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“	I think the importance of such a meeting is really to bring the network together. Having a Congress such as this one allows the different groups and individuals who will not normally interact to come together. That level of learning, socialising together and understanding what is happening in other departments is critically important to the future of Academic Medicine.

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	~ Prof Elizabeth Armstrong Clinical Professor in Paediatrics & Director, Harvard Macy Institute, Harvard Medical School

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4^th SingHealth Duke-NUS Scientific Congress
23 - 24 September 2016 | Academia, Singapore

Start	End	SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME DAY ONE
0800	0850	Registration and Light Refreshments
0900	1000	Opening Ceremony Welcome & Opening Address Guest-of-Honour: Mr Gan Kim Yong, Minister for Health Keynote Lecture I Global Health Security Framework for the Future by Prof Victor Dzau President, National Academy of Medicine
1000	1030	Refreshments, Exhibitions and Poster Displays
1030	1200	Patient Safety Symposium		ENT Symposium	Simulation Symposium	Diabetes Symposium
1030	1200	Patient Safety and the Three Pillars of Academic Medicine		Management of Head & Neck Tumours – From Eradicating Disease to Restoring Function	Simulation – Focus on In situ Simulation	Fighting Diabetes – The SingHealth Duke-NUS Way
1200	1300	Lunch Plenary I Integrating Research into a Healthcare System – Organisational Principles by Dr Edison Liu
1200	1300	Lunch, Exhibitions and Poster Displays
1300	1430	National Joint Healthcare Education Symposium	Immunotherapy Symposium	Transplantation Medicine Symposium	Obstetrics & Gynaecology Symposium	Dentistry Symposium
1300	1430	Education for Tomorrow's Healthcare	Manipulating the Body's Immune System for Therapeutic Purposes	Transplantation for the Future	Paradigms in Obstetrics and Gynaecology	Oral Health and General Health – What's the Connection?
1435	1520	Best Oral Paper	Best Oral Paper	Best Oral Paper	Best Oral Paper	Best Oral Paper
1435	1520	Nursing	Health Services & Systems Research	Evidence-based Medicine	Education Research	Clinical Research (Junior)
1520	1545	Refreshments, Exhibitions and Poster Displays
1545	1715	Gastroenterology Symposium	Ethics Symposium	Cardiology Symposium	Infectious Disease Symposium	Paediatrics Symposium
1545	1715	Impactful Advances in Gastrointestinal Malignancy Happening Right Here	Ethical Dilemmas in Clinical Research – Problems and Solutions	Novel Methods for Cardiac Imaging	Saving the World from Pestilence	Towards Tangible Advances in Paediatrics
1720	1805	Research Plenary	Immunotherapy Plenary	Cardiology Plenary	Infectious Disease Plenary	Paediatrics Plenary
1720	1805	Data Analytics in Healthcare	From Genotype to Phenotype	Genetic Heart Failure ‒ What's New?	Microvascular Dysfunction in Dengue	Bridging the Distance between Research and Care in Paediatrics
END OF DAY ONE PROGRAMME

Start	End	SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME DAY TWO
0800	0830	Registration and Light Refreshment
0830	0930	Keynote Lecture II Genetic Models for Precision Medicine in a Learning Healthcare System by Dr Edison Liu President and CEO, The Jackson Laboratory AM•EI Golden Apple Awards Ceremony 2016
0935	1105	Nursing Symposium	Allied Health Symposium	Musculoskeletal Symposium	Education Symposium	Geriatric Symposium
0935	1105	Defining Tomorrow's Nursing	Practising at the Top of Our Licenses with Allies for Better Outcomes	Challenging Topics in Musculoskeletal Surgery	Making Better Educators – Updates by Harvard Macy Alumni	Resilience and Longevity
1105	1130	Refreshments, Exhibitions and Poster Displays
1130	1215	Nursing Plenary	Allied Health Plenary	Residency Symposium	Education Plenary	Geriatric Plenary
1130	1215	Patient Safety in an Academic Medical Centre	Care in the Community	Research and Education in Residency – For Tomorrow’s Healthcare	Designing a Curriculum to Promote Critical Thinking	Communication in Serious Illness – An Evidence-based Approach
1220	1305	Best Oral Paper	Best Oral Paper		IT Plenary	Best Oral Paper
1220	1305	Clinical Research (Senior)	Allied Health		IT as an Enabler for Translating Quality Research to Optimise Healthcare Delivery	Basic Sciences &Translational Research
1305	1400	Lunch Plenary II Redefining Academic Medicine by Prof Victor Dzau
1305	1400	Lunch, Exhibitions and Poster Displays
1400	1530	Oncology Symposium	Neuroscience Symposium	Obesity Symposium	Family Medicine Symposium	Ophthalmology Symposium
1400	1530	New Frontiers in Oncology	Tomorrow's Neuroscience Today – Integrating Vision, Education and Clinical Research	Obesity – The Battle Royale	New and Innovative Ways to Care for Our Patients	Innovating Ophthalmic Education
END OF DAY TWO PROGRAMME

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