Accredited courses

Through this Graduate Certificate Programme we aim to equip working professionals like yourself with updated scientific and regulatory knowledge and critical skills through application-based learning. The skillsets gained through this programme will help you assume diverse roles requiring regulatory science expertise within the public and private sectors.

This is a 3-day foundational course, designed especially for doctors across all settings. This course covers the basic principles and practice of palliative medicine. The trainers in this course include experienced doctors, nurses and allied health professionals from the palliative care field. For more information, please contact us at lcpc@duke-nus.edu.sg or visit our website at https://www.duke-nus.edu.sg/lcpc/.

This is a basic certificate level course, designed for community nurses.For more information, please contact us at lcpc@duke-nus.edu.sg or visit our website at https://www.duke-nus.edu.sg/lcpc/.

This is a comprehensive certificate course, designed especially for in-service pharmacists. It comprises two parts; Part 1 covers the foundational principles and practice of palliative care while Part 2 moves on to advanced-level topics. For more information, please contact us at lcpc@duke-nus.edu.sg or visit our website at https://www.duke-nus.edu.sg/lcpc/.

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.

Join us in this this inaugural SPLICES workshop, jointly organised by the Lien Centre of Palliative Care (LCPC), the Surgery Academic Clinical Program (ACP) and the Division of Surgery and Surgical Oncology (DSSO), where we aim to splice and integrate principles of palliative care in the management of seriously ill patients in surgery.

This workshop aims to develop participants’ ability to think creatively about data, critically assess how data is presented in contemporary research, and create their own visualisations following best practices. While there are numerous courses focusing on a particular software and its capabilities, this workshop takes a different approach. We think of data visualisation as a communication tool that only serves its purpose if it aids the audience’s understanding of your message. While basic software skills will be taught during the workshop, the main emphasis will be on higher-level thinking to identify different ways of presenting data in relation to your aims.