Pre-Forum Workshops

Haemodynamic Monitoring with Live Porcine Physiologic Models FULLY BOOKED

Title:

Haemodynamic Monitoring with Live Porcine Physiologic Models

Details

Date: Wednesday, 19 April 2026
Time: 8.15am – 4.30pm
Venue: Tan Tock Seng Hospital, L1 Conference Rooms and B1 Surgical Sciences Training Centre (SSTC)

Synopsis:

The haemodynamic workshop is designed for doctors working in anaesthesia, emergency and critical care medicine taking care of haemodynamically unstable patients. The main objective is to equip participants with the knowledge in interpreting basic and advanced haemodynamic parameters like ScVO2, stroke volume variation and its limitations. Live animals will be used to demonstrate the changes in haemodynamic parameters for various shock states and response to pharmacological and physiological manoeuvres. Continuous haemodynamic parameters will be correlated with “live” echocardiographic examinations.

Schedule

Time	Topic	Speaker
07:30 – 08:15	Registration @ L1 Conference Rooms
08:15 – 08:30	Welcome and workshop overview	Dr Jonathan Tan
08:30 – 09:15	Physiology of Fluid Responsiveness – ‘How and Why’	Professor Stephen Huang
09:15 – 10:00	Echocardiography and continuous dynamic parameters - ‘Better together than Apart’	Professor Anthony McLean
10:00 – 10:30	MORNING TEA
10:30 – 11:15	Echocardiography in the shock patient	Professor Anthony McLean
11:15 – 12:00	Review of 2014 ESICM Shock Consensus	Dr Chia Yew Woon
12:00 – 12:30	Parameter overview and discussion	Dr Paul Drakeford
12:30 – 13:30	LUNCH
13:30 – 16:15	Physiology lab @ B1, Surgical Sciences Training Centre (SSTC)	Facilitator – Dr Fong Wee Kim
16:15 – 16:30	Summary and Close	Dr Jonathan Tan

Faculty

Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

Dr Jonathan TAN, Senior Consultant, AICPM
Dr FONG Wee Kim, Consultant, AICPM
Dr CHIA Yew Woon, Consultant, Cardiology
Dr Paul DRAKEFORD, Registrar, AICPM

Sydney, Australia

Professor Anthony MCLEAN
Professor Stephen HUANG

France

Professor Michel SLAMA

Targeted Participant No.

Price per participant

SGD$250 (before GST)

Implementing an Inter-professional In-Situ Protected Code Blue Resuscitation Simulation Program

Title:

Implementing an Inter-professional In-Situ Protected Code Blue Resuscitation Simulation Program
“Is your healthcare facility prepared to combat the next lethal airborne respiratory disease?”

Details

Date: Thursday, 20 April 2026
Time: 9am – 5.00pm
Venue: Changi Simulation Institute, Changi General Hospital

Synopsis:

Patients admitted to the hospital with a deadly airborne respiratory disease present a challenge to the healthcare team. Since the 2003 SARS pandemic, there has been development of policies with regards to infection control and isolation procedures. Infrastructure and acquisition of equipment such as PAPR are also in place. However, the resuscitation protocols and training of the healthcare team in managing a deteriorating patient with such a condition have not been established. This would be the loophole in infection control and containment policies should a lethal airborne disease strike again. There is a lack of inter-professional training amongst the doctors, nurses and respiratory therapist, who are the primary team managing such patients. There is much confusion on the ground on effective resuscitation of the contagious deteriorating patient without compromising the well-being of the healthcare team. This workshop comprise of 3 components. Firstly, discussion on current available knowledge and workflows for effective resuscitation of such a patient. Secondly, participants will be engaged in planning and determining the needs of their organization and frontline staff through small group discussions and simulation scenarios. Thirdly, participants will engage in planning an in-situ inter-professional simulation training program for managing such patients.

