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OYK discusses about KKH. 
#DidYouKnow that the old Kandang Kerbau Hospital – better known as KKH today – was once a “birthquake” hospital in the 1960s?
It also earned a mention in the Guinness Book of Records for delivering close to 40,000 babies in 1966! This means about 100 newborns each day.
Today, KKH has been renamed as KK Women's and Children's Hospital. It is also the only integrated women’s and children’s hospital in #Singapore.
Here’s a #throwback to some photos of the old Kandang Kerbau Hospital that was once the busiest maternity hospital in the world.
Read more about the history of KKH here:
http://biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg/.../history-kandang-kerbau...
Ong Ye Kung
12 hrs ·#DidYouKnow that the old Kandang Kerbau Hospital – better known as KKH today – was once a “birthquake” hospital in the 1960s?
It also earned a mention in the Guinness Book of Records for delivering close to 40,000 babies in 1966! This means about 100 newborns each day.
Today, KKH has been renamed as KK Women's and Children's Hospital. It is also the only integrated women’s and children’s hospital in #Singapore.
Here’s a #throwback to some photos of the old Kandang Kerbau Hospital that was once the busiest maternity hospital in the world.
Read more about the history of KKH here:
http://biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg/.../history-kandang-kerbau...
Ong Ye Kung
14 hrs ·The nursery of Kandang Kerbau Hospital in 1986.
Photo credit: Ministry of Information and the Arts Collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore.
Ong Ye Kung
16 hrs ·Nurses learning how to handle newborn babies at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital in 1958.
Photo credit: Ministry of Information and the Arts Collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore.
Ong Ye Kung
Yesterday at 08:32 ·The old Kandang Kerbau Hospital, 1950.
Photo credit: Ministry of Information and the Arts Collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore.
OYK pays tribute to healthcare workers. 
Happy #MayDay! On this day, I want to pay tribute to all our healthcare workers.
They provide round-the-clock care for the patients.
They are our last line of defence in our fight against COVID-19.
They made tremendous sacrifices.
Their indomitable and selfless spirit kept #Singapore going during the pandemic.
We owe them a great debt of gratitude.
I want to thank every healthcare team for staying at their posts and performing their duties.
Thank you, to all our #HealthcareHeroes!
Ong Ye Kung
13 hrs ·Happy #MayDay! On this day, I want to pay tribute to all our healthcare workers.
They provide round-the-clock care for the patients.
They are our last line of defence in our fight against COVID-19.
They made tremendous sacrifices.
Their indomitable and selfless spirit kept #Singapore going during the pandemic.
We owe them a great debt of gratitude.
I want to thank every healthcare team for staying at their posts and performing their duties.
Thank you, to all our #HealthcareHeroes!
Ong Ye Kung
Yesterday at 09:37 ·This is the Emergency Department (ED) team at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
They often had to move a step ahead to adjust capacity, outbreak management measures, resources and protocols to save lives. The ED also led doctors, nurses, radiographers, pharmacists and volunteers across various units to care for hundreds of patients daily to keep our community safe.
Photo credit: Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH)
Ong Ye Kung
Yesterday at 09:37 ·This is the Nursing team at Yishun Health.
They had to make quick conversion of Business-As-Usual wards to COVID-19 wards (and vice versa) to cater to bed demands.
Photo credit: Khoo Teck Puat Hospital
Ong Ye Kung
Yesterday at 09:37 ·The team at the National Healthcare Group Polyclinics (NHGP).
From setting up and managing health posts at migrant worker dormitories and swab isolation facilities to deploying NHGP staff to be part of the mobile mass swabbing efforts across Singapore, NHGP took swift steps to support the nation’s battle against COVID-19.
Photo credit: National Healthcare Group Polyclinics
Ong Ye Kung
Yesterday at 09:37 ·This is the Department of Laboratory Medicine at National University Hospital (NUH).
NUH’s medical technologists were involved in the intensive testing and validation of COVID-19 test kits. At its peak, 1641 tests were performed in a single day.
