needs of adolescent and young adult oncology patients and gather ways to improve holistic care for them

Speakers/Facilitators:
Ms Deborah Chia (NUH)
Dr Fung Wai Kit (MOH)
Dr Ling Xu Yi (KKH)
Ms Lee Hwei Khien (TTSH)
Ms Peh Zi Xin (Dover Park Hospice)
Dr Sim Mui Hian (SGH)
Dr Christina Tan (TTSH)
Ms Yao Yao (NUH)

Singapore, like many developed countries, has an ageing population. There is an increasing recognition of the importance of palliative care to meet the needs of patients and their families facing life-limiting illnesses. Pharmacists play an integral part in ensuring the safe and effective use of medications.

Deprescribing has been defined as the systematic process of identifying and discontinuing medications in which existing or potential harms outweigh potential benefits, with the context of an individual patient’s care goals, function, values and preferences. This is particularly relevant in patients with life-limiting illnesses who may not reap the benefits offered by preventative medications but are burdened by the pill load and associated adverse drug reactions.

This interactive workshop will provide an insight to the palliative initiatives by the Ministry of Health and an overview of deprescribing and the considerations in patients with life-limiting illnesses, including frail older adults, patients with advanced cancer or end-stage organ disease, and patients nearing the end of life.

Supported by Kenvue (Waterfront Ballroom, Level 2)

Dr Suraj Wilson APAC Medical Affairs Lead, Kenvue

Moderator: Ms Priscilla Lee Kenvue

Supported by Speedoc (Riverfront Ballroom, Level 2)

Dr Shravan Verma CEO and Co-Founder, Speedoc

Mr Todd Prochnau CEO, Todderick B. Prochnau Pharmacy LTD

Moderator: Mr Roman Lester Rosales Head of Pharmacy, Guardian Singapore

(Grand Ballroom, Level 4)

Dr Fei Sim National President, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia

Supported by Novo Nordisk (Grand Ballroom, Level 4)

Dr Muhd Taufiq Rashid Medical Director, PULSE Clinic Singapore

Moderator: Dr Yashaswi Gupta Medical Manager, Novo Nordisk

(Level 4)

Dr Lim Tze Peng Senior Principal Pharmacist Researcher, SGH

Dr Chuah Shin ChetAssistant Director, Therapeutic Products Branch–Quality, HSA

Ms Yin Lai PhyuPrincipal Executive, Doctor Anywhere

Ms Ong Wan QinSenior Pharmacist (Clinical), TTSH

Mr Desmond TeoVigilance & Compliance Branch, Adverse Event Management Unit, HSA

Ms Nazirah Begum D/O RafiuddinPharmacy Technician, Woodlands Health

Ms Deborah ChiaPrincipal Clinical Pharmacist, NUH

Mr Anthony TannGeneral Manager and Senior Director, Asia Pacific, US Pharmacopeia

Mr Soon Aik Aw
Ms Britney Ong Jia Qi

(Grand Ballroom, Level 4)

Adj A/Prof Camilla WongChief Pharmacist, Chief Pharmacist's Office, Ministry of Health

Moderator: Dr Vivianne ShihPresident, Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore

(Grand Ballroom, Level 4)

Ms Gayathiri AnpalakanSenior Manager, International Healthcare Business Development and Operations, Amazon Web Services

Moderator: Mr Kevin Ben LaurenceChairperson of Industry Chapter, Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore

Supported by Board of Pharmacy Specialties(Riverfront Ballroom, Level 2)

Mr Stefan R. KowalskiMember, Board of Directors, Board of Pharmacy Specialties

Moderator: Dr Brian E. LawsonAssociate Executive Director, Board of Pharmacy Specialties

Supported by Novartis(Riverfront Ballroom, Level 2)

Dr Matilda LeeConsultant, NCIS

Moderator: Mr Kelvin LaiSenior Brand Manager, Novartis Singapore