Eugene Fidelis Soh is the CEO of Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Central Health in Singapore, serving a population of 1.4 million. He is Adjunct Professor at the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine and Chairman of the Centre for Healthcare Innovation Co-Learning Network. He is a medical doctor by training with an MA in Public Health from Harvard University and is an alumni of the Senior Executive Programme at the London Business School.
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Chief Executive Officer Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Central Health Singapore
Chairman Centre for Healthcare Innovation Co-Learning Network Singapore
Adjunct Professor LKC Medicine (NTU – Imperial College London)
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The Population Health Stack provides a systems language to illustrate the models of care that need to be developed at each level of a Population Health System. This allows us to flip the healthcare system and better address the new health needs of the population. Key Points The traditional model of healthcare has become unsustainable. To address new needs of an ageing population, health...
READ MOREHealthcare needs to change to meet demographic shifts, increasing demand and rising costs. To change healthcare, success lies in its transformation of the healthcare worker for tomorrow. In the face of these disruptions and increasing adoption of automation and digitalisation, healthcare workers must be equipped to redesign their jobs and upskill themselves to drive innovation and productivity....
READ MOREIn the pursuit to achieve better population health, the Central Health Model of Care is designed to look beyond the hospital walls, and achieve the Five Population Health aims of Better Health and Better Value with Better People delivering Better Care to build a Better Community. Key Points A contextualised population health model is necessary to address the issues of...
READ MORESummary: Tan Tock Seng Hospital, a large multi-disciplinary public hospital in Singapore enters into the future of Hospital Operations with Command, Control & Communications (C3) capabilities at its new Integrated Operations Command Centre. On 22 Jan 2020, Singapore raised its Disease Outbreak Response System Condition (DORSCON) (Singapore Government 2020) level from green t
READ MORESummary: In a world of changing healthcare ideals, all that is required is a change in our mindset. Transformation is accelerating in healthcare, and this is particularly true with regards to healthcare in Singapore. It has been ranked the longest for life expectancy at birth (Global Burden of Disease Study 2017) as well as second for healthcare efficiency (Bloomberg’s Healthcare Efficiency...
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