Society and Technology in Nursing Ethics (Classroom and Asynchronous e-learning)
About This Course
This course examines the ethical dimensions of public health initiatives and cutting-edge healthcare technologies. It equips professionals with the skills to analyse population health policies, such as vaccination mandates, and to navigate the complex ethical landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data, and regenerative medicine. Learners will develop critical competencies in ethical critique, policy evaluation, and decision making for modern healthcare dilemmas. Directly relevant to roles in public health, health technology assessment, and clinical innovation, this training prepares learners for leadership positions in policy development, ethics committees, and healthcare administration, enhancing their career prospects in a rapidly evolving sector.
What You'll Learn
1. Compare and contrast the rights of the individual versus that of the collective
2. Analyse case studies related to Ministry of Health (MOH)'s evolving stand on COVID-19 vaccination and the healthcare professionals who refused vaccination; and Ministry of Manpower’s requirement of 6-monthly medical examination for female migrant workers
3. Explain the ethical considerations surrounding big data and artificial intelligence,
4. Describe the ethical implications of collecting and using data from medical devices, sensors, and wearables.
5. Evaluate the advancements in regenerative medicine, such as tissue engineering and bio-artificial organs.
6. Assess the ethical implications of telemedicine and telehealth in modern healthcare delivery.
Entry Requirements
Recommended for learners who are Registered nurses with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB), holding at least a diploma and minimum 2 years of working experience.
Shortlisting will be conducted for this programme.
Note: Learners are required to complete the Graduate Certificate courses before proceeding with the remaining courses to attain a FlexiMasters.