Dr Valencia Lim

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Doctor Details

2024/03/11

Dr Valencia Lim

Designations:

Consultant, Division of Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine, Department of Medicine, National University Hospital
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Medicine, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore

Qualifications:

MBBS, MMED, MRCP (UK)

Specialties/Sub-specialties:

Intensive Care Medicine, Respiratory Medicine

Clinical Disciplines/Programmes:

Medicine

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Biosketch

Dr. Valencia Lim is a Consultant in the Division of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. A graduate of the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (2014), Dr. Lim completed her Internal Medicine residency in 2017 and achieved respiratory specialist accreditation in 2020 and intensive care specialist accreditation in 2023.

Her primary subspecialty interest is in Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD). To further hone her expertise, she completed a clinical fellowship at the Royal Brompton Hospital in the UK, a leading tertiary center renowned for its world-class specialisation in ILD.

In addition to her clinical commitments, Dr. Lim is a fervent advocate for medical education. She serves as the Associate Programme Director of the Postgraduate Year 1 (PGY1) Programme, where she plays a crucial role in overseeing and shaping the foundational training of house officers rotating through the NUH Internal Medicine Department. She also holds a clinician educator role at NUS, dedicating time to teach medical students, internal medicine trainees and dental students.

Awards

2017: Best tutor BDS 3rd Year Medicine Teaching Programme

Journals & Publications

Lim Valencia, Cove Matthew Edwards (2019) 'Chapter 48 - Extracorporeal Carbon Dioxide Removal.' Evidence based review of Core topics in Critical Care 2019 (pp. 345-350) Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd.
Publications
Lee K.G, Lim V., Kuntjoro I., Tay L. E, Yeo T.C., Poh K.K. (2013) “Clinical and
echocardiographic predictors of deterioration in left ventricular ejection fraction in
patient with low -flow significant aortic stenosis.” Circulation 128:A16875
Lee K.G, Lim V., Kuntjoro I., Tay L. E, Yeo T.C., Poh K.K. (2013) “Predictors of
progression of aortic stenosis in medically treated patients with low-flow significant
aortic stenosis” Circulation 128:A17534
Akram F., Huang Y., Lim V., Huggan P.J., Merchant R.A. (2014) “Proton pump
inhibitors: Are we still prescribing them without valid indications?” Australas Med J;
7(11): 465-470.
Akram F., Huggan P.J.,Lim V., Huang Y., P.J, Siddiqui F.J., Assam P.N.,Merchant R.A (2015) “Medication discrepancies and associated risks fctors identified ong elderly patients discharged from a tertiary hospital in Singapore.” Singapore Med J; 56(7): 79-384
Huggan P.J., Akram F., Lim S.J.C., Lee W., Lim V., Huang Y., Merchant R.A. (2015) “Measures of acute physiology, comorbidity and functional status to differentiate illness severity and length of stay among acute general medical admissions: a prospective cohort study.” Intern Med J, 45: 732-740

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