Research
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Latest papers
Pharmacy students' perspectives on involvement in workplace-based preventative health and wellness events.
Currents in pharmacy teaching & learning · 2021
Work Productivity Losses and Associated Risk Factors Among University Employees in the CAMMPUS Wellness Program.
Journal of occupational and environmental medicine · 2020
Pharmacist-led cardiovascular risk prevention in Western Canada: a qualitative study
International Journal of Pharmacy Practice · 2020
5 publications.
Pharmacy students' perspectives on involvement in workplace-based preventative health and wellness events.
Chew C, Kapanen A, Gobis B, Reardon J
Work Productivity Losses and Associated Risk Factors Among University Employees in the CAMMPUS Wellness Program.
Zhang W, Li KH, Gobis B, Zed PJ, Lynd LD
Pharmacist-led cardiovascular risk prevention in Western Canada: a qualitative study
Anita I. Kapanen, Annalijn Conklin, Barbara Gobis, Larry Leung, Jamie Yuen, Peter J. Zed
Participant perceptions of pharmacists and workplace wellness in CAMMPUS.
Yuen J, Bessette H, Gobis B, Kapanen AI, Zed PJ
Cardiovascular Risk Reduction in the Workplace With CAMMPUS (Cardiovascular Assessment and Medication Management by Pharmacists at the UBC Site)
Barbara Gobis, Anita I. Kapanen, Jillian Reardon, Jason K. Min, Kathy H. Li, Larry David Lynd, Peter J. Zed
Frequent collaborators
- Larry Lynd and Wei Zhang: 12 shared papers
- Larry Lynd and Annalijn Conklin: 5 shared papers
- Wei Zhang and Annalijn Conklin: 5 shared papers
- Larry Lynd and Barbara Gobis: 2 shared papers
- Barbara Gobis and Jillian Reardon: 2 shared papers
- Larry Lynd and Jillian Reardon: 1 shared paper
- Wei Zhang and Barbara Gobis: 1 shared paper
- Annalijn Conklin and Barbara Gobis: 1 shared paper
- Pharmsci
- Centre for Health Evaluation & Outcome Sciences
- Edwin S.H. Leong Centre for Healthy Aging
- School of Population and Public Health
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