Learning Objectives

To describe the challenges faced by the healthcare team in performing effective inter-professional resuscitation of a patient with deadly airborne respiratory disease
To plan and perform needs assessment of the inter-professional team in managing such patients using a protected code blue resuscitation protocol
To implement an inter-professional in-situ simulation training program for managing such patients

Schedule

Workshop Outline:

9:00am – 10:00 am	-	Component 1: Discussion and Sharing on current knowledge, workflow and policies
10:00am – 12:00pm	-	Component 2: Discussion & Simulation on needs assessment of the healthcare team
12:00pm – 1:00pm	-	Lunch
1:00pm – 5:00pm	-	Component 3: Implementing an In Situ Simulation Training Program

Faculty

Dr Jansen Koh
Dr Roshni Sadashiv Gokhale
Ms Zakiah Binte Aswami
Ms Nurul Binte Muhamad Suhaimi
NC Mashithah Binte Mansor
NC Suraya Abdullah
Ms Leylane Anselmo

Targeted Participant No.

Price per participant

SGD$500 (before GST)

Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in Critical Illness (ECMO) workshop FULLY BOOKED

Facilitators: Dr. Graeme MacLaren, Dr. Ramanathan K, Ms. Pauline Oh, Mr. Si Guim, Ms. Patsy

Venue: MD6 Centre for Health Simulation, 14, Medical Drive, National University of Singapore

For the participants: A bus has been arranged to transport ECMO workshop participants from Suntec City Conference Venue to NUS. Participants who want to avail the facility should meet Ms. Jing Qi Hoa at Suntec convention Centre, Level 1, Big Screen at 7am on both days. The return trip to Suntec City Conference venue would be at 1700.

Day 1 20.04.2026

	Group 1	Group 2
0800-0815	Pre-workshop questionnaire
0815-0900	Overview of Contemporary ECMO (Dr MacLaren)
0900-1000	Waterdrill - Introduction to equipment
1000-1030	Tea break
1030-1100	Anticoagulation & Medical management (Dr MacLaren)	Waterdrill – set up and priming
1100-1115
1115-1145	Waterdrill – set up and priming	Anticoagulation & Medical management (Dr MacLaren)
1145-1200
1200-1300	Lunch
1300-1400	ECMO (patho)physiology (Dr MacLaren)	Waterdrill - circuit maintenance
1400-1500	Waterdrill – circuit maintenance	ECMO (patho)physiology (Dr MacLaren)
1500-1530	Tea break
1530-1700	Combined Sim Session (Dr Ramanathan)

Day 2 21.04.2026

	Group 1	Group 2
0800-0815	Reorientation and Introduction
0815-0845	Waterdrill - troubleshooting	Initiating ECMO (Dr Ramanathan)
0845-0915		Nursing management (Sr Pauline)
0915-0945	Initiating ECMO (Dr Ramanathan)	Waterdrill - troubleshooting
0945-1015	Nursing management (Sr Pauline)
1015-1045	Tea Break
1045-1115	Weaning ECMO (Dr MacLaren)	Waterdrills
1115-1130	Organization and Outcomes (Dr MacLaren)
1130-1200	Waterdrills	Weaning ECMO (Dr MacLaren)
1200-1215		Organization and Outcomes (Dr MacLaren)
1215-1330	Lunch
1330-1400	Q&A
1400-1500	Combined Sim Session (Dr Ramanathan)
1500-1530	Tea Break
1530-1630	Combined Sim Session continued (Dr Ramanathan)
1630-1700	Post-workshop questionnaire and wrap up

Intensive Care Nephrology’ Workshop – Beyond BASIC Nephrology FULLY BOOKED

Title:

‘Intensive Care Nephrology’ Workshop – Beyond BASIC Nephrology

Details

Date: Thursday - Friday, 20 - 21 April 2026
Time: 9am – 4.30pm
Venue: Ng Teng Fong General Hospital

Synopsis:

Jointly developed by the BASIC collaboration (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) and the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM), this international course has been conducted at multiple locations in a similar format to the original BASIC ICU course. This is a pre-conference workshop of the SG-ANZICS conference 2017.

This 2 day course has several components; including a pre and post course MCQ test, comprehensive structured lectures, demonstrations, small group discussions and practical skill stations and hands on interaction with dialysis machines at several skill station.

Participants can expect to complete the course with a thorough knowledge of conditions causing AKI, strategies for prevention and detection, supportive and disease specific therapies and renal replacement strategies and troubleshooting. They will be able to then deploy this knowledge in general, acute care and critical care areas.

