Dr. Daniel Lee | Medicine and Dentistry | Best Researcher Award

Senior Consultant at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore

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Education

Dr. Daniel Lee Jin Keat’s educational background is marked by rigorous training and prestigious qualifications. He began his academic journey at Chi Hwa Primary School and Chan Wa Secondary School in Malaysia before advancing to pre-university studies at SMK Tunku Ampuan Durah. He earned his Doctor of Medicine (MD) from University Putra Malaysia, completing his undergraduate degree from 1999 to 2004. Following this, Dr. Lee pursued further specialization, obtaining the Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) in Edinburgh in 2009. He continued his postgraduate education, earning a Master of Medicine (MMed) in Singapore in 2015. His commitment to excellence in surgery culminated in obtaining the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) in 2015 and becoming a Fellow of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore (FAMS). This extensive educational foundation has equipped him with the skills and knowledge essential for his successful career in surgery.

Professional Experience

Research Interests

Dr. Daniel Lee Jin Keat’s research interests are primarily focused on advancing surgical practices in colorectal and trauma surgery. His work emphasizes critical areas such as surgical techniques, postoperative recovery, and the management of complications in surgical procedures. Dr. Lee has conducted significant research on topics including laparoscopic surgeries, the impact of frailty on surgical outcomes, and strategies to reduce surgical site infections. He is particularly interested in the application of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocols, exploring how prehabilitation and optimized surgical practices can improve patient recovery times and overall outcomes. His publications reflect a commitment to evidence-based medicine, often analyzing trends in surgical interventions and their effectiveness. Through his research, Dr. Lee aims to contribute to the development of innovative approaches in surgical care, ultimately enhancing the quality of treatment for patients undergoing complex surgical procedures.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Daniel Lee Jin Keat has received several prestigious awards and honors throughout his medical career, reflecting his dedication and contributions to the field of surgery. Notably, he has earned the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) and the Fellowship of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore (FAMS), both of which signify his exceptional skills and commitment to surgical excellence. His work has been recognized through various accolades for his impactful research, particularly in the domains of colorectal and trauma surgery. Dr. Lee’s publications have garnered attention in esteemed medical journals, underscoring his role as a thought leader in surgical practice. Additionally, he has been acknowledged for his involvement in international fellowships, which have further enriched his expertise and knowledge. These awards and honors not only highlight Dr. Lee’s professional achievements but also reflect his ongoing commitment to improving patient care and advancing surgical methodologies.

Conclusion

Publication top noted

• Koh, F.H., Chew, L.M.Y., Wong, N., How, K.-Y., Ng, D.H.
  Title: Perioperative management of sarcopenia in patients undergoing major surgeries in Singapore: a modified Delphi consensus
  Journal: International Journal of Surgery (London, England)
  Year: 2024
  Citation: 110(8), pp. 4552–4558.
• Chan, K.S., Lee, D.J.K., Kok, Y.D., Heng, G.K.E., Tan, K.Y.
  Title: A 10-year review on older patients undergoing colorectal cancer surgery: surgeon-led geriatric service and good quality surgery are drivers of good outcomes
  Journal: Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery
  Year: 2024
  Citation: 28(1), pp. 40–46.
• Lau, J., Khoo, A.M.-G., Peh, C.H., Luo, N., Tan, K.-K.
  Title: Health-related quality of life thresholds of clinical importance at diagnosis can predict longitudinal post-operative health functioning in colorectal cancer patients: A prospective multicentre observational study
  Journal: European Journal of Surgical Oncology
  Year: 2024
  Citation: 50(1), 107291.
• Kang, M.L., Lim, W.W., Lee, D.J.K., Goo, J.T.T.
  Title: Impact of nationwide COVID-19 lockdown on workload and injury patterns of major trauma cases in a regional trauma centre in Singapore
  Journal: Singapore Medical Journal
  Year: 2023
  Citation: 64(11), pp. 677–682.
• Lei, G., Tan, L., Mantoo, S.K., Lee, D.
  Title: Reducing Surgical Site Infection in Colorectal Surgery Using Mechanical Bowel Preparation and Oral Antibiotics: a Comparative Study in the Era of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocol
  Journal: Indian Journal of Surgery
  Year: 2023
  Citation: 85(4), pp. 919–924.
• Tang, W.S.W., Wong, J.Q.H., Chan, S.W.K., Tan, K.Y., Lee, D.J.K.
  Title: Re: The changing landscape of general surgery in the elderly – trends over a decade in a tertiary centre in Singapore
  Journal: ANZ Journal of Surgery
  Year: 2023
  Citation: 93(3), pp. 782–783.
• Tan, E.W.K., Yeo, J.Y., Lee, Y.Z., Lim, W.W., Lee, D.J.K.
  Title: Low skeletal muscle mass predicts poor prognosis of elderly patients after emergency laparotomy: A single Asian institution experience
  Journal: Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore
  Year: 2022
  Citation: 51(12), pp. 766–773.
• Kang, M.L., Goo, J.T.T., Lee, D.J.K.
  Title: CHOP protocol: Streamlining access to definitive intervention for major trauma victims
  Journal: Singapore Medical Journal
  Year: 2021
  Citation: 62(12), pp. 620–622.
• Tang, M.H., Wong, J.S.H., Chia, C.L.K., Lee, D.J.K.
  Title: Meta-analysis on surgical management of colonic injuries in trauma: to divert or to anastomose?
  Journal: European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery
  Year: 2021
  Citation: 47(5), pp. 1381–1388.
• Lee, D.J.K., Kang, M.L., Christie, L.M.J., Patel, S., Goo, J.T.T.
  Title: Improving trauma care in exsanguinating patients with CHOP (critical haemorrhage to operating-room patient) resuscitation protocol—A cumulative summation (CUSUM) analysis
  Journal: Injury
  Year: 2021
  Citation: 52(9), pp. 2508–2514.

