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This document summarizes healthcare manpower needs in Singapore over the long term. It discusses trends in registered nurse and enrolled nurse statistics from 2006 to 2015, including average annual dropout rates of 15% for both groups. The document also outlines traditional and new sources of healthcare manpower for Singapore, comparing them, and examines long term considerations around supply, standards, and support environments. Additionally, it provides brief case studies of healthcare manpower approaches in Japan and Singapore.
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- 1. Study on Healthcare Manpower needs 1. Understanding of Manpower needs 2. Trending Statistics 3. Traditional Sources vs New 4. Long Term Considerations 5. Case Study 1 – Japan 6. Case Study 2 - Singapore
- 2. Local Overseas Institute of Higher Learning Polytechnic National University Foreign Accreditation Registered Nurse Enrolled Nurse Healthcare Assistants Nurse Interns Supply Formal Training Accreditation by SNB Demand Hospitals Nursing Homes Active Ageing Hub Home Care Poly Clinics Traditional Sources: 1. Philippines 2. Myanmar 3. Malaysia In 2015 – 39,000 By 2030 – 78,000 SNB deals directly with HI HR Singaporean Core: 1. Hospitals 2. Nursing Home 3. Senior Care
- 3. Trending Statistics over 10 years (2006 – 2015) • Average 15% dropout rate for registered nurses • Average 15% dropout rate for enrolled nurses • Current count for nurses is 39,000 • Target is to reach 78,000 in 2030
- 4. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Breakdown by: No. of Registered Nurses 21,575 23,598 25,971 27,556 28,864 29,894 Public Sector 12,994 14,494 15,916 16,738 17,667 18,566 Private Sector 5,140 5,661 6,321 6,716 6,863 7,356 Not in Active Practice 3,441 3,443 3,734 4,102 4,334 3,972 No. of Enrolled Nurses 7,478 7,869 8,274 8,273 8,528 8,931 Public Sector 4,525 4,661 4,995 4,890 5,006 5,305 Private Sector 1,757 1,979 2,027 2,049 2,078 2,377 Not in Active Practice 1,196 1,229 1,252 1,334 1,444 1,249 Trending for Healthcare Manpower Source: SNB
- 5. 2012 2013 2014 Selected Data for Healthcare Manpower Source: SNB
- 6. 2012 2013 2014 Selected Data for Healthcare Manpower Source: SNB
- 7. Traditional vs New Sources Comparison Table
- 8. Long Term Considerations 1. Supply Issue • Strong attraction to profession • Strong retention to profession 2. Standards Issue • Qualification and Eligibility • Core Functions 3. Support Environment Issue • Profession Centric • Remove obstacles
- 9. Case Study 1 – Japan
- 10. Case Study 2 – Singapore