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Professor Chen, Julie Yun 陳芸

Title:

Principal Lecturer

Assistant Dean (Learner Wellbeing)

Associate Professor of Teaching

Department:

Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care

Faculty:

Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine

Principal Investigator

Status	Project Code	Project Title	Amount	Funding Year
	N/A	Towards altruism and social responsibility in Hong Kong: piloting and exploring the feasibility of a service learning programme	96900	2014
	N/A	Mind-body-spirit integrative training for stress management and prevention against junior physicians’ burnout	138200	2010
	N/A	Developing resilience and enhancing wellbeing in medical students through a structured self-awareness programme The Art of Empathy: Using the Arts to Cultivate Empathy for Patients and Develop Self-awareness	200000	2011
	N/A	Exploration of suffering and wellbeing through visual narratives of illness AND What makes for a better doctor and good medical practice? – Perspectives from Film and Book Narratives	123596	2010

Co-Investigator

Status	Project Code	Project Title	Amount	Funding Year
	N/A	Evaluation Study on Quality of Care of Healthcare Programmes	790300	2010
	N/A	Interprofessional Online Learning for Dementia (IPOLD)	254140	2013
	18191581	What are the family barriers and facilitators of healthy eating habits among adolescents?	440650	2020
	13142451	Cost and Cost-effectiveness Analysis of Renal Replacement Therapy Modalities for Patients with End-stage Renal Disease in Hong Kong: Comparison between Peritoneal Dialysis and Haemodialysis Strategies	526952	2015
	MSS 200 R	Identifying Sexual Health Behaviours and HIV Risk amongst African Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Hong Kong	344478	2011
	EPC-HKU-2	Extended evaluation of quality of care of chronic disease management programmes and public-private partnership programmes of the Hospital Authority	5685000	2011
	20212231	A cross-sectional survey of parent-adolescent dyads on family influence on adolescent healthy eating	465500	2021
	20212351	A cross-sectional survey exploring the willingness of Hong Kong people to use teleconsultation in primary care during the COVID-19 pandemic.	511216	2021