Dr. Mohamed Ali | Medicine and Dentistry | Best Researcher Award

Alexandria faculty of medicine at Faculty of medicine alexandria university, Egypt

Dr. Sheryene Tejeda is an accomplished medical researcher and consultant with over 15 years of experience in clinical and scientific settings. Based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, she has led and contributed to significant advancements in integrative therapies, medical research, and protocol development. Her work spans across fields such as oncology, neurology, and behavioral health, where she has held prominent positions including Lead Medical Scientist at Medicinal Technologies and Clinical Research Associate. Dr. Tejeda’s multidisciplinary background has equipped her to excel in both academic and applied sciences, making her a key figure in the biomedical community.

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Education

Dr. Tejeda holds a PhD in Biomedical Science from Einstein Medical School, where she honed her expertise in medical research methodologies and translational medicine. Her academic journey also includes a Master’s in Forensic Science and a Master’s in Health Science, providing her with a robust foundation in health diagnostics, legal medicine, and therapeutic innovation. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and Psychology, reflecting her versatile knowledge base and holistic understanding of human behavior and communication in healthcare contexts.

Professional Experience

Throughout her career, Dr. Tejeda has held pivotal roles in both research and clinical environments. She has served as Lead Medical Scientist at Medicinal Technologies, where she spearheaded groundbreaking research and therapeutic protocols. In her role as a Clinical Research Associate, she collaborated on innovative clinical trials and co-occurring disorder treatment protocols. She also worked as a Contract Co-occurring Consultant, providing expert insights into behavioral health interventions. Her experience is marked by her ability to bridge scientific theory and clinical application, contributing to the development of integrative therapies and patient-centric treatments.

Research Interests

Dr. Tejeda’s research interests are deeply rooted in medical innovation, particularly in integrative therapies that combine conventional and alternative treatments. She is passionate about advancing personalized medicine approaches in oncology and neurology, focusing on the molecular mechanisms of disease and novel therapeutic strategies. Her work also extends to behavioral health, exploring the intersection of mental health and chronic diseases. Dr. Tejeda is dedicated to translating research findings into practical clinical applications that improve patient outcomes and overall healthcare efficiency.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Tejeda has been recognized for her contributions to the medical field with several prestigious awards and honors. Her work in integrative therapy development has earned her accolades from both scientific and clinical communities. She has been acknowledged for her leadership in clinical trials and for pioneering patient-focused research initiatives. These honors reflect her commitment to advancing medical research and her impact on improving healthcare outcomes, particularly in oncology, neurology, and behavioral health. Her recognition highlights the innovative nature of her work and her influence as a leader in the biomedical field.

Conclusion

The candidate has a strong foundation of clinical expertise, leadership, and research experience, which makes them a compelling contender for the Best Researcher Award. However, to further strengthen their candidacy, they could focus on expanding their research output, engaging in more collaborative projects, and taking on larger research initiatives. These steps would position them even more favorably for recognition in the global research community.

Publication top noted

📝 Authors: Mohamed Ali, Mohamed El-shafie, Mohamed El-sheikh, Ahmed Waly
📅 Year: 2024
📚 Publication Title: Prospective Comparative Study Between Peroneus Longus Tendon Autograft and Hamstring Tendons Autograft in Single Bundle ACL Reconstruction
📰 Journal Title: Alexandria Journal of Medicine
📆 Date of Publication: 07/10/2024