A team of Singapore International Volunteers (SIVs) will train a multidisciplinary group of healthcare professionals including doctors, nurses, social workers and therapists on clinical and facilitation skills, empowering them to share knowledge with peers and medical students in their respective states. The curriculum includes managing complex systems in palliative care and supporting allied health specialists including medical social workers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, music therapists, and pastoral care workers. The project is expected to benefit about 34,000 patients and caregivers.  

A team of Singapore International Volunteers (SIVs) from TTSH will train about 60 doctors and nurses from Cho Ray Hospital and selected hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. The training will focus on three building blocks – i.e. clinical skills building and practices, diagnostics and quality improvement systems in Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) and Glomerular Nephritis (GN) to improve patient outcome and quality care delivery. 10 Master Trainers will then be identified to train their local counterparts to ensure sustainability after the project. The project is expected to benefit 11,000 lives by 2027.