Abuse and harassment cases against healthcare workers in Singapore have nearly doubled over the past two years, reaching 4,200 reported incidents. A tripartite workgroup investigating the issue attributes this increase not to a rise in actual incidents, but to greater willingness among workers to report them. This suggests a growing awareness of unacceptable behavior and increased confidence in reporting mechanisms within the healthcare sector of Singapore. The workgroup believes this positive trend indicates a shift in workplace culture, empowering healthcare professionals to address mistreatment. This data provides a clearer picture of the challenges faced by those working in Singapore’s hospitals and clinics. Further efforts are expected to build on this momentum and foster a safer, more respectful environment for all healthcare staff in Singapore. The findings highlight the importance of continued support and advocacy for healthcare workers.