Photo credit: National University Hospital - NUH
Ong Ye Kung
1 May at 09:37 ·The Emergency Department (ED) team at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.
The ED team provides round-the-clock care for all types of medical emergencies. At its peak, the ED team saw more than 400 patients in a day in February 2022.
Photo credit: JurongHealth Campus
Ong Ye Kung
1 May at 09:37 ·The Chronic Programme team at Alexandra Hospital (AH).
With the teleconsultation service on the One NUHS app, AH patients do not need to go to the hospital to see their doctors for a follow up consultation. The teleconsultation feature also helps to reduce the crowd in clinics and allows for better safe distancing measures.
Photo credit: Alexandra Hospital
Ong Ye Kung
1 May at 09:37 ·This is the KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) team from Infectious Disease Service, Department of Paediatrics.
Healthcare professionals across KKH stepped forward to provide care for infected children and pregnant women, and those suspected to have COVID-19. They played a key role in responding to the swift execution of the disease outbreak taskforce plan by KKH.
Photo credit: KK Women's and Children's Hospital
Ong Ye Kung
1 May at 09:37 ·This is the Bright Vision Hospital (BVH) team.
Since April 2020, BVH has been converted from a Community Hospital to a COVID-19 care facility to provide clinical care for COVID-19 patients.
Photo credit: SingHealth Community Hospitals
Ong Ye Kung
1 May at 09:37 ·The ‘Mission COVE’ (COvid Vaccination for the
Elderly) by the SingHealth Polyclinics team.
They reached out to elderly patients to come forward for their COVID-19 vaccination. 178 staff from 20 departments in SHP Head Office were activated to call more than 13,500 unvaccinated patients aged 70 years old and above.
Photo credit: SingHealth Polyclinics
OYK wishes Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all his Muslims friends!
During Hari Raya last year, I said that as we continue with our COVID-19 response measures, I hoped for a brighter, bolder Raya in 2022.
I’m glad that this year, indeed families can reconnect more fully, pray in large groups and restart visiting!
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all my Muslims friends!
#MakeSembawangSpecial
Ong Ye Kung
10 hrs ·During Hari Raya last year, I said that as we continue with our COVID-19 response measures, I hoped for a brighter, bolder Raya in 2022.
I’m glad that this year, indeed families can reconnect more fully, pray in large groups and restart visiting!
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all my Muslims friends!
#MakeSembawangSpecial
OYK announces the first shipment of Novavax’s Nuvaxovid COVID-19 vaccine arrived in #Singapore.
This morning, the first shipment of Novavax’s Nuvaxovid COVID-19 vaccine arrived in #Singapore.
This is the 4th COVID-19 vaccine under our National Vaccination Programme.
For a start, we will roll out the Nuvaxovid vaccine at our first Joint Testing and Vaccination Centre (JTVC) at the former Bishan Park Secondary School in end May. This JTVC will be a new 2-in-1 facility that offers both testing and vaccination services.
The Nuvaxovid vaccine will also be offered at 20 Public Health Preparedness Clinics.
It will be available for individuals aged 18 years and above, for both primary series and booster vaccination.
If you are still not vaccinated or boosted, this is a good alternative to the mRNA vaccines to get protected against COVID-19. Get vaccinated and boosted soon.
Ong Ye Kung
30 mins ·This morning, the first shipment of Novavax’s Nuvaxovid COVID-19 vaccine arrived in #Singapore.
This is the 4th COVID-19 vaccine under our National Vaccination Programme.
For a start, we will roll out the Nuvaxovid vaccine at our first Joint Testing and Vaccination Centre (JTVC) at the former Bishan Park Secondary School in end May. This JTVC will be a new 2-in-1 facility that offers both testing and vaccination services.
The Nuvaxovid vaccine will also be offered at 20 Public Health Preparedness Clinics.
It will be available for individuals aged 18 years and above, for both primary series and booster vaccination.
If you are still not vaccinated or boosted, this is a good alternative to the mRNA vaccines to get protected against COVID-19. Get vaccinated and boosted soon.
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