Workshop 1: Rising From the Ashes of the Vaping PandemicDate: 26 September 2024, Thursday, 2:00 to 5:00 PM Venue: Kallang Polyclinic Conference Room |
Workshop 2: How to Say “No” to Your Boss and Get Away With ItDate: 28 September 2024, Saturday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Venue: Outram Community Hospital Level 2 (beside Kopitiam) Function Room 1 |
Workshop 3: Pharmacokinetic Recharge – Upskilling for Peak PerformanceDate: 28 September 2024, Saturday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Venue: NUS Pharmacy Practice Skills Hub (S4 Level 2) |
Workshop 4: Geri 101 for PharmacistsDate: 30 September 2024, Monday, 6:00 to 8:00 PM Venue: Seminar Room (Level 1), Geriatric Education & Research Institute (GERI), 2 Yishun Central 2 S768024 |
Workshop 5: Rx Rumble: Strategies for Optimal Health OutcomesDate: 4 October 2024, Friday, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Venue: Kallang Polyclinic Conference Room |
Workshop 6: Pharmacy Technician Pre-congress Workshop (*open to pharmacy technicians only)Date: 1 October 2024, Tuesday, 5:30 to 8:30 PM Venue: NCC building, NCCS Lecture Theatre, Level 1, 30 Hospital Boulevard, Singapore 168583 |
Track A: Achieving Value-Based Healthcare and Health
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This track will examine and explore the current challenges in healthcare and health in rapidly super-ageing societies. Innovative care models, practices, policies and partnerships will also be presented. Look forward to insightful and aspiring discussions as we aim to achieve value for the population we serve. |
Track B: Interlacing Health through Digitisation and Technology
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Digitalisation and technology provide the critical mesosystem for us to achieve value for our patients, clients, organisation and society more effectively. Technology not only improves lives but also brings disruptions which could hamper our efforts in achieving health together as populations. In this track, we will not only learn about technological advancements but also discuss how we can bridge the man and machine gaps so we can better strengthen the fabric of health together. |
Track C: Pushing Frontiers in Practice, Therapy, and Science
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Medical and pharmaceutical advancements are foundational in our pursuit to enhance human and health potential. In this track, we will bring together expert practitioners to share with us the latest developments and controversies in pharmacotherapy. We will also feature innovative scientists that push the frontiers of pharmaceutical sciences and beyond. |
Track D: Igniting and Developing Our Enterprise for Health
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Building an effective workforce and developing leaders is key to building an enterprise to facilitate the attainment of health goals within our societies. We will invite key leaders in our pharmaceutical industry, healthcare organisations and beyond to share their insights on future challenges in health and healthcare. In addition, they will share their individual and organisational journeys, offering solutions for our future. Prepare to be ignited! |
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08:30–09:15
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Breakfast Symposium |
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09:15–09:45
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Breakfast and Poster Viewing**Delegates to be seated by 09:45. |
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10:00–11:00
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Opening Ceremony and PSS Awards Ceremony |
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11:00–12:00
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Keynote Lecture: Interlacing Health, Weaving the future of pharmacyProfessor Tracey Thornley, Professor of Health Policy, Faculty of Science, University of Nottingham Moderator: Dr Ng Tat Ming, Scientific Chairperson, 33rd SPC |
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12:00–12:30
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Lunch Break |
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12:30–13:30
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Track A & Track B:
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13:30–15:00
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Track A1: Value-Based Pharmacy Practice for Population Health OutcomesModerator: Mr Jamie Hayes, Director, Welsh Medicines Resource Centre; Honorary Senior Lecturer, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science, Cardiff University
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15:00–15:45
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Tea Break and Poster Viewing |
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15:45–16:45
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Plenary Lecture 1: Forging Ahead with Professional Excellence and ResilienceA/Prof Camilla Wong, Chief Pharmacist, Ministry of Health, Singapore Moderator: Vivianne Shih, President, Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore |
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16:45–17:45
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TRACK C2: EVENING SYMPOSIUMADDRESSING GAPS IN INFLUENZA & PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINATION IN SG: HOW CAN PHARMACISTS HELP?
Ms Carolyn Chan, Senior Pharmacist, Fairprice Group Track D2: Preparing Our Pharmacy WorkforcePanel discussion: Meeting the Global Challenges in the Pharmacy Workforce Capacity and Skills for the Future – an ASEAN Perspective
Professor Aleth Therese L. Dacanay, President, Philippine Pharmacists Association
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18:00–22:00
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Gala Dinner |
Time (GMT+8) | Programme | ||
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From 07:30
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Registration |
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08:30–09:15
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Breakfast Symposium |
HackitRxSG Finals |
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08:30–09:30
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Breakfast and Poster Viewing**Delegates to be seated by 09:30. |
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09:30–10:30
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Plenary Lecture 2: Applications of AI in Drug Discovery and TherapeuticsProfessor Dean Ho, National University of Singapore |
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10:30–12:00
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Track A3: "TECH" It Away! – Bringing Healthcare HomeHospital at Home: Singapore versus UKModerator: Mr Lai Yi Feng, Assistant Director and Project Lead, Ministry of Health Office for Healthcare Transformation
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Track C3: Pushing Frontiers in Pharmaceutical SciencesModerator: A/Prof Giorgia Pastorin, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy, National University of Singapore
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Track D3: Igniting and Developing Enterprise for HealthModerator: Mr Jamie Hayes, Director, Welsh Medicines Resource Center; Honorary Senior Lecture, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science, Cardiff University Fireside chat: Entrepreneurship in Pharmacy – Why and How?
Mr Jamie Hayes, Director, Welsh Medicines Resource Centre; Honorary Senior Lecturer, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science, Cardiff University
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11:45–12:15
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Lunch Break |
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12:15–13:00
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Lunch Symposium |
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13:00–14:30
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Track A4: Driving Value-Based Healthcare Through Guidelines, Policies, and RegulationsModerator: A/Prof Wee Hwee Lin, Associate Professor, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore; Director, Center for Health Intervention and Policy Evaluation Research
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Track B4: Sustaining the Pharmacy Workforce with Digitalisation and Automation |
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Track C4: Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Pharmaceuticals – Who Is Responsible? |
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Track D4: Igniting and Developing Enterprise for HealthModerator: Ms Ng Hong Yen, Specialist Pharmacist, Pharmacist – Haematology Department, Singapore General Hospital Fireside Chat: Inspirational Moments – Why I Do What I Do
Mr Roman Lester Rosales, Head of Pharmacy, Guardian Singapore
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14:30–15:00
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Tea Break and Poster Viewing |
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15:00–16:00
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Plenary Lecture 3: Net Zero for Healthcare – Dream or Reality?Professor Nick Watts, Director, Centre for Sustainable Medicine, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore |
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16:00–16:30
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Awards Ceremony |
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16:30–16:45
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Closing Ceremony |