Five nurses get highest honour for outstanding work

Five persons received the President's Award for Nurses this year for their outstanding performance and contributions: (clockwise from bottom left) Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing; Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Si
Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing PHOTO: WOODLANDS HEALTH CAMPUS
Five persons received the President's Award for Nurses this year for their outstanding performance and contributions: (clockwise from bottom left) Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing; Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Si
Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Singapore General Hospital deputy director of nursing PHOTO: SGH
Five persons received the President's Award for Nurses this year for their outstanding performance and contributions: (clockwise from bottom left) Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing; Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Si
Dr Alice Chua, 44, assistant director of nursing and advanced practice nurse at National Cancer Centre Singapore PHOTO: NCCS
Five persons received the President's Award for Nurses this year for their outstanding performance and contributions: (clockwise from bottom left) Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing; Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Si
Ms Chin Soh Mun, 66, director of nursing at Dover Park Hospice PHOTO: DOVER PARK HOSPICE
Five persons received the President's Award for Nurses this year for their outstanding performance and contributions: (clockwise from bottom left) Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing; Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Si
Ms Tay Yee Kian, 51, assistant director of nursing and advanced practice nurse at National University Health System PHOTO: NUHS

Five persons received the President's Award for Nurses this year for their outstanding performance and contributions: Ms Kala Narayanasamy, 59, Woodlands Health Campus' deputy director of nursing; Ms Patricia Yong, 56, Singapore General Hospital deputy director of nursing; Dr Alice Chua, 44, assistant director of nursing and advanced practice nurse at National Cancer Centre Singapore; Ms Chin Soh Mun, 66, director of nursing at Dover Park Hospice; and Ms Tay Yee Kian, 51, assistant director of nursing and advanced practice nurse at National University Health System. They each received a trophy, a certificate signed by President Halimah Yacob and a $10,000 cash prize that can be used for professional and personal development.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on July 22, 2020, with the headline Five nurses get highest honour for outstanding work. Subscribe