Clin Assoc Prof Winnie Goh Hwee Suat

Trained in Paediatric Neurology, Developmental Paediatrics and Paediatric habilitation. Experience in treating children with childhood developmental neuro-disabilities and developmental disorders. Started first training center in Asia for Griffith Mental Developmental Scales (GMDS). Special interest in early childhood intervention.

Sub-specialty interests :
Developmental Paediatrics , Paediatric Habilitation and Early Intervention

• Master of Medicine (Paediatric) National University of Singapore 1987
• MBBS University of Singapore 1979

• Fellow of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore, 2007-present
• International Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, 2004-present
• Fellow of the Royal college of Physicians, Edinburgh, 2000-present
• Associate Clinical Professor, Duke-NUS Medical School, 2009-2024
• Certified tutor for Griffith Mental Developmental Scales, 1999-2021
• Emeritus Member of Child Neurology Society, USA, 1997-present

• GCEO Excellence Awards, Outstanding Clinician Award, 2016

• The Enabling Master Plan (2012-2016) for the Republic of Singapore. Government Report: Chapter on Early Intervention. By Ministry of Social & Family development, Enabling Master Plan Committee.
  Subcommittee Chairman For ‘Early Intervention’ : Dr Winnie Goh
• The Utility of Developmental Checklists in a Parent-Held Child Health Record for Identifying Children with Developmental Issues in Singapore Journal of Dev Behav Pediatrics 0, 1-10, 2016. Koh, HC, Ang SKT, Kwok J, Tang HN, Wong CM, Daniel LM, Goh W
• ‘Study to Establish the Baseline of the Early Intervention Programme for Infant and Children’. GOH W, CHONG WH, CHAN WP, TANG HN. Published by National Council of Social Service & KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Department of Child Development 2010. GOVERNMENT REPORT
• Preventive Child Healthcare in Singapore: A Parents’ Well-Being Perspective. WH Chong; Hk Choo; E CL Goh; P YY Wee, W HS Goh; OM Chay. Annals Academy of Medicine, Editorial. Dec 2015, Vol 44. No12
• Service Practice Evaluation of the Early Intervention Programs for Infants and Young Children in Singapore. Chong, W. H., Goh, W., Tang, H. N., Chan, W. P., & Choo, S. Children’s Health Care 2012, 41:281-301
• Evaluation of Family-centered Practices in the Early Intervention Programs for Infants and Young Children in Singapore with MPOC-SP and MBP-FCS. Tang, H. N., Chong, W. H, Goh, W., Chan, W. P., & Choo, S. Child: Care, Health & Development. 2001, 38,1,54-60
• T2 -weighted Hyperintensities(Unidentified Bright Objects) in children with Neurofibromatosis Type 1: their Impact on Cognitive Function. Winnie HS Goh; Pek-Lan Khong; Connie SY Leung; Virginia CN Wong. Neurology 2004,19:853-858
• MR Imaging of Spinal Tumour in Children with Neurofibromatosis. Khong PL. Goh WH. Wong VC. Ooi GC. American Journal of Roentgenology. Feb 2003 180(2):413-7
• A novel FUCA1 mutation causing fucosidosis in a Chinese boy. Ip P, Goh WHS, Chan KW and Cheung PT. Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease. 2002. 25: 415-416
• Neurological Outcome Following Neonatal post-haemorrhagic hydrocephalus : The Effect Of maximum raised intracranial pressure and ventriculo-peritoneal shunting. J.P. Lin, W.Goh, J.K.Brown, A.J.W Steer. Child’s Nervous System. 1992. 8: 109-107
• Heterogeneity of Neurological Syndromes in survivors of grade 3 & grade 4 periventricular haemorrhage. Jean-Pierre Lin, Winnie Goh, J Keith Brown, A James Steer, (Department of Paediatric Neurology, RHSC. Edinburgh, UK Child’s Nervous System. 1993,9:205-214.
• A New ”3C Syndrome” : Cerebella Hypoplasia, Cavernous Haemangioma and Coarctation of aorta. Winnie HS Goh, Roxy Lo. (University Paediatric Unit, HK). Dev Med and Child Neurology, 1993;35,631-641