Yee Bit-Lian

A Review of Ambient Intelligent and Assistive System for Caregivers Support App · Faculty of Technology and Applied Sciences, Open University Malaysia, Selangor

Yee Bit-Lian is a Malaysian nurse educator and researcher with professional interests in nursing education, clinical nursing, professional development, and nurses’ psychological well-being. Her academic work reflects a commitment to advancing nursing knowledge, strengthening clinical practice, and promoting evidence-based approaches to healthcare education. Her research interests have increasingly focused on the challenges experienced by critical care nurses, particularly alarm fatigue, moral distress, occupational stress, and resilience. In 2025, she co-authored research examining stress, teamwork, and patient safety in intensive care unit alarm management, alongside a concept paper exploring alarm fatigue and moral distress among critical care nurses. In 2026, her scholarly work further explored the development of a resilience model for critical care nurses in the post-pandemic era, highlighting the importance of expert consensus in developing professional strategies to support nurses’ well-being and resilience. Through her contributions to nursing education and research, Yee Bit-Lian demonstrates a sustained interest in bridging research and clinical practice. Her work advocates for supportive healthcare environments, effective teamwork, continuous professional development, and evidence-informed strategies to enhance nurses’ resilience, professional well-being, and the quality and safety of patient care.

Speaking at 19th Global Nursing & Patient Safety Summit & Exhibition, 2026-12-08 – 2026-12-09, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. See all speakers →