Alexandra Hospital (AH) is based on the site of the former British Military Hospital in Singapore, which was inaugurated in 1940. Since 1 June 2018, it has been under the National University Health System (NUHS), and will serve as a 326-bedder facility, providing seamless, one-stop comprehensive care, administered by a single care team to some 100,000 residents in the Queenstown precinct (the oldest housing estate) and southwest region, as well as the rest of Singapore.
Alexandra Hospital is the first Integrated General Hospital in Singapore providing holistic and seamless care from acute, sub-acute to rehabilitative settings, reducing the need for a patient to transfer to another healthcare institution. Our clinical model is team-led and programme- based.
This means that every patient who comes to Alexandra Hospital will be placed under at least one of our five core clinical programmes, and be taken care by a single doctor and the same care team, under one of these programmes. Our five clinical programmes are:
- Be Better (Preventive Care) - Get Better (Acute Care) - Live Better (Chronic Care) - Age Better (Healthy Ageing) - Cope Better (Palliative Care)
The hospital's Care Managers under CareHub assist patients, families with the help of community partners so that medical and social help can be planned and provided to those who need it and continuously by primary care providers, thereby empowering them to stay healthy at home and in the community.
Alexandra Hospital will also be the site for staging innovative health and care as well as person-centric solutions with a view to enabling best practices to be scoped, shared and scaled. It will be technology-enabled.
Together with the community, bring about seamless integrated care beyond discharge, and enabling continuity of care anchored in the safety and comfort of the home and community.
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Pros: For a Staff Nurse in the healthcare sector, the shift structure isn't too bad. They try to give you some fixed days off. It's good for planning personal stuff around your onsite work.
Cons: But getting real flexible scheduling is a challenge. Swapping hospital shifts is really hard to do. Management doesn't always understand personal commitments, especially in Singapore's busy environment.
Advice to Management: Try to be more understanding of Staff Nurses' need for work flexibility. Maybe offer a more streamlined process for shift swaps or special requests.
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Common Questions About Alexandra Hospital, Singapore
What are the typical benefits offered to nurses at Alexandra Hospital in Singapore?
Alexandra Hospital in Singapore generally provides comprehensive benefits for nurses, including competitive medical insurance, annual leave, and professional development opportunities. Many roles also come with performance bonuses and access to wellness programs designed to support healthcare professionals.
