Research
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Latest papers
Using simulation stethoscopes to support physical exam skill development in health professionals education: A scoping review of educational applications and outcomes.
Currents in pharmacy teaching & learning · 2025 · first author
PHArmacy Students as Educators (PHASE): Implementation and evaluation of an educator's curriculum for pharmacy students.
Currents in pharmacy teaching & learning · 2023 · first author
Implementation and assessment of a novel drug interaction tool (TLC-act) in an entry-to-practice doctor of pharmacy program.
Currents in pharmacy teaching & learning · 2023 · senior author
5 publications.
Using simulation stethoscopes to support physical exam skill development in health professionals education: A scoping review of educational applications and outcomes.
Chan F, Lee J, Lu AH, Gokarn L, Rainkie D
PHArmacy Students as Educators (PHASE): Implementation and evaluation of an educator's curriculum for pharmacy students.
Chan F, Leung R, Seet T, Yeung JK, MacNeil K, Saran JJK, Pammett R, Verma AK, Jarvis-Selinger S
Implementation and assessment of a novel drug interaction tool (TLC-act) in an entry-to-practice doctor of pharmacy program.
Dahri K, Hong C, Yang C, Chan F
Environmental scan of the patient voice in Canadian E2P PharmD programs.
Li YS, Dahri K, Chan F
Curriculum integration of virtual patients.
Dahri K, MacNeil K, Chan F, Lamoureux E, Bakker M, Seto K, Yeung J
Frequent collaborators
- Robert Pammett and Sandra Jarvis-Selinger: 1 shared paper
- Robert Pammett and Fong Chan: 1 shared paper
- Robert Pammett and Tony Seet: 1 shared paper
- Sandra Jarvis-Selinger and Fong Chan: 1 shared paper
- Sandra Jarvis-Selinger and Tony Seet: 1 shared paper
- Daniel Rainkie and Fong Chan: 1 shared paper
- Fong Chan and Tony Seet: 1 shared paper
- Fong Chan and Janice Yeung: 1 shared paper
- Pharmsci
- College of Pharmacy
- Office of Experiential Education
- Other
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