National Healthcare Group
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National Healthcare Group is Singapore's second largest group of healthcare institutions. The group was formed in 2000 and has three public hospitals across the island, five specialist centres and runs eight polyclinics as well. The group operates Alexandra Hospital, National University Hospital and the Institute of Mental Health. The group runs three specialists healthcare centres which is the National Skin Centre, Communicable Disease Centre and the John Hopkins Singapore Medical Centre.
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