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Ministry of Health CSV of seven-day moving average daily estimated COVID-19 infection counts in Singapore, with date and weekend or public-holiday flags, covering mid-December 2023 through early January 2024. Public-health analysts review short-run infection trends around holidays.
Average daily adult intensive care unit bed utilisation by epidemiological week for 2023, published by the Ministry of Health in CSV with status breakdowns. Supports hospital capacity monitoring, pandemic preparedness research, and weekly ICU load trends in Singapore’s public healthcare system.
Weekly counts of new COVID-19 hospitalisations and ICU admissions in Singapore by epidemiological week from 2023 through early 2024, published by the Ministry of Health in CSV with admission type breakdowns. Supports pandemic surveillance, healthcare capacity monitoring, and retrospective analysis of severe COVID-19 trends.
Ministry of Health CSV tracking progress of COVID-19 vaccination in Singapore from 30 December 2020 through 27 February 2024. Daily fields include received at least one dose, completed primary series, minimum protection, and corresponding percentages. Public-health analysts and journalists monitor Singapore vaccination coverage over the pandemic period.
This dataset presents the number of COVID-19 infections by epidemiological week (Epi-week), published by Singapore’s Ministry of Health. It is intended to support week-by-week understanding of COVID-19 infection patterns in Singapore and may be useful for tracking changes over time, building public-health dashboards, conducting epidemiological analysis, supporting research, and comparing weekly infection trends. Users searching for Singapore COVID-19 cases by week, COVID-19 infections by Epi-week, Ministry of Health COVID-19 statistics, or weekly coronavirus data may find this dataset relevant. The available title does not specify the covered dates, geographic breakdown, or additional dimensions, so those details should be confirmed from the dataset records or metadata.
Ministry of Health CSV of average daily hospitalised and ICU case counts by epidemiological year and week, clinical status, and age group for 2023 through early 2024. Public-health analysts track inpatient and critical-care burden across epi-weeks in Singapore.
Ministry of Health CSV of registered acupuncturists in Singapore by year and sector (active practice and not in active practice) from 2006 through 2022. Registration of acupuncturists started in 2001; figures refer to those registered only as acupuncturists. Health workforce analysts track traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture capacity over time.
Ministry of Health GeoJSON of eldercare service locations in Singapore. Without imported column samples, treat the layer as a spatial catalogue of eldercare facilities and programmes for mapping proximity to ageing neighbourhoods, community care planning, and service-coverage analysis across the island.
Ministry of Health CSV series on prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, high total cholesterol, obesity, and daily smoking among Singapore residents aged 18 to 69 from 1992 through 2017. Year and disease fields with prevalence rates support chronic disease surveillance, public health benchmarking, and MOH non-communicable disease trend research.
Annual outpatient attendances across Singapore’s public healthcare settings from 2006 through 2021, covering accident and emergency departments, specialist outpatient clinics, polyclinics, and public-sector dental clinics. Published by the Ministry of Health in CSV format, the series supports healthcare utilisation monitoring, capacity planning, and research on demand for primary and specialist care.
Data on the number of Oral Health Therapists in Singapore, classified by practice status or employment setting: public, private, and not in active practice. The series covers registrations from 2008 onward and provides a high-level view of the country’s oral healthcare workforce as tracked by the Ministry of Health. It can support research on Singapore dental workforce capacity, oral health service planning, healthcare manpower trends, professional registration, and comparisons between active public- and private-sector practitioners and those not currently in active practice. Useful search intents include Singapore oral health therapist numbers, MOH oral healthcare workforce statistics, oral health therapist registration data, public versus private oral health professionals, and Singapore healthcare manpower from 2008.
Ministry of Health CSV of primary care, dental clinic, and pharmacy facility counts in Singapore from 2009 through 2022, broken down by year, institution type, sector, and facility type. Health system planners monitor outpatient and community care capacity.
Ministry of Health CSV of age-standardised mortality rates for stroke in Singapore from 1990 through 2019. Public-health analysts track long-run stroke mortality trends adjusted for population age structure.
Ministry of Health annual CSV on home care visits from 2006 through 2021 by visit type and count. Health services researchers track community-based nursing and home-care utilisation for ageing-in-place and primary-care support in Singapore.
Age-standardised mortality rate for ischaemic heart disease in Singapore, reported annually by the Ministry of Health from 1990 to 2019. Age standardisation removes the effect of a changing population age structure, so the series reflects the underlying trend in heart disease deaths over three decades. The CSV has one row per year with the corresponding IHD rate. Public health researchers, clinicians, and policymakers use it to evaluate the impact of cardiovascular prevention, screening, and treatment programmes.
Ministry of Health CSV counts of dental clinics and pharmacies in Singapore by year, institution type, and sector type from 2009 through 2022. Health-system planners and researchers track the supply of dental and pharmacy facilities over time.
This Ministry of Health dataset reports the percentage of women aged 50 to 69 who had a mammogram within the previous two years. Annual observations span 2010 to 2022. It supports monitoring of breast-cancer screening participation in Singapore, but comparisons should account for the change from the discontinued HBSS series to the NPHS survey series.
Ministry of Health CSV from 2012 through 2022 listing weekly infectious disease bulletin cases by epidemiological week and disease type. Public-health analysts monitor notifiable disease trends in Singapore using consistent week and disease dimensions in the published extract.
Ministry of Health CSV on visits to Singapore public-sector dental clinics with further institutional and facility breakdowns for 2009 through 2017. Columns cover year, type of institution, type of facility, and visit counts. Health-service planners track public dental demand across clinic types.
Ministry of Health annual CSV from financial year 2006/07 through 2021/22 on Medifund applications approved and grants disbursed to institutions. Footnotes explain ILTC service reclassification from FY2012 that breaks comparability with earlier years. Health financing analysts track safety-net utilisation and hospital assistance trends in Singapore.