GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services that are shaping a new age of patient careGE’s relationship with Singapore started back in 1969 when the company opened a number of electronics manufacturing plants here. Today, GE employs over 3,000 people in Singapore, working in the energy, transportation, water and health sectors.Healthcare is one of the fastest growing businesses in GE Singapore’s portfolio, where we supply ministry departments, hospitals, healthcare, research and training facilities with the latest diagnostic imaging equipment and healthcare information systems.Our solutions are present in diagnostic imaging departments, operating theatres and high acuity wards throughout the country, and we have significant presence in both the private and government sectors - especially public hospitals and national specialty centres. Some of GE Healthcare’s key collaborations in Singapore include:A partnership with Singtel to provide an integrated clinic EMR solution under the National Educational Health Record (EHR) programme where patient’s’ medical records are centralized for speedier and better access to treatment.A research collaboration between GE Global Research Centre and A*STAR on imaging and molecular pathology and the development of detectors and microelectronics components for use in Nuclear Medicine, PET-MR, MR, and CT.
GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services that are shaping a new age of patient careGE’s relationship with Singapore started back in 1969 when the company opened a number of electronics manufacturing plants here. Today, GE employs over 3,000 people in Singapore, working in the energy, transportation, water and health sectors.Healthcare is one of the fastest growing businesses in GE Singapore’s portfolio, where we supply ministry departments, hospitals, healthcare, research and training facilities with the latest diagnostic imaging equipment and healthcare information systems.Our solutions are present in diagnostic imaging departments, operating theatres and high acuity wards throughout the country, and we have significant presence in both the private and government sectors - especially public hospitals and national specialty centres. Some of GE Healthcare’s key collaborations in Singapore include:A partnership with Singtel to provide an integrated clinic EMR solution under the National Educational Health Record (EHR) programme where patient’s’ medical records are centralized for speedier and better access to treatment.A research collaboration between GE Global Research Centre and A*STAR on imaging and molecular pathology and the development of detectors and microelectronics components for use in Nuclear Medicine, PET-MR, MR, and CT.
GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services that are shaping a new age of patient careGE’s relationship with Singapore started back in 1969 when the company opened a number of electronics manufacturing plants here. Today, GE employs over 3,000 people in Singapore, working in the energy, transportation, water and health sectors.Healthcare is one of the fastest growing businesses in GE Singapore’s portfolio, where we supply ministry departments, hospitals, healthcare, research and training facilities with the latest diagnostic imaging equipment and healthcare information systems.Our solutions are present in diagnostic imaging departments, operating theatres and high acuity wards throughout the country, and we have significant presence in both the private and government sectors - especially public hospitals and national specialty centres. Some of GE Healthcare’s key collaborations in Singapore include:A partnership with Singtel to provide an integrated clinic EMR solution under the National Educational Health Record (EHR) programme where patient’s’ medical records are centralized for speedier and better access to treatment.A research collaboration between GE Global Research Centre and A*STAR on imaging and molecular pathology and the development of detectors and microelectronics components for use in Nuclear Medicine, PET-MR, MR, and CT.