Paid courses

  Date Type Price
Making sense of reality – From ‘things’ to ‘themes’: A Systematic Approach to Analyzing Lived Experience for Public Health Research
Analyzing qualitative data involves several procedures from discovering and identifying themes,vnarrowing themes to a manageable few, building hierarchies of themes and finally, linking themes intovtheoretical models. Thematic categories are the stuff of qualitative matter. Investigators use themes to describe, compare, and explain social phenomena. The workshop will take participants through each step of transforming empirical data into relevant themes through a systematic process underpinned by current developments in the field of thematic analysis. It will deliver instructional and group-based activities over a period of 2 days.
26 - 27 June 2025 Via Zoom and Onsite at Duke-NUS Medical School
Professional Certificate in Palliative Care for Social Workers
This certificate course covers the foundational principles and practice of palliative care. It aims to build professional competency and confidence by equipping participants with the necessary knowledge and basic skills to work with patients and families facing life-threatening illnesses. The trainers in this course range from experienced social workers to doctors and nurses from the field of palliative care. The content is presented through interactive lectures, discussions and role play activities conducted in classroom teaching.
10 April to 30 May 2025 Blended Learning
Serious Illness Conversations Workshop
This workshop will equip clinicians with the skills to conduct serious illness conversations with patients and families. The Serious Illness Conversation Program offers healthcare professionals a structure and language to talk with seriously ill patients about their goals, values and wishes in advancing illness.
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