Phillip Phan

Professor (joint)

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

United States

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Phillip Phan is a Professor (joint) at Johns Hopkins Medicine in the United States. His research areas encompass the integration of artificial intelligence in geriatric care, the evaluation of healthcare interventions, and the enhancement of clinical practice guidelines. Recent articles reflect his focus on improving patient outcomes through innovative technologies and addressing the challenges faced by caregivers and healthcare systems.

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C.‐E.E. Choi

SINGAPORE

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Albert Wu

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Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health

UNITED STATES

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Amartya Mukhopadhyay

National University Health System

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Usman Iqbal

Adj. Associate Professor

University of New South Wales

AUSTRALIA

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Reece Hinchcliff

Queensland University of Technology

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Hazel Oon

Head, Psoriasis Unit

SINGAPORE

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E Shyong Tai

National University of Singapore (NUS)

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Articles (23)

Navigating the Future of Artificial Intelligence Technologies for Improving the Care of Older Adults

Age-Friendly AI: Building Bridges Between Technology and Geriatric Care

Key lessons in caring for caregivers: Acknowledging identity to strengthen second victim support

Cost-effectiveness analysis of robotic exoskeleton versus conventional physiotherapy for stroke rehabilitation in Singapore from a health system perspective

Protocol for a double-blinded randomised controlled trial and process evaluation of a digital psychotherapeutic app in Singapore to improve symptom burden in patients with dermatological problems

From compliance to excellence: how can ISO 13485 standards transform quality, safety, and innovation in medical devices?

Representative national survey on drug use during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order in the USA

Postnatal glycaemic outcomes in women with high‐risk gestational diabetes: Identifying key predictors for early intervention

Case management in emergency care: impact evaluation of the CARED Program

Development and validation of the Dermatology Social Comparison (DSC) Scale

Embracing the use of artificial intelligence in scientific publishing

Divergent views on prescription adherence: A qualitative comparison of perspectives from the patient, pharmacist, and physician triad

Addressing the continuing challenges of developing and implementing clinical practice guidelines

Collaboration strategies and SME innovation performance

Readiness for transfer: a mixed-methods study on ICU transfers of care

Are the self-employed more stressed? New evidence on an old question

Discordance in perception of disease severity between patient and physicians

Does Universal Health Insurance in Korea provide a Lesson for U.S. Health Care Financing?

Hidradenitis suppurativa: racial and socioeconomic considerations in management

An invitation for contributions to a themed issue on artificial intelligence and safety and quality in health care

The future of AI in health-care quality: defining the challenges and opportunities moving forward

Value-based analysis of a Singaporean post-ED discharge support program for older adults

A qualitative study of dermatology patients and providers to understand discordant perceptions of symptom burden and disease severity

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C.‐E.E. Choi

Albert Wu

Amartya Mukhopadhyay

Usman Iqbal

Reece Hinchcliff

Hazel Oon

E Shyong Tai

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