Meredith Yeung

Associate Professor

Singapore Institute of Technology

Singapore

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Meredith Yeung is an Associate Professor at the Singapore Institute of Technology in Singapore. Her research areas include health literacy, functional capacity assessment, and burnout prevalence among healthcare professionals. She has contributed to recent studies focusing on innovative monitoring tools for vital signs and the validation of assessment scales for knee osteoarthritis. Dr. Yeung is dedicated to advancing understanding in physiotherapy and public health through her scholarly work.

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Clement Yan

Associate Professor

Singapore Institute of Technology

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Katherin Huang

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Singapore Institute of Technology

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Shane Patman

Associate Professor

The University of Notre Dame Australia

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SMART MAT: Fibre Optic Innovation for Bedside Monitoring and Validation of Continuous Vital Signs

Validation of the Functional Activity Scoring Tool (FAST): a novel pictorial scale for assessing function in patients with knee osteoarthritis in primary care

Reliability and interchangeability of 1-minute sit-to-stand, 3-minute chair rise, and 3-minute walk tests in assessing functional capacity

Health literacy survey in health science students versus population-based sample of residents in Singapore

A Cross-Sectional Survey of Burnout Prevalence, Intention to Leave, and Contributing Stressors Among Physiotherapists in Singapore’s Publicly Funded Healthcare Institutions

Novice physiotherapists’ perceived challenges in clinical practice in Singapore

Cross-sectional survey of health literacy among health science students in Singapore

Reference Values for Habitual and Fast Gait Speed in Singapore Adults Aged 21 to 80

The Chinese translation and cross-cultural adaptation of PRISMA-7 questionnaire: an observational study to establish the accuracy, reliability and validity

Study protocol for the validation of a new pictorial functional scale in patients with knee osteoarthritis: the functional activity scoring tool (FAST)

Perceived barriers to mobility in the intensive care units of Singapore: The Patient Mobilisation Attitudes and Beliefs Survey for the intensive care units

Normative reference values, determinants and regression equations for the incremental shuttle walk test (ISWT) in healthy Asian population aged 21 to 80 years

Reference Values, Determinants and Regression Equation for the Timed-Up and Go Test (TUG) in Healthy Asian Population Aged 21 to 85 Years

Minimum standards of clinical practice for physiotherapists working in adult intensive care units in Singapore

Finding Echoes: An Exploration of Empathy Among Physiotherapists and Physiotherapy Students in Singapore

Chinese (Mandarin) translation of the incremental shuttle walk test and its validity and reliability: A cross-sectional study

Normative reference values and regression equations to predict the 6-minute walk distance in the Asian adult population aged 21–80 years

Normative reference values and regression equations to predict the 6-minute walk distance in the Asian adult population aged 21-80 years

Ensuring continuity of education during a pandemic—Experience from an entry-level physiotherapy programme

The Chinese (Mandarin) instructions of the 6-minute walk test: A validation study

Multiple mini-interview for undergraduate allied health programs in Singapore

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Clement Yan

Katherin Huang

Shane Patman

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