Dr Wei Lee is a palliative care physician and researcher based in northern Sydney, Australia, passionate about palliative care research and symptom management.
Specialist palliative care improves patient quality of life, saves money and reduces pressure on hospital beds. These benefits apply to both hospital and community palliative care teams.
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Please consider signing this e petition to stop palliative care courses from being removed from UTS and halter specialty growth:
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Research Study: Moral Uncertainty and Ethics Support in Palliative Care
Participate in a survey investigating how physicians can be best supported in ethically challenging situations that cause moral distress.
You can find out more and participate at https://t.co/sOyPiztf02
Clinicians' Perspectives on Cannabis Use and Cannabis Treatment in Clients Undertaking Opioid Dependence Treatment - Parvaresh - 2025 - Drug and Alcohol Review - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/VYuIFq5Q4H
Perceptions and interests of cannabis use among patients with cancer: A cross-sectional survey - Lara Eldering, Isabelle Kiew, Wei Lee, Davinia Seah, Richard Chye, 2025 https://t.co/ugSyt1XP92
👀Using an autonomous agent based on o3-mini and GPT-4.1, a team from Harvard, MIT & other institutions reproduced and updated an entire issue of Cochrane Reviews in two days… saving 12 person-years of work!
The AI reviews captured more papers & were more accurate than humans.
Here's another insightful afternoon from us on the back of an amazing National Palliative Care Week. Join us LIVE for the inaugural National Palliative Care Week Lecture as we explore the future of the care economy with Prof David Currow 👉 https://t.co/DLsEAnSydj
👀Development of the TARGET reporting guideline👀
We've assembled an all-star team to develop a #reportingguideline for observational studies explicitly aiming to emulate a target trial. Reporting of these studies is variable #epitwitter#causalinference
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