Influenza Pandemic Workshop for General Practitioners
and Community Paediatricians
The dates for the two separate workshops are:
  • 23-24 Feb 2008
  • 1-2 Mar 2008
    (Please indicate your preferred date below.)

    Time: 1:30pm-5:00pm (Sat, Sun)
    Registration begins at 1:30pm. Please be punctual.

    Venue: Health Promotion Board Auditorium (Map)
    3 Second Hospital Avenue, Singapore 168937

    Programme: Click Here
    (Attendance - 4 Core CME Points, MCQs - 2 Core CME Points)

    Materials: A Guide To Organising A Primary Care Clinic During An Influenza Pandemic - (Jul 2007)

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    We reserve the right to reject your registration if it is incomplete.

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    National Primary Healthcare Response Framework

    The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Singapore Medical Association and College of Family Physicians Singapore, has developed the National Primary Healthcare Response Framework to complement the overall disease outbreak response plan. In the event of an influenza pandemic, participating GPs will continue to manage the sick in the community, provide clinical assessment, anti-viral prophylaxis and treatment when needed, or, referral to the hospitals for further treatment.

    Participating GPs and clinics (including clinic support staff) will receive the same level of protection as public sector healthcare workers and will be provided with personal protection equipment and anti-viral drugs for treatment purposes.

    In addition to signing up for the workshop, I would like to participate in the National Primary Healthcare Response Framework.

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