Petty Chen

Medical Doctor & Entrepreneur

Dr. Petty brings extensive experience in healthcare digital transformation and cloud adoption across Asia. As a seasoned product veteran, she's developed patient mobile apps, electronic medical records, patient outreach solutions, and case management software. Her expertise lies in crafting modular tech solutions that streamline healthcare workflows in heavily regulated environments. She was nominated among the SG Top 100 Women in Tech in 2021 and currently participates in Singapore Institute of Directors' independent board pipeline program.

Relevant Product Experiences

Personal Health APP

Personal health mobile application for two hospitals based in Taiwan. Monthly recurrent users: XX,XXX.

Features implemented: PROM, medical records management, and queue management

Postman.gov.sg

Postman.gov.sg is an omnichannel cloud-based service that Singapore government agencies can use to send personalised messages in bulk. Number of emails delivered: 11M / quarter. Number of SMS delivered: 483K / quarter.

Features implemented: Send SMS, email, and Telegram message en masse. Encrypted message for secure information delivery. Set up guide.

Real-time Locating System (RTLS)

First in the country to work closely with Cadi on development of software specification to support SKH's growing needs.

Features implemented: OT dashboard to monitor recovery bay turnover rates and infectious disease outbreak protocol, which was critical in keeping SKH's staff COVID contraction rates low during the pandemic.

Latest from blog

The Art of Clinical Reasoning

The most important function of a doctor in the next decade with aging population and shortage of staff across the world is to listen and ask the right questions to get to the right diagnosis in the shortest amount of the time.

Enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration in digital pathology with cloud-based PACS

Pathologists use the frozen section procedure to help analyze biopsied tissue. Frozen section traditionally relies exclusively on microscopy for tissue biopsy visualization. However, this poses significant problems with information sharing and data storage because microscopy slides are fragile, and the dye used to visualize the cell structure fades over time.

Building a connected healthcare ecosystem which drives value-based care outcomes

Despite progress in the diagnostics and life science industries’ cloud adoption, there is still a gap in end-to-end digital solutions that enable clinicians to use diagnostic lab data to care for their patients. The need for a seamless ecosystem connecting doctors, patients, and laboratories on a single platform persists.