NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies

What happens when nurses help design the systems that power healthcare? 💡Hear from Eugene Tan, Nurse Informaticist at SingHealth and Senior Staff Nurse at SGH, on how he works with doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and IT teams to translate clinical needs into digital solutions — from workflows to platforms like Epic, Singapore’s next-generation electronic medical record system.

Nursing informatics is an emerging career path where clinical knowledge meets technology, shaping how care is delivered, documented, and improved across the system. As healthcare becomes more digital, nurses who understand both care and systems will play an increasingly important role.

Curious about where nursing can take you? Explore more at https://www.caretogobeyond.sg/

Recreating old photos is fun, but making new memories is even better 💕

Our mother-daughter duo, AH Nurse Manager Sook Funn and NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies Nursing Student Xiao Xuann, revisited a few old photos this Mother’s Day — with many more memories waiting to be made together as nurses ☺️

“Will AI replace nurses?”

The short answer is no, according to Theresa Samy, Group Nursing Lead (IT & Innovation) at National University Health System.

Technology is changing healthcare — but it’s not replacing nurses. It’s supporting them, taking over routine tasks and giving them more time to care for patients.

💬 Nurses — how has technology changed the way you work? Share your experience below.

When Mdm Cheryl Ng’s daughter said she wanted to study Nursing, Mdm Ng was initially doubtful, uncertain, and had lots of questions. But over time, seeing her daughter’s passion for the profession changed her perspective.

Find out how her hesitation turned to wholehearted support. Read more:
https://medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursing/2026/04/nursing-april-2026/ #24

Infection prevention is no longer behind the scenes. From COVID-19 to rising antimicrobial resistance, healthcare systems face growing infectious risks.

The need for skilled IPC leaders has never been greater. Yet until recently, there was no dedicated Master’s-level pathway in Singapore.

The Master of Science (Infection Prevention and Control) at NUS was created to close this gap — equipping professionals to lead safer, more resilient healthcare systems.

🎥 Hear from the experts and practitioners shaping the future of IPC.