Improving Health Outcomes Through Trusted Data Exchange
Latest News and Highlights
Project Spotlight – Understanding why kidney disease affects some groups more than others
Kidney disease does not affect everyone in Singapore equally. Some communities face a higher risk than others — but why these differences exist, and what can be done about them, is still not fully understood.
Building a Common Language for Health Data Research in Singapore
What if researchers across Singapore could work with health data from different institutions using a common language?
Beyond the Lab
Ms Koh Mingshi traded laboratory experiments for strategy, policy and systems-building. Today, the executive director of TRUST believes she can make a greater impact by helping others pursue scientific discovery.
TRUST in Numbers
92
Number of supported projects
13
Research partners
500+
Researchers / Users supported
48
Available datasets
A National Secure Governance Framework
TRUST facilitates the secure onboarding, fusion, and sharing of quality datasets to support safe, scalable analytics for cross-domain research, and makes available different compute and analytics solutions to enable a range of research needs.
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The availability of comprehensive, anonymised, and secured data is actually a very unique advantage for Singapore. Public sector researchers and selected industry partners can access and use this database and datasets in a timely, secure manner for public benefit, with safeguards to ensure data security and privacy.— Ong Ye Kung, Minister for Health
Funded by the Research, Innovation and Enterprise (RIE) 2030 plan
TRUST is jointly developed by
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