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Janil Puthucheary on managing acute bed capacity in hospitals

As Singapore exits from the COVID-19 crisis, hospitals are seeing significantly longer stays by patients. The average length of stay went up from 6.1 days to seven days. This translates into 15 per cent more utilisation of hospital beds and is the key driver for longer waiting times for admission. The patients who need

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Janil Puthucheary on supply of updated COVID-19 boosters

The current recommendation for COVID-19 vaccinations is for seniors aged 60 years and above and medically vulnerable persons to achieve minimum protection and get the updated bivalent booster around one year after their last booster dose. This will naturally include the second booster shot. Senior Minister of State for

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Janil Puthucheary on managing increasing demands at polyclinics

Janil Puthucheary on managing increasing demands at polyclinics
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Polyclinics to set aside slots for walk-in patients with urgent medical needs, elderly patients with mobility issues

Polyclinics to set aside slots for walk-in patients with urgent medical needs, elderly patients with mobility issues
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Janil Puthucheary on patients referred by polyclinics to public hospitals

Public hospitals do not reject patients referred by polyclinics based on their residential address. They may occasionally reject patients if the referrals are inappropriate, such as to a specialty that the hospital does not provide. Patients are also prioritised based on their medical condition and need. In rare situat

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