Ministry of Health CSV open data counts graduates in healthcare specialisations by course across Singapore’s universities and polytechnics. The series spans medicine, nursing, allied health, dentistry, oral health therapy, and pharmacy pipelines, including Professional Conversion Programme intakes where noted. Workforce planners projecting hospital and community-care staffing can see how local training output changed year by year. Metadata documents school-level definitions and biennial speech-language pathology intake from 2007.
List of schools: * Medical Graduates: NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School (from 2011 onwards) graduates. * Nursing Graduates: NUS (from 2009 onwards), NYP, NP and ITE nursing graduates, including graduates from WDA's Professional Conversion Programmes (from 2005 onwards). * Allied Health Professionals Graduates: NYP Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Diagnostic Radiography and Radiation Therapy graduates, including graduates from WDA's Professional Conversion Programmes (from 2011 onwards), NUS Speech and Language Pathology (Biennial intake (2-year programme) from 2007 onwards). * Dentists Graduated: NUS Faculty of Dentistry graduates. * Oral Health Therapists Graduated: Nanyang Polytechnic Dental Hygiene and Therapy graduates. * Pharmacists Graduated: NUS Department of Pharmacy graduates. The first batch of Oral Health Therapists graduated in 2008.
Ministry of Health CSV of Singapore healthcare-specialisation graduate counts by course from 2006 through 2021. Columns cover year, graduate type, and number of graduates. Workforce planners track how training output evolved across nursing, allied health, and related specialisations.