Healthier SG: From enrolment to execution
To realise the potential benefits of this ambitious programme, public healthcare clusters must transform
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LAUNCHED in July, Singapore’s Healthier SG programme aims to shift the healthcare system’s focus from treatment to prevention, and deliver better healthcare value. The broad and ambitious programme is off to a promising start, with an average of 3,000 daily sign-ups since it was introduced.
However, enrolment is just the beginning. To truly realise the potential of Healthier SG, the entire healthcare system must be fundamentally reoriented.
As the largest healthcare providers, Singapore’s public healthcare clusters play a pivotal role in this. They face two major questions. First, how must they transform to align with the Healthier SG vision? Second, how can this be done at scale, even as healthcare clusters handle the considerable challenges of business as usual?
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