Date/Time
Date(s) - 29/06/2015
All Day
Location
Tower Block Building
Level 7, #0704, Tower Block Building, National University Health System, 1E Kent Ridge Road, Singapore 119228
Healthcare Christian Fellowship, Singapore, Together with PRIME (Partners in International Medical Education) is pleased to announce two courses in Singapore
“REACHING THE WHOLE PERSON IN HEALTHCARE”
DATES:
Course 1 (INTRODUCTORY COURSE): 29TH JUNE 2015
AND/OR Course 2 (TUTOR TRAINING) : 30TH JUNE 2015 1ST JULY 2015
Maintaining personal and community health is not limited to just understanding physical or pathophysiological processes. Academic centres, regulatory authorities and scientific publications have become increasingly concerned with patients’ psychological, social and spiritual dimensions and the need for these to be addressed to achieve optimum health care.
These courses will explore this broader view of patient care captured by the phrase ‘whole person medicine’. It will equip doctors and healthcare teachers to incorporate this into their practice and to teach it to other health professionals. PRIME is an established organisation with skilled and established clinicians tested in practice and in teaching these concepts.
Registration ON LINE: LINK TO REGISTRATION PAGE
(Online registration closes from 22/6/15)
Payment methods: Local checkmade payable to:
“Healthcare Christian Fellowship”. Mail to: Treasurer, HCF
16 Lentor Place, Singapore 789003 (State on back of check, registrant’s name and course)
Telegraphic transfer for overseasparticipants:
Name of Bank:Development Bank of Singapore (DBS)
DBS Account Name:Healthcare Christian Fellowship
Account No: 0330217269
Bank Address: DBS Bank; 6 Shenton Way, DBS Building; Singapore 068809
Swift Address:DBSSSGSG
Bank Code: 7171
Payment Currency: SGD
Accommodation:
Overseas participants will need to make their own arrangements for accommodation
COURSE 1: A ONE DAY COURSE INTRODUCTORY COURSE |
COURSE 2: A TWO DAY COURSE TUTOR TRAINING COURSE |
COURSE FEE: SGD$50.00 Nett (include materials and two teas) |
COURSE FEE: SGD$100.00 Nett (include materials and four teas) |
Time: 9 to 5 pm | Time: 9 to 5 pm daily |
Who should attend: Health educators, health care professionals ( doctors, nurses, allied health) | Who should attend: Persons with an interest to seek develop the precepts of teaching to raise a generation of teachers and caregivers that bring teaching from that of just medicine to that of healthcare. This is a preparation or update for teaching which is necessary for those planning to go on teaching trips to developing countries. PRIME is involved in teaching activities in India and Papua New Guinea, Europe. There are also opportunities being explored to develop similar ventures in China and Indonesia. |
Course Contents:
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Faculty:
a) Dr Michael Burke, MBBS, PhD, MA, MSc (Clin Epi), MPH&TM, FRACGP, FACTM, DRANZCOG, DCH, Dip Biblical Studies He is a committed educator with training experience in Australia, China, Papua New Guinea and African contexts. Michael completed his PhD at the UNSW in gender and HIV issues based on his commitment to Tanzania and Tanzanians, where he worked for twelve years and continues to visit regularly. Michael is president of HealthServe Australia. He lectures at both Sydney University and the University of Western Sydney.He is completing his Graduate Certificate in Higher Education at the University of Sydney where he is a senior lecturer in General Practice.
b) Dr Carolyn Russell is a family physician and the principal therapist and manager of a local Mental Health and Counselling Agency in Brisbane. She teaches for Medical Education Company throughout Australia, Asia and New Zealand and is a tutor at the University of Queensland. She is involved in preventative mental health care of people in ministry positions as well as teaching and supervising persons in chaplaincy, healthcare, and counselling.She is a tutor for PRIME teaching; for Health Serve Australia PRIME Project, and joins other PRIME tutors in various trips in Europe and Asia.Carolyn is passionate to see peoples lives transformed as they meet Jesus Christ, and commit to allowing His process of change in their hearts. She is married to Norton and has 3 adult children.
c) Dr Sharon Darlington BSc MBBS (Hons) PGCertMEd FHEA (UK) is a medical doctor working primarily in medical education at the The University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. She is currently employed part time as tutor coordinator, with responsibilities for training and professional development of tutors. In 2014, she completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education through the University of Dundee. Sharon has been involved with PRIME since 2009 and volunteered with PRIME in Papua New Guinea, Romania, and the Philippines.
Testimony:
This is an excellent workshop which focuses on the holistic nurturing of a healthcare practitioner, in developing not only the clinical competencies and skills, but also self awareness and self care, relationship building with colleagues and rapport building with patients. In turn, it trains the practitioner to become confident and comfortable to take care of the holistic needs of our patients, and the society at large. I highly recommend this workshop to anyone who feels that something is missing from our current health care practice. You will definitely find the answer and solution here.
Dr Lau Tang Ching
Rheumatologist
National University Health System
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