Your boy’s crying and constant scratching are bothering you while you’re trying to get to work. Or maybe Junior’s diarrhea is making you know if you should work from home the time afterward.
During questionable situations like these, you’ll be glad to know that KK Women’s And Children’s Hospital (KKH) has launched on Jul 4 a video conversation support for non- emergencies called , KK TelePaeds.
Under this pilot program by KKH’s Children’s Crisis, you can read a team of specialists via Zoom and also book an appointment slot a time in advance.  ,
The services will even pick up the medication if necessary and give it to your home. Additionally, electronic health certificates and expert recommendations are possible.
Parents and guardians may have a Singpass accounts in order to make an online appointment. Kids from ages three to 17 are ready.
Monday through Friday, except for public festivals, the English-speaking online services is available from 10am to 6pm. The video conversation prices S$ 118. An additional S$ 4.99 or free if you self-collect from the KKH Children’s Emergency pharmacist is required for treatment delivery within four to six days.
Appropriate health problems include diarrhoea, gentle chest pain, dry skin, eczema flare, skin infection, and respiratory tract diseases ( sore throat, runny nose, coughing ) with fever for less than 5 nights.
However, KK TelePaeds is not for urgent or emergency care. Instead, you should dial 995 or travel to the hospital closest to you.  ,
For more information, visit www. kkh.com. sg/kk- telepaeds.