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Dr David Lie
Dr David Lie has been the Director of the Older Persons Mental Health Service at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane since 2001.
Following general practice and specialist training, he set up the first public geriatric psychiatry service on the Gold Coast in 1999 and has had a role in developing psychogeriatric services elsewhere in Queensland.
His special interests include mental health services in residential aged care, dementia care, telehealth, electroconvulsive therapy and service development. He received a Queensland Health Mental Health Week Award in 2011.
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