S B Ang

Dr Ang Seng Bin is the Family Physician, Senior Consultant, Head of Family Medicine Service and Head of Menopause Unit of KK Women's and Children's Hospital. Dr Ang has been active in undergraduate and post-graduate teaching and has several teaching appointments which includes Director (Family Medicine Development) of Family Medicine Academic Clinical Programme, Associate Program Director of Singhealth Family Medicine Residency Program, Faculty for the Fellowship program of the College of Family Physician Singapore, Physician Faculty for the Singhealth O&G residency program, Adjunct Assistant Professor in O&G, Paediatric as well as family medicine clerkship for the Duke-NUS Medical School. He is also an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor for School of Public Health, Curtin University (Australia). His research interests include osteoporosis, menopause, sexual health, healthcare innovations as well as dermatology. His involvement in healthcare technology includes his current role as Clincial Lead, Future Primary Care in Ministry of Health (Singapore) Office of healthcare transformation looking at telehealth solutions for the primary care as well as technology enablers for integration of care between health, social and community care sectors. He is also the inventor and founder of DermacoolTM, a wet wrap garment that has been proven to be effective in the management of moderate to severe eczema. Dr Ang has been the key driver of the pilot Match-A-Nurse Program in Singhealth funded by MOH which provided a platform for institutional nurse to care for patients with nursing needs outside their work hours. Dr Ang has been an active member of various local and international societies. He currently a member of the Board of Trustees, International Menopause Society, President of Asian Federation of Osteoporosis Societies, Council Member of Asia Pacific Menopause Federation, President of Menopause Research Society (Singapore) and Vice-President of Osteoporosis Society Singapore. He has been a invited speaker at many international conferences on topics relating to osteoporosis and menopause.