Learning Objectives

Applied renal physiology
Epidemiology of acute kidney injury
Acute kidney injury: causes, pathophysiology and management
Acute kidney injury and sepsis
Rhabdomyolysis
AKI and abdominal compartment syndrome
Urinary tract infections
Continuous renal replacement therapy
Intermittent haemodialysis and SLEDD
Peritoneal dialysis
Drug dosing in renal failure

Schedule

Intensive Care Nephrology ‐ Beyond BASIC Course Provider course Schedule:

Thursday, 20 April 2026

9:00am – 9:15am	-	Registration
9:15am – 9:30am	-	Welcome
9:30am – 10:00am	-	AKI – Definition & epidemiology
10:00am – 10:30am	-	AKI
10:30am – 11:00am	-	Chronic kidney disease
*11:00am – 11:30am*	-	*Tea Break*
11:30am – 12:00pm	-	CRRT Troubleshooting
12:00pm – 12:30pm	-	Rhabdomyolysis
*12:30pm – 1:30pm*	-	*Lunch*
1:30pm – 4:30pm	-	Skill stations – (40 mins per station) *1450-1510 - 20mins tea-break after 2 stations rotation* AKI Chronic kidney disease Prescribing CRRT Vascular access

Friday, 21 April 2026

9:00am – 9:30am	-	Abdominal compartment syndrome
9:30am – 10:00am	-	Peritoneal dialysis
10:00am – 10:30am	-	IHD and Hybrid techniques
10:30am – 11:00am	-	Drug dosing in renal failure
*11:00am – 11:30am*	-	*Tea Break*
11:30am – 12:50pm 1:30pm – 2:50pm	-	Skill stations – (40 mins per station) *1250-1330 - 40‐min lunch break after 2 stations rotation* Troubleshooting CRRT Intermittent hemodialysis Peritoneal dialysis Drug Dosing
*2:50pm – 3:15pm*	-	*Tea Break*
3:15pm – 3:45pm	-	Questions and answers
3:45pm– 4:45pm	-	MCQ

Faculty

Overseas Course Faculty

Local Course Faculty

Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand

Dr Ross Freebairn

Royal Hobart Hospital, Australia

Dr Benoj Varghese

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, Jurong Health Services

Dr Tan Chee Keat
Dr Shekhar Dhanvijay
Dr Monika Gulati
Dr Amit Kansal

Tan Tock Seng Hospital

Dr Lai Poi Leng
Dr Shirley Goh

Targeted Participant No.

Price per participant

SGD$400 (including GST)

Advanced Ventilation Workshop Day 1 – Patient Ventilator Asynchrony FULLY BOOKED

Title:

Advanced Ventilation Workshop Day 1 – Patient Ventilator Asynchrony

Details

Date: Thursday, 20 April 2026
Time: 9.00am – 5.00pm
Venue: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Level 3, Meeting Room 302

Synopsis:

According to the latest research, in observed ventilated patients, 27% exhibited asynchrony in greater than 10% of breaths; ICU physicians were only able to detect less than 1/3 of the asynchronies. On average, when ITI* is greater than or equal to 10%, mechanical ventilation times are increased by 6 days; hospital stays are longer by an average of 13 days and ICU stays are longer by an average of 4 days, Exhibiting a significant proportion of asynchronous breaths is associated with an almost 5 times increase in ICU mortality. This program is designed to help intensivists/RTs to understand patient-ventilator asynchrony from the physiology cause to clinical remedy; the program also integrates interactive simulation training sessions using preprogramed clinical case scenarios to help understanding and mastering the whole content.

Learning Objectives

To refresh the physiology of mechanical ventilation related with lung mechanics/control of breathing
To understand the occurrence of patient-ventilator asynchrony
To grasp the significance of improving patient-ventilator synchrony
To manage patient-ventilator asynchrony in conventional modes as well as advanced modes.
To understand the role of proportional assist mode in improving patient-ventilator synchrony.

