Sophie Liang

Dr. Sophie Liang is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney's Sydney Medical School, affiliated with the Westmead Clinical School within the Faculty of Medicine and Health. She holds qualifications including a BSc (Advanced), GStat, MBBS (Honours I), and an MMed in Clinical Epidemiology. Her research focuses on Anaesthetics, Biostatistics, Evidence-based Medicine, Surgery, and Biomedical Engineering, with a clinical specialty in Anaesthesia.

Her work emphasizes clinical trials, statistical research design, and intervention treatments. Key research areas include postoperative pain management, neuromuscular blockade monitoring, and anaesthetic techniques in surgery. Dr. Liang has contributed to studies evaluating epidural analgesia in labour, residual neuromuscular blockade effects, and gastric content risks in endoscopy patients.

Her publications (2013–2019) highlight methodological advancements in monitoring muscle recovery and anaesthetic outcomes, with a focus on improving patient safety in perioperative care. Collaborative projects with institutions like the Cochrane Database and international journals underscore her contributions to evidence-based clinical practices.

While no formal grants or awards are listed, her academic profile reflects active engagement in clinical research and teaching within anaesthesiology and biomedical fields.