(SCTP Module) Community-Based Population Health and Care Coordination
Training Provider: Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Course Reference: TGS-2026064191
S$660
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About This Course
This module introduces learners to Singapore’s healthcare landscape and the principles of population health. Learners will explore demographic trends, care frameworks, and system structures, and learn to coordinate community-based care ethically and effectively across settings.
What You'll Learn
1. Describe key demographic shifts and public health trends in Singapore, including aging population patterns, chronic disease prevalence, and their implications for community-based care delivery.
2. Explain the structure and function of Singapore’s healthcare system, including the roles of public, private, and community care assistance in population health.
3. Apply population health principles and frameworks (e.g., Health Promotion, Risk Stratification, Chronic Disease Management) to assess client needs and plan holistic interventions.
4. Coordinate care across settings using appropriate case and care management processes, including client intake, assessment, goal setting, service referral, and follow-up in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team.
5. Demonstrate understanding of professional, legal and ethical healthcare practice in delivering basic healthcare within the scope of the Community Care Associate role.
2. Explain the structure and function of Singapore’s healthcare system, including the roles of public, private, and community care assistance in population health.
3. Apply population health principles and frameworks (e.g., Health Promotion, Risk Stratification, Chronic Disease Management) to assess client needs and plan holistic interventions.
4. Coordinate care across settings using appropriate case and care management processes, including client intake, assessment, goal setting, service referral, and follow-up in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team.
5. Demonstrate understanding of professional, legal and ethical healthcare practice in delivering basic healthcare within the scope of the Community Care Associate role.
Entry Requirements
1) At least a C6 pass in GCE ‘O’ or ‘N’ Level in any 1 subject or equivalent, OR
2) National ITE Certificate (NITEC) or Higher National ITE Certificate (Higher NITEC).
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