Extending Award for Nurses' Grace, Excellence and Loyalty Scheme to Encourage Retention of Nurses

Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked if the ANGEL scheme, which aims to retain nurses in public healthcare, could be extended to nurses in private hospitals.
The Ministry of Health has no plans to extend the scheme to the private sector, as it is specifically designed for public and publicly-funded healthcare institutions.
Private hospitals are encouraged to create their own self-funded retention schemes, as they operate on commercial principles and have their own remuneration practices.

Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked if the ANGEL scheme, which aims to retain nurses in public healthcare, could be extended to nurses in private hospitals.
The Ministry of Health has no plans to extend the scheme to the private sector, as it is specifically designed for public and publicly-funded healthcare institutions.
Private hospitals are encouraged to create their own self-funded retention schemes, as they operate on commercial principles and have their own remuneration practices.

Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked if the ANGEL scheme, which aims to retain nurses in public healthcare, could be extended to nurses in private hospitals.
The Ministry of Health has no plans to extend the scheme to the private sector, as it is specifically designed for public and publicly-funded healthcare institutions.
Private hospitals are encouraged to create their own self-funded retention schemes, as they operate on commercial principles and have their own remuneration practices.

Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked if the ANGEL scheme, which aims to retain nurses in public healthcare, could be extended to nurses in private hospitals.
The Ministry of Health has no plans to extend the scheme to the private sector, as it is specifically designed for public and publicly-funded healthcare institutions.
Private hospitals are encouraged to create their own self-funded retention schemes, as they operate on commercial principles and have their own remuneration practices.

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