Schedule

Time	Topics	Key areas	Speaker/Faculty
08:30 - 09:00	Registration
09-00 - 09.10	Opening Address	Welcome Goal of workshop Orientation to the day	M Cove
09:10 - 09:35	Respiratory System Mechanics		Prof G
09:35 – 10:00	Control of Breathing and Lung Protection		Prof G
10:00 – 10:20	Recognising and Managing Patient Ventilator Asynchrony		KC
10:20 – 10:45	Coffee Break
10:45 – 11:10	Patient Ventilator Asynchrony: Does it matter?		J Phua
11:10 – 11:35	Proportional Assist Ventilation: Any role in your practice?		M Cove
11:35 – 12:35	Lunch
12:35 – 13:00	Workshop rotation #1		Yasuhiro Norisu
13:00 – 15:40	Workshop rotation #2		NapplikaKongpolprom
15:40 – 16:00	Coffee Break
14:45 – 15:30	Workshop rotation #3		M Cove
15:30 – 15:50	Wrap up by course director		M Cove

SCENARIO BASED SKILL STATION

Ventilation Strategies (basic modes and lung mechanic)
Recognizing and Managing Patient Ventilator Asynchrony
Initiating & Optimizing Proportional Assist Ventilation

Faculty

Prof. Georgopoulos Dimitrios
Dr. Jason Phua
Dr. See Kay Choong
Dr. Matthew Cove
Dr. Yasuhiro Norisue
Dr. Napplika Kongpolprom

Targeted Participant No.

Price per participant

SGD$250 (before GST)
*SGD$450 for Day 1 and Day 2 Advanced Ventilation Workshop (before GST)

Advanced Ventilation Workshop Day 2 – Lung Protection FULLY BOOKED

Title:

Advanced Ventilation Workshop Day 2 – Lung Protection

Details

Date: Friday, 21 April 2026
Time: 9.00am – 4.00pm
Venue: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Level 3, Meeting Room 302

Synopsis:

This workshop seeks to take participants beyond the standard ventilation practices. We will review lung protective ventilation and the current understanding of ventilator induced lung injury mechanisms. The workshop will focus on equipping participants with knowledge and hands on skills to recognize and manage complex scenarios at the extremes of pulmonary physiology, including the role of PEEP, lung recruitment and adjunctive pharmacological interventions. The program will include lectures (including keynote international guest speakers), hands on simulation stations and group discussion with international experts.

Learning Objectives

To review practices of lung protective ventilation and how creating a mechanical breath profile can potentially prevent the onset of ARDS.
To explain the mechanisms by which the mechanical breath causes tissue damage at the alveolar level, known as ventilator induced lung injury (VILI).
To describe how the parameters that comprised the mechanical breath (i.e. lung volumes, pressures, rates, flows and the duration they are applied to the lung at inspiration and expiration) can be adjusted to minimize VILI.
To review pharmacological intervention for ventilated patients.
To review management of hypoxia via lung recruitment maneuver and adjunctive approaches.

Schedule

Time	Topics	Key areas	Speaker/Faculty
08:30 - 09:00	Registration
09-00 - 09.10	Opening Address	Welcome Goal of workshop Orientation to the day	M Cove
09:10 - 09:35	Respiratory System Mechanics		Prof G
09:35 – 10:00	Control of Breathing and Lung Protection		Prof G
10:00 – 10:20	Recognising and Managing Patient Ventilator Asynchrony		KC
10:20 – 10:45	Coffee Break
10:45 – 11:10	Patient Ventilator Asynchrony: Does it matter?		J Phua
11:10 – 11:35	Proportional Assist Ventilation: Any role in your practice?		M Cove
11:35 – 12:35	Lunch
12:35 – 13:00	Workshop rotation #1		Yasuhiro Norisu
13:00 – 15:40	Workshop rotation #2		NapplikaKongpolprom
15:40 – 16:00	Coffee Break
14:45 – 15:30	Workshop rotation #3		M Cove
15:30 – 15:50	Wrap up by course director		M Cove

Workshops for Lung Protection

Session Number	Activity	Faculty
1	Lung recruitment deomonstration and hands on (Porcine lung)	M.Cove and TJ
2	Recognising patient ventilator interactions – focus on when LPV not providing LPV (inadequate support in metabolic acidosis). Major teaching point…up to 8ml/kg still within ARDSnet protocol.	KC and Norisue
3	How do I? (approach ventilation in severe ARDS)	Prof G
4	Recognizing derange pulmonary mechanics using ventilator waveforms	SewaDuu, Amanda

TOPICS

Lung Recruitment Demonstration (Pig lung)
Recognizing Deranged Pulmonary Mechanics Using Ventilator Wave Forms. (Passive Mechanics)
Group Discussion – Meet the Prof (Delta P, Penduluff, Assisted modes in ARDS)
Recognizing Patient Ventilator Interactions (ASL5000)

Faculty

Prof GeorgopoulosDimitrios
Dr Matthew Cove
Dr SewaDuu Wen
Dr Yasuhiro Norisue
Dr Lim Tian Jin
Dr See Kay Choong

Targeted Participant No.

