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This document lists the chairpersons, finalists, and judges for multiple healthcare awards taking place on October 31, November 1, and November 3, 2011 at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, and Changi General Hospital. Awards include the Singapore Clinician-Investigator Award, Singapore Nursing Award, Allied Health Best Poster Award, Singapore Allied Health Award, Singapore Young Investigator Award for clinical research, and best poster awards for clinical research, basic science, nursing, and quality/health services research.
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- 11. SHBC Best Poster Award (Allied Health)
- 13. Allied Health – Best Poster Award Finalists
- 14. Judges – Allied Health Best Poster
- 15. Khoo Teck Puat Hospital 1 November 2011
- 16. Singapore Allied Health Award
- 17. Chairperson: Dr Philip Yap
- 18. Singapore Allied Health Award Finalists
- 19. Judges - Singapore Allied Health
- 20. Singapore Young Investigator Award (Clinical Research)
- 21. Chairperson: Dr David Loke
- 22. Singapore Young Investigator Award (Clinical Research) Finalists
- 23. Judges - Singapore Young Investigator Award (Clinical Research)
- 24. SHBC Best Poster Judging
- 25. SHBC Best Poster Award (Clinical Research)
- 26. Clinical Research – Best Poster Finalists
- 27. Judges –Clinical Research Best Poster SHBC Best Poster Award (Clinical Research)
- 28. SHBC Best Poster Award (Basic Science/ Translational Research )
- 29. Basic Science/ Translational Research Best Poster Finalists
- 30. Judges – Basic Science/ Translational Research Best Poster
- 31. Changi General Hospital 3 November 2011
- 32. Singapore Young Investigator Award (Basic Science/ Translational Research)
- 33. Chairperson: Dr Tey Hong Liang
- 34. Singapore Young Investigator Award (Basic Science/ Translational Research) Finalists
- 35. Judges– Singapore Young Investigator Award (Basic Science/ Translational Research)
- 36. Singapore Young Investigator Award (Quality & Health Services Research)
- 37. Chairperson: Dr Ng Keng Sin
- 38. Singapore Young Investigator Award (Quality & Health Services Research) Finalists
- 39. Judges - Singapore Young Investigator Award (Quality & Health Services Research)
- 40. SHBC Best Poster Award (Nursing)
- 41. Nursing Best Poster Finalists
- 42. Judges – Nursing Best Poster
- 43. SHBC Best Poster Award (Quality & Health Services Research)
- 44. Quality & Health Services Research Best Poster Finalists
- 45. Judges –Quality & Health Services Research Best Poster