LIEW Tau Ming

Associate Professor LIEW Tau Ming is a dual-appointee at Duke-NUS Medical School and Singapore General Hospital, serving as an Adjunct Associate Professor in Health Services and Systems Research and a Senior Consultant Geriatric Psychiatrist. He co-leads the Ageing and Population Health Research Peak at SGH and leads the nationally-funded Project PENSIEVE, which developed an AI tool (PENSIEVE-AI) for cognitive impairment detection. His research integrates behavioral and data sciences to address healthcare challenges in ageing populations.

Education: He holds a PhD in Public Health (NUS), MBBS (University of Malaya), and multiple specialist qualifications including Fellowship of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (UK), Specialist Accreditation in Psychiatry (MOH Singapore), and advanced diplomas in Geriatric Medicine.

Research Interests: Focus on ageing populations, brain health preservation, and scalable healthcare solutions. Specific areas include cognitive impairment detection, dementia caregiving dynamics, and the impact of education on neurodegenerative risks. His work emphasizes real-world applicability through AI integration and public health policy.

Awards: Recipient of the HPHSR Clinician Scientist Award 2024, SingHealth Publish! Award 2021, and multiple research fellowships. His contributions also extend to editorial roles at BMC Medicine/BMC Geriatrics and as a clinical examiner for the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Professional Activities: Provides expert consultation to pharmaceutical firms (e.g., Lundbeck, Eisai) on geriatric psychiatry. Engages in healthcare policy advocacy and serves on SingHealth Duke-NUS Medicine Academic Clinical Programme leadership.

Labs/Teams: Leads Project PENSIEVE team and collaborates with multidisciplinary groups in Singapore General Hospital’s ageing health initiatives. Active in Duke-NUS’s Health Services and Systems Research Programme.