Opportunities for Patient Involvement

This section contains educational resources that explain the role of patients, ACE and the Ministry of Health (MOH) advisory committees when funding decisions are made in Singapore.

Title	Published date	Last updated
Highlight videos from ACE Value-Based Healthcare Conference patient-centred breakout session Co-creating meaningful patient engagement Patient as essential partners in healthcare Transforming patient engagement in Singapore	September 2024	September 2024
Process and methods guide for patient involvement	January 2023	November 2024
How to suggest health technologies for ACE to evaluate?	September 2023	April 2024
Patient glossary	May 2023	March 2024
Types of funding for drugs and vaccines in Singapore	November 2023	November 2023
Steps to provide patient input into ACE's technical evaluations	May 2023	May 2023
ACE's briefing session on patient involvement processes, 20 February 2023 Summary of panel session Briefing session presentation slides	March 2023	March 2023
Helping patients become involved in healthcare decision-making	February 2022	January 2023
How are funding decisions made for health technologies in Singapore?	January 2023	January 2023
Providing patient input into ACE's technical evaluations	January 2023	January 2023
Quick tips for meaningful patient input in ACE’s work	January 2023	January 2023

Co-creating meaningful patient engagement

At the ACE Value-Based Healthcare Conference 2024, the Consumer Engagement and Education (CEE) team hosted a patient-centred breakout session to discuss how all stakeholders can come together to co-create opportunities to drive meaningful patient engagement in Singapore. Hear directly from our participants as they share their perspective on patient engagement!

Patients as essential partners in healthcare

Hear why patients are essential partners in healthcare decisions, research, quality improvement, and health technology assessments - straight from the experts!

Transforming patient engagement in Singapore

Hear insights from local experts on how the lived experiences of patients, carers, and families can transform healthcare in Singapore and improve patient outcomes through collaboration with healthcare service providers!