yang yann foo

Assistant Professor

Duke-NUS Medical School

Singapore

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Dr. Yang Yann Foo is an Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore. Her research areas include palliative care education, interprofessional collaboration in healthcare, and the impact of ecological systems theory on clinical learning. Dr. Foo has contributed to several recent articles, analyzing collaborative care experiences and educational outcomes for healthcare professionals.

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Debra Nestel

AUSTRALIA

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Elaine Lum

Assistant Professor

Duke-NUS Medical School

SINGAPORE

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Sok Mui Lim

Assistant Provost (Applied Learning)/ Associate Professor

Singapore Institute of Technology

SINGAPORE

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Kirsty J Freeman

University of Western Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Lorelei Lingard

CANADA

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Kevin Tan

National Neuroscience Institute

SINGAPORE

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Articles (11)

How patients experience nurse-doctor collaborative care at specialist clinics: A qualitative study

Palliative Care Education Programs for Surgeons: A Review of Current Curriculum and Education Outcomes

Measuring Interprofessional Collaboration’s Impact on Healthcare Services Using the Quadruple Aim Framework: A Protocol Paper

<p>Strategic Paragraphing 2.0: Techniques for Enhancing Inter-Paragraph Coherence</p>

Strategic Paragraphing 2.0: Techniques for Enhancing Inter-Paragraph Coherence

Refocusing SoTL – Myopia, Context Lenses and Ecological Systems Theory

Viewing interprofessional collaboration through the lens of networked ecological systems theory

Language Discordance Between Students and Patients: Impact on Clinical Learning

‘It’s going to change the way we train’: Qualitative evaluation of a transformative faculty development workshop

Ecological Systems Theory in Clinical Learning

Institutional ethnography - a primer

Collaborators (6)

Debra Nestel

Elaine Lum

Sok Mui Lim

Kirsty J Freeman

Lorelei Lingard

Kevin Tan

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yang yann foo

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Articles (11)

How patients experience nurse-doctor collaborative care at specialist clinics: A qualitative study

Palliative Care Education Programs for Surgeons: A Review of Current Curriculum and Education Outcomes

Measuring Interprofessional Collaboration’s Impact on Healthcare Services Using the Quadruple Aim Framework: A Protocol Paper

<p>Strategic Paragraphing 2.0: Techniques for Enhancing Inter-Paragraph Coherence</p>

Strategic Paragraphing 2.0: Techniques for Enhancing Inter-Paragraph Coherence

Refocusing SoTL – Myopia, Context Lenses and Ecological Systems Theory

Viewing interprofessional collaboration through the lens of networked ecological systems theory

Language Discordance Between Students and Patients: Impact on Clinical Learning

‘It’s going to change the way we train’: Qualitative evaluation of a&nbsp;transformative faculty development workshop

Ecological Systems Theory in Clinical Learning

Institutional ethnography - a primer

Collaborators (6)

Debra Nestel

Elaine Lum

Sok Mui Lim

Kirsty J Freeman

Lorelei Lingard

Kevin Tan

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‘It’s going to change the way we train’: Qualitative evaluation of a transformative faculty development workshop