Price per participant

SGD$250 (before GST)
*SGD$450 for Day 1 and Day 2 Advanced Ventilation Workshop (before GST)

Medical Emergency Team & Rapid Response Systems

Title:

Medical Emergency Team & Rapid Response Systems

Details

Date: Friday, 21 April 2026
Time: 12.30pm – 5.00pm
Venue:
Changi General Hospital (CGH)
Auditorium @ CGH Training Centre
Main Building Level 1

Synopsis:

Rapid response systems (RRSs) are organisation-wide, patient-focused systems developed to prevent potentially avoidable deaths and serious adverse events. Implementation of a rapid response system includes education of the ward staff to systematically detect signs of physiological instability and identify patients needing urgent evaluation by a medical emergency team (MET).
The MET includes medical doctors and/or nurses experienced in management of critical patients; it is activated by ward staff in patients’ fulfilling criteria or in response to staff’s concern, and its roles are to stabilise the patient in the ward or move the patient to a higher level of care.
Its widespread increasing adoption in the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand is a testament to its local benefits.
The workshop aims to introduce the concept of Rapid Response Systems and in particular, Medical Emergency Team (MET) for the rescue of deteriorating hospitalised patients.
The programme consists of talks by experienced Rapid Response Practitioners and case discussions on video-recorded MET cases.
Participants will be equipped with concepts & models in implementing or improving the response to clinical deterioration in ward patients.

Learning Objectives

Introduction to the concept of Rapid Response Systems
Understanding different models of RRS and how they may be applicable in different hospital systems.
Experience a typical Medical Emergency Team activation via video simulation.

Schedule

Workshop Outline:

12:30pm – 1:00pm	-	Registration
1:00pm – 1:15pm	-	Introduction
1:15pm – 1:45pm	-	What are Rapid Response Systems and Why Do Hospitals Need Them? – A/Prof Daryl Jones
1:45pm – 2:15pm	-	When and How Do Rapid Responses Systems Work? Afferent & Efferent Limbs – Dr Paolo Calzavacca
2:15pm – 2:45pm	-	Starting a Rapid Response System and Keeping It Going. An Asian Experience – A/Prof Augustine Tee
2:45pm – 3:15pm	-	Tea Break
3.15pm – 3.45pm	-	Roles of Nurses & Respiratory Therapists in Rapid Response Systems – NC MashithahMansor
3:45pm – 4:15pm	-	Video 1: The Hypoxic Patient
4:15pm – 4:45pm	-	Video 2: The Hypotensive Patient
4:45pm – 5:00pm	-	Closing

Faculty

A/Prof Daryl Jones ( Care Specialist, Austin Health, Australia)
Dr Paolo Calzavacca (Anaesthesia and Intensive Care specialist, ASST Melegnano e Martesana, P.O. Uboldo, Cernusco sul Naviglio, Italy)
A/Prof Augustine Tee (Chief / Senior Consultant, Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Changi General Hospital, Singapore)
Ms Mashithah Mansor (Nurse Clinician, Changi General Hospital, Singapore)

Targeted Participant No.

200

Price per participant

SGD$100 (before GST)

Local CME

2 CME Points (TBC)

For any enquiries, please contact: [email protected] | View brochure here.

