Acute Medical Unit (AMU): Located near the Emergency Medicine Department (EMD), the AMU is a short-stay ward for patients transferred from the EMD. It provides early access to specialist care, including investigations, treatment and triage for discharge or further admission.

Prior to joining NUH, she was an acute medical consultant at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK, still the only professorial academic acute medical unit (AMU) in the United Kingdom. Whilst there, she was the clinical lead for enhanced care, a pre- high dependency area unique to Chelsea and Westminster AMU.

The National University Hospital (NUH) is a tertiary and major referral centre for a suite of specialist care for adult and children, and a strong advocate in research and education.

The National University Health System (NUHS) is an integrated Academic Health System in Singapore that delivers value-driven, innovative and sustainable healthcare.

Prior to joining NUH, she was an acute medical consultant at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK, still the only professorial academic acute medical unit (AMU) in the United Kingdom. Whilst there, she was the clinical lead for enhanced care, a pre- high dependency area unique to Chelsea and Westminster AMU.

Discover the Acute Medical Unit at NUH project in Singapore by NICH Architects. Witness their visionary designs and impeccable craftsmanship come to life. Additional & alteration works to existing clinic A for acute medical medicine (AMU) expansion at NUH.

The National University Hospital (NUH), a member of the National University Health System (NUHS), is a tertiary specialist hospital that provides advanced, leading-edge medical care and services.

Our institution extended our acute medical team to form an acute medical unit (AMU), in which focused internist-led teams are stationed on site to rapidly assess and re-triage patients. All patients (excluding those with very complex conditions) are admitted to the AMU and managed by internists who provide holistic, patient-centric care with ...

At the Department of Medicine, our commitment is to ensure the best possible care for our patients across our 11 specialties: Advanced Internal Medicine, Geriatrics, Dermatology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Infectious Diseases, Nephrology, Neurology, Rheumatology, and Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine.

AMU is a 54 bedded unit over two separate areas – AMUK and AMUH, one for male and one for female patients; we take referrals from both A&E & GP’s. When patients arrive they are given a full nursing and doctor assessment before having treatment and then either discharged or transferred to a ward.