Synergising care through Continuing Medical Education (CME)
A gateway for medical professionals to keep pace with the latest clinical updates.
PULSE Issue 43 | July 2024
Healthcare is a constantly evolving field, where new technical advances,
techniques and cutting-edge treatments promise to revolutionise the
future of patient care.
To share crucial knowledge and insights in the field of cardiology, and cardiothoracic and vascular surgery, specialists from
the National University Heart Centre, Singapore (NUHCS) have come together to organise Continuing Medical Education
(CME) sessions to support healthcare counterparts in the primary care settings – including General Practitioners (GPs),
polyclinic doctors and nurses – in staying updated on the latest disease management knowledge for enhanced patient
care, and to equip them in making specialist referrals for their patients' follow-up treatment.
Continuing Medical Education (CME) sessions consists of educational activities that serve to:
CMEs are stipulated by the Singapore Medical Council to be compulsory for doctors in Singapore to:
At the core of NUHCS’ educational commitment lies a dedication to nurturing well-rounded healthcare professionals.
From in-depth explorations of Electrocardiogram1
(ECG) interpretations to comprehensive discussions on the management
of Superficial and Deep Venous Disorders2, every aspect of cardiovascular care is tailored to equip primary care doctors
with the knowledge to keep them well-updated in the evolving medical field.
Calling All Primary Care Colleagues & Healthcare Professionals!
- Familiarise yourself with the latest research, clinical guidelines and management protocols to aid in potentially lifesaving diagnosis and take better care of your patients
- Learn to identify the different signs/symptoms that would warrant a specialist referral
- Sharpen skills and insights to diagnose and manage various cardiovascular conditions effectively
For Specialist Referrals
To refer your patients to our specialists, simply contact our General Practitioner Liaison Centre (GPLC) to make an appointment.
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri: 8.30am – 6.00pm Sat: 8.30am – 12.30pm
1. Electrocardiogram: A recording of the heart's electrical activity.
2. Deep Venous Disorders: Valve or blood vessel abnormalities.
