ANG Wei How Darryl

Dr. ANG Wei How Darryl is a Senior Tutor at the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, part of the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS). His academic roles include teaching palliative care, research methods, and clinical simulation, alongside thesis advising for nursing students. He holds a PhD and multiple advanced certifications in palliative care and oncology nursing.

His research focuses on psychological resilience, palliative care, and workforce development. Notable projects include the RISE and I-AM-WELL programs addressing resilience among students and healthcare workers. He has secured grants from institutions like the National University Health System and Sasakawa Health Foundation for studies on death literacy, digital resilience training, and nursing workforce retention.

Dr. Ang has published extensively in journals like International Journal of Nursing Studies and Nurse Education Today, with a strong focus on translational research. He serves as Associate Editor for JBI Evidence Implementation and editorial board member for BMC Nursing. His accolades include the START award and Prestige Award for Quality Improvement.

His academic service includes board roles with the Asian Oncology Nursing Society and peer review for high-impact journals. He contributes to curriculum development, having integrated resilience programs into courses like NUR3116B Transition to Professional Practice Experience.