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Feng TU, Prof
Professor of Practice
,
Chinese Medicine - Clinical Division
Email
tufeng
hkbu.edu
hk
2012
2022
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Chinese Medicine
80%
Orthopedics
38%
Service Learning
38%
Institutional Services
33%
Service Recipients
33%
Tui Na
33%
E-service-learning
33%
Service Partner
33%
Learning Collaborative
33%
Inter-institutional
33%
Development Impacts
33%
Assessment Strategy
33%
Traumatology
33%
Multiple Measures
33%
Teaching-learning
33%
Assessment Efficiency
22%
Service-learning Projects
20%
Learning Components
13%
Baptists
11%
Hong Kong
11%
Teaching Reform
11%
Reasonable Scale
11%
Holistic Education
11%
Curriculum Setting
11%
Teaching Quality
11%
Assessment Process
11%
Learning Quality
11%
Clinical Course
11%
Online Service Learning
9%
Elderlies
9%
Social Distancing Measures
9%
Physical Interaction
9%
Year 2018
6%
Interdisciplinary Course
6%
Care for Others
6%
Collaborative Services
6%
Collaborative Experience
6%
Writing Course
6%
Higher Education Institutions
6%
Effective Learning
6%
Newswriting
6%
Knowledge Application
6%
Cross-institutional
6%
General Knowledge
6%
Institutional Capacity Development
6%
Lingnan University
6%
University of Hong Kong
6%
Hong Kong Higher Education
6%
Healthcare
6%
Developmental Outcomes
6%
Social Sciences
Chinese
100%
Hong Kong
41%
Focus Group
22%
Online Service
16%
Academic Year
11%
Health Care
11%
Health Care
11%
Pretest
11%
Capacity Building
11%
Qualitative Interview
8%
Learning Experiences
8%
Arts and Humanities
Service learning
66%
Online
20%
Hong Kong
19%
distancing
13%
Collaborative
8%
Control Group
8%
Experimental group
8%
Qualitative interviews
6%
Efficacy
6%
Qualitative Data
6%
Thematic
6%
Pandemic
6%
Limitations
6%
