LUBNA Shah

Lubna Shah is a Lecturer and Student Support Manager at the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, part of the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore. She specializes in teaching communication, cultural diversity, healthcare ethics, and legal issues in nursing practice. Her clinical background spans ten years in mental health nursing, with leadership roles at the Institute of Mental Health, including chairing the Nursing Clinical Practice Council and serving as Vice-Chair of the Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice Council.

Education:

• Master of Arts (Counselling and Guidance), Nanyang Technological University
• Bachelor of Science (Nursing) (Honours), National University of Singapore

Research Focus: Mental health nursing and nursing education, emphasizing holistic care and innovative educational strategies. She advocates for advancing mental health care through evidence-based practices and experiential learning.

Awards:

• STAR Service Excellence Award 2017 (Institute of Mental Health)
• Best Oral Presenter at the 2013 NUS-NUH International Nursing Conference

As a student support manager, she prioritizes psychological and emotional well-being, ensuring students receive mentorship to achieve their full potential. Her work bridges clinical practice, education, and advocacy in mental health.