Adam

Adam is a globally recognized academic and industry leader in Health Informatics, holding multiple faculty roles across prestigious institutions. He serves as Visiting Professor at Taipei Medical University, Honorary Professor at Swansea University Medical School, and holds adjunct positions at Nanyang Technological University, Hong Kong University, and others. His primary affiliation is with the National University of Singapore, where he leads the Smart Health Leadership Centre and contributes to the MSc Biomedical Informatics programme. His work emphasizes digital transformation in healthcare, stakeholder empowerment, and sustainable innovation in patient-centered care.

Adam's research focuses on bridging the eHealth divide through curriculum development and stakeholder collaboration. He has pioneered initiatives like the Mini-HI™ program to address silo-based training limitations. His academic roles include supervising scholarly projects at Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine and leading research in healthcare management education.

His recent publications span advanced battery technologies, with a focus on solid-state electrolytes, materials science, and energy storage solutions. Though the Mini-HI™ bio emphasizes his Health Informatics contributions, his academic output also extends into materials innovation.

Adam advises institutions globally on healthcare informatics and serves on technical committees for certifications like CPHIMS (HIMSS). His advisory roles include the Healthcare Advisory Group at Nanyang Business School and leadership in international training programs.