Course Overview
In the high-stakes environment of healthcare, even the smallest failure can lead to life-altering consequences. Failure Mode & Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a proactive, structured approach that helps healthcare professionals identify potential failures in systems, processes, and care pathways — before they cause harm.
This course, designed specifically for healthcare settings, unlocks the principles and practical applications of FMEA to drive safer, more reliable care. You’ll learn how to systematically evaluate risks, prioritize them based on severity and likelihood, and implement targeted actions to reduce errors and improve outcomes.
Whether you’re part of a clinical team, quality improvement unit, or healthcare leadership, this course empowers you to think critically, lead risk assessments confidently, and foster a culture of patient safety.
💡 What You’ll Learn
How FMEA works in real-world healthcare scenarios
Step-by-step guidance on building effective FMEA teams
Tools for mapping healthcare processes and identifying failure modes
Risk Priority Number (RPN): how to score and rank risks
Strategies for implementing, monitoring, and sustaining improvements
👩⚕️ Who Should Attend
Nurses, doctors, and allied health professionals
Quality and safety officers
Clinical risk managers
Hospital administrators and department heads
Anyone involved in improving healthcare systems and outcomes
Sim Tianseng
Infection Control Expert
STS is the principal trainer and founder of STS Academia, where he delivers training and consultancy in Infection Control, Quality Improvement, and Patient Safety for healthcare organizations in Singapore and the region.His professional background includes more than a decade as the Chief Infection Control Officer for a leading private hospital group, where he also lectured at the organization’s hospital college. Additionally, he served for 10 years as an Adjunct Lecturer with Flinders University’s Master of Health Administration program in Singapore.With a strong foundation in both operational practice and adult learning, he is dedicated to supporting healthcare teams in strengthening safety culture, improving care standards, and applying evidence-based practices in their daily work.