Hosted by Centre for Healthcare Innovation
Episodes
24
Latest episode
Apr 2026
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EN-GB
CHI Amped is our way of bringing the conversation to you, sparking off inspiration for meaningful engagements and collaborations!Each episode features interviews with leading experts and innovators in the field, providing valuable insights and inspiration for those working to improve healthcare for all.From research and innovation to organisational development, our podcast aims to cover a wide range of topics that are shaping the future of healthcare. Whether you're an innovator, researcher, or simply passionate about improving healthcare, CHI Amped has something for you.CHI Amped features the different aspects and voices in healthcare innovation. With a new season of episodes every 3 months, we hope to engage you and drive your spirit of innovation.
Dive into the complex reality of AI in healthcare with insights from the HEAL Advisory Thinktank's latest report. We explore the fascinating paradoxes, unexpected pitfalls, and genuine breakthroughs shaping AI adoption across healthcare systems today. If you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
Our final chapter features one centrestage speaker–Amos Miller, founder and CEO of Glidance.Join us as Amos Miller shares his powerful personal story. Blind since his early 20s and a computer science and AI expert, Miller reveals why existing mobility aids leave 98% of visually impaired individuals unable to leave their homes alone. Discover how he's disrupting an age-old industry with Glide, the first primary mobility aid alternative to the white cane or guide dog. This light, physically guiding device, powered by affordable AI, is designed to make independent mobility accessible to millions, fostering genuine agency and belonging in a future beyond mere inclusion.If you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
In this episode, we explore how the healthcare workforce can use AI for change with our ground champions: Sally Lim (IHH), Melissa Chew (WH), Karen Wee (LB) and Charlene Liew (CGH), in a panel moderated by Prof Goh Kim Huat (NTU).This panel focused on feasible AI implementations within healthcare organisations.We also hear from voices outside of healthcare. Tze Ming Lee from the design industry (STUCK), Spencer from the sustainability industry (Google), Tham Kok Leong from the Law field (A&G LLP), and Annie Chang from the tourism industry (STB) in a panel moderated by Junaid Bajwa (Flagship Pioneering). Tune in to discover how AI is being used to catalyse meaningful change in various settingIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems. 🎙️ Episode 7: Ms Stella Ward (Digital Health Association, New Zealand): Digital Health, Courageous Leadership, and Human-Centered Innovation for a Connected World.Stella Ward, Chief Executive of the Digital Health Association (New Zealand), shares her journey from speech therapist to digital health trailblazer. She discusses how technology can be a powerful enabler for human capability, drawing on her experience leading digital transformation at Canterbury District Health Board and in her executive leadership roles. Stella reflects on leadership during crises, the importance of courageous curiosity, collaboration, and kindness, and how healthcare is fundamentally a team sport. She also shares her pragmatic perspective on AI, emphasizing its potential as a productivity tool and the need for practical, patient-centered solutions in global health.Interviewed by: Ms Tan Xuet Ying, member of FLYING; Principal Speech Therapist, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems.🎙️ Episode 6: Dr Abdullahi Sheriff (MSD, Singapore/Malaysia/Brunei): Impact, Ethics, and Sustainable Access to Medicines and VaccinesDr. Abdullahi Sheriff, Managing Director for Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei at MSD, shares his leadership journey from architecture and consulting to driving commercial success and sustainable access in healthcare. Sheriff discusses the triad of impact, ethics, and values as the foundation for effective leadership, the importance of cross-sector collaboration, and the need for context-driven solutions. He reflects on lessons from the pandemic, the challenges of policy shifts, and the power of partnerships to expand access to life-changing medicines and vaccines. Sheriff also offers advice for future leaders on embracing diverse experiences, prioritizing ethics, and building organizations that serve communities for generations to come. This episode highlights the critical role of sustainable access, ethical leadership, and innovation in advancing global health.Interviewed by: Ms Anne Neo, member of FLYING, Senior Pharmacist at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems.🎙️ Episode 5: Prof Jonty Heaversedge (NHG Health, Singapore): Population health, digital transformation, and building cultures of connection and collaboration.Jonty Heaversedge (PopHealth), Member of the CHI Leadership Council at the Centre for Healthcare Innovation (CHI), Director of the Digital Innovation Office, Clinical Director & CCIO for Population Health at NHG Health, discusses the role of digital tools in shaping population health strategies. He highlights the importance of data, collaboration, and leadership in driving meaningful change. Interviewed by: George Glass, leader of FLYING, Senior Nurse Researcher at Tan Tock Seng, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems.🎙️ Episode 4: Dr Junaid Bajwa (Flagship Pioneering, UK): Responsible AI, Adaptive Leadership, and Global Perspectives on Health System ChangeJunaid explores the role of governance and ethical leadership in shaping global health outcomes. He discusses how policy, equity, and accountability intersect in healthcare innovation, and why inclusive governance is key to sustainable progress.Interviewed by: Vicdario Neo Yong Peng, member of FLYING; Assistant Nurse Clinician, Informatics & Innovation at Woodlands Health, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems.🎙️ Episode 3: Mr Göran Henriks (Region Jönköping, Sweden): Systems Thinking, Quality Management, and the Pursuit of Excellence in Health and CareMr. Göran Henriks, Senior Strategic Advisor at Region Jönköping County, Sweden, reflects on decades of leadership in healthcare quality and innovation. He shares lessons from Total Quality Management, Pursuing Perfection, and the Swedish Knowledge Management system, advocating for learning health systems that evolve in response to community needs.Interviewed by: Ms Zenne Tng, member of FLYING; Senior Principal Speech Therpapist at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems.🎙️ Episode 2: Associate Professor Cherdchai Nopmaneejumruslers (Mahidol University, Thailand): Lean Thinking, Quality Improvement, and Digital Innovation for Sustainable HealthcareProf Cherdchai discusses how design principles can be applied to healthcare innovation. He highlights the importance of empathy-driven design, user experience, and systems integration to create impactful solutions that resonate with both patients and providers.Interviewed by: Dr Sabrina Lau, member of FLYING; Consultant in Geriatric Medicine at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
The CHI FLYING Podcast is a vibrant audio series spotlighting diverse voices from the FLYING community. Each episode features thought leaders, designers, strategists, and changemakers who share bold ideas and lived experiences in transforming healthcare systems.🎙️ Episode 1: Professor Hahrie Han (Johns Hopkins University, USA): Social Movements, Civic Engagement, and the Power of Collective Action in Health Transformation.Professor Hahrie Han, Director of the SNF Agora Institute and Faculty Director of the P3 Lab at Johns Hopkins University, shares her journey from student activism to global thought leadership in civic engagement and movement building. She explores how organising, collective action, and community empowerment can drive meaningful change in health systems. Her reflections offer a powerful call to action for leaders to take ownership of their power and build supportive communities that sustain purpose and foster transformation.Interviewed by: Ms Vanessa Lim, member of FLYING; Assistant Director, Leadership & Organisation Development Office, Centre for Healthcare Innovation, SingaporeIf you’d like to learn more about the Centre for Healthcare Innovation, follow us on LinkedIn (@CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation), or visit us at www.chi.sg.
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