Singapore Partnership to Introduce AI-Driven Community Health Training
A private college and its fin-medtech partner are developing Singapore’s first AI-enabled education pathway to train community health coaches in digital tools and data-driven preventive care.
Kingston International College (KIC) has partnered with 1doc, the healthcare training arm of iAPPS Health Group, to co-develop the programme in response to the pressing healthcare workforce shortage.
- Offer "stackable, internationally recognised qualifications,"
- Foundational certifications, advanced diplomas, degrees, and master's programmes.
An AI-driven educational pathway will blend asynchronous e-learning with milestone-based live workshops.
The new educational pathway will launch next year in Singapore.
Author's summary: Singapore introduces AI-driven health training.
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