Affiliated Workshops

PAWs- Paediatric Airway Ventilation Workshop, Singapore FULLY BOOKED

Title:	PAWs- Paediatric Airway Ventilation Workshop, Singapore (FULLY BOOKED)
Registration	Fully Booked
Details	Date: Friday, 21 April 2026 Time: 8.00am – 5.00pm Venue: Academia, Singapore General Hospital Campus
Synopsis:	PAWs is co-organized by the departments of Paediatric Anesthesia and Children’s Intensive Care Unit of KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Singapore. The course aims to refresh and update the participant’s skills and knowledge in handling the paediatric airway and common modes of ventilation in the ICU. Some highlights of our workshop include hands-on advanced airway skill stations and live demonstration of the various ventilation strategies on anesthetized animals; simulations sessions; problem-based roundtable discussions and interactive lectures.
Learning Objectives	At the conclusion of the workshop, participants should be able to: appreciate the armamentarium available in paediatric airway management discuss and practice basic paediatric airway skills develop skills for advanced airway management, including one-lung ventilation discuss and understand the common ventilation strategies in children’s ICU develop or improve crisis resources management skills at airway crisis
Schedule	To be confirmed
Faculty	Local and foreign faculty including experts from Duke University
Targeted Participant No.	Participant numbers are capped at 30 to allow maximum opportunity for hands-on and interact with faculty.
Price per participant	To be confirmed

RACEplus Workshop FULLY BOOKED

Title:

RACEplus Workshop

Registration

Click here to reserve your slot!

Details

Date: Thursday - Friday, 20 - 21 April 2026
Time: 8.30am – 5.00pm
Venue: Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

Synopsis:

RACE (Rapid Assessment by Cardiac Echo) is a transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) course specifically designed for the critical care and acute care physicians. Its objective is to equip physicians in these areas with the skills and knowledge to perform focuses bedside TTE so that common cardiac and haemodynamic disorders can be identified quickly. There is a strong focus on HANDS-ON practice in this course.

Course Content

At the conclusion of the workshop, participants should be able to:

Left heart function
Right heart function
Pericardial effusion and cardiac tamponade
Intravascular volume (fluid status) assessment

Schedule

Tentative Programme:
DAY 1: RACE

8.30am	-	Introduction to RACE
8.45am	-	Knobology and basic TTE views
9.15am	-	Demonstration: How to perform TTE?
9.45am	-	Hands-on I: Parasternal views
*10.45am*	-	*Morning break*
11.00am	-	Hands-on II: Apical and subcostal views
12.00am	-	Lecture: LV evaluation RV evaluation
*1.00pm*	-	*Lunch*
1.30pm	-	Fluid status assessment Pericardial effusion and tamponade
2.15pm	-	Demonstration/Case: Going through & interpreting RACE study
2.45pm	-	Hands-on III: Performing RACE
*3.30pm*	-	*Afternoon Break*
3.45pm	-	Hands-on IV: Performing RACE
4.30pm	-	Summary
5.00pm	-	End of Programme

DAY 2: RACEplus

8.30am	-	Case studies (2D and M-mode)
9.00am	-	Hands-on: Performing RACE
10.00am	-	Echo in hypotensive patients
*10.30am*	-	*Morning break*
10.50am	-	Hands-on: Student-directed
12.00pm	-	Lung ultrasound
*12.30pm*	-	*Lunch*
1.30pm	-	Hands-on
*3.00pm*	-	*Afternoon break*
3.30pm	-	Case interpretation workshop
4.45pm	-	Summary and evaluation
5.00pm	-	Finish

Faculty

Nepean Hospital, Sydney
Professor Anthony Mclean, Sydney
Professor Michel Slama, France
A/Professor Stephen Huang, SydneySingapore
Dr Jonathan TAN
Dr Yew Woon CHIA
Dr Wee Kim FONG
D Alvin TEODr Tze-Wee LEE

Price per participant

AUD1,300.00
*Registration fee includes a copy of Critical Care Ultrasound Manual (2012) AS McLean & SJ Huang (eds). Elsevier Press

Asia Pacific ICU Mobility Network 3rd Annual Conference

Title:	Asia Pacific ICU Mobility Network 3rd Annual Conference
Registration	Click here to reserve your slot!
Details	Date: Friday, 21 April 2026 Time:8.30am – 5.30pm Venue: York Hotel, Level 2, Carlton Hall 21 Mount Elizabeth, Singapore 228516
Faculty	Prof Dale Needham, Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA Prof Yahya Shehabi, Monash Hospitals, Melbourne A/Prof Sue Berney, Austin Health, Melbourne
Price per participant	Allied Health and Nurses: SGD$100 (inclusive of GST) Doctors: SGD$170 (inclusive of GST)