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Mr Christopher Ong, senior radiographer at National Healthcare Group Diagnostics, was the radiography team leader for Mobile X-ray operations at the Community Care Facility at Singapore Expo in 2020.

His team was deployed to perform on-site X-ray examinations for patients aboard the Mobile X-ray trailer.

He recalls his experience: "There were many uncertainties and anxieties initially as it was the first time we were stationed at a facility that housed COVID-19 patients.

"I remember when migrant workers came for X-rays, they opened up to us about the difficult times when they were isolated from the outside world. Because they were confined to the Expo, sometimes X-rays were the only opportunities they had to interact with others.

“We did our best by offering words of encouragement and asking them simple questions like, ‘How are you feeling today?’

“I could feel they appreciated how we took time to talk to them and learn how they were feeling.

“After spending half a year there, it was a bittersweet feeling to leave our deployment. Seeing the migrant workers finally back in their dormitories, we were grateful that the pandemic was getting under control.

“This also re-ignited the spark of passion we had when we decided to join the field of healthcare — to serve and care for the public and for Singapore to tide through difficult times."

In July 2019, Ms Anna Tang, senior medical technologist at National Healthcare Group Diagnostics, was presented the "Dare to Do" Award at the Public Sector Transformation Awards for her efforts in bringing our phlebotomy service from the polyclinics to homes to better serve patients. The "Dare to Do" Award recognises the spirit of risk-taking, innovation and perseverance in the public sector.

Read her story in:

The Straits Times, 20 Jul 2019: Dare to Do award for medical technologist who started home service

The Straits Times, 19 Jul 2019: Medical technologist, Iras receive public sector award for exemplary work

Lifewise Oct-Dec 2019, Page 36: Daring To Make A Difference

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We extend our heartfelt congratulations to 220 exemplary NHGDians who have been awarded with the prestigious COVID-19 Resilience Medal.


This State Award under the National Awards (COVID-19) honours and recognises the contributions of those who have gone above and beyond in the fight against COVID-19. In addition, this award serves as a poignant tribute to acknowledge and celebrate the remarkable endeavors of those who have not only risen to the challenges posed by the pandemic but have also demonstrated unwavering dedication in their efforts to combat it.

Once again, congratulations to all award recipients. We thank each and every one of you for your selfless dedication and unyielding perseverance during these testing times.

Click here to ​see the full list of NHGD awardees.