Alan Dow

Perlin Professor of Medicine and Health Administration

Virginia Commonwealth University

United States

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Alan Dow is the Perlin Professor of Medicine and Health Administration at Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. His research areas include interprofessional education, virtual reality in medical training, and nutrition care practices among primary care providers. He has authored several articles focusing on innovative educational approaches and the adoption of collaborative practices in healthcare settings. His recent work emphasizes the importance of systematic research in interprofessional education and the impact of telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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West Virginia University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (12)

Unpacking interactions among student teams in a practice-based IPE setting: a qualitative evaluation study

Using Virtual Reality to Teach Medical Students Cross-Coverage Skills

Interprofessional education and collaborative practice in Kuwait: attitudes and perceptions of health sciences students

Are primary care providers’ nutrition care and food insecurity screening practices associated with their perceptions of team-based care?

Development and validation of the IPEC Institutional Assessment Instrument

Advancing interprofessional education research: the need for a systematic approach.

Interprofessional education and collaborative practice in Kuwait: attitudes and barriers from faculty

Core EPAs in the Acting Internship: Early Outcomes from an Interdepartmental Experience

Empowering Student Antiracist Work to Overcome Inertia in Academic Health Centers.

Learning Through Listening: A Scoping Review of Podcast Use in Medical Education.

Do we need a signature pedagogy for interprofessional education?

Changes in Physician Telemedicine Use during COVID-19: Effects of Practice Setting, Demographics, Training, and Organizational Policies.

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Laura Bronstein

Kelly Lockeman

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Adam Garber

Roy Sabo

Maria Thomson

Terry Schwinghammer

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