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"I, no robot". A story of a patient. I just shared #MyOpenScienceStory. How does Open Science drive you forward? myopensciencestory.hscampaigns.com/entry/49

My research "Diagnostic accuracy of handheld ECG devices in detecting atrial fibrillation in community versus hospital settings: a systematic review and meta-analysis" published in BMJ Heart. heart.bmj.com/content/early/…

Absolutely thrilled to receive an NHMRC Investigator Grant to continue my research program in atrial fibrillation & stroke prevention until 2026 - Thx for support! Hopkins Nursing Dean Hannah Dahlen AM Prof Rochelle Wynne RN PhD WSLHD Research and Education Network Western Sydney University Western Sydney Health westernsydney.edu.au/newscentre/new…

New in JMIR Cardio: User Perceptions and Experiences of a Handheld 12-Lead Electro#cardiographic Device in a Clinical Setting: Usability Evaluation dlvr.it/S6MvXV

👏🎉Just published: Early diagnosis of atrial fibrillation allows therapy to reduce stroke risk. Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD has implemented a patient-led Mass AF Screening integrated with clinician-coordinated central monitoring trial kam wong Tu Nguyen Clara Chow researchprotocols.org/2022/2/e34778

This article shares a new paradigm of systematic methods to improve the transparency of refinements & data sufficiency in interviews journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

IJQM Thank you for the high quality of peer reviews and feedback which helped improve the presentation of these article and video. To the readers: If you require more detailed illustration in the video at the end of the article, which part of the video?

NEW PUBLICATION: Atrial fibrillation screening is rapidly gaining momentum worldwide. 💡 Where have these screening programs been implemented? 💡 What cutting-edge technologies are driving the screening? 💡 How are these programs being implemented and evaluated? Let's dive

Together with researchers from University of Sydney, I have published a review paper in Nature Portfolio Journal Cardiovascular Health uncovering the cutting edge technologies in Atrial Fibrillation screening worldwide. Open access: doi.org/10.1038/s44325…

randomised controlled implementation study integrating patient self-screening with a remote central monitoring system to screen community-dwellers aged 75 years and older for atrial fibrillation academic.oup.com/eurjpc/article…

Congratulations Kam Wong kam wong and supervisor Clara Chow Clara Chow Important study helping to diagnose arterial fibrillation in older community members (over 75 years old). Well done team at Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD academic.oup.com/eurjpc/advance…

🧵We are absolutely delighted to announce, that after SEVEN years of unwavering dedication, Dr Kam Wong has successfully completed and conferred his PhD Thesis!! Notably, Kam received the Paullette Isabel Jones Career Award* to support his work. "This award highlights the impact

This collaborative work with Westmead Applied Research Centre, University of Sydney, is featured in Today Headline (see below). Thank you. todayheadline.co/doctors-new-he…

Dr, treat me in my best interest; I'm not just a statistic. Case report is patient-centered Journal of Medical Case Reports Michael Kidd Western Sydney University

My first published book chapter by Springer International. Thank you! link.springer.com/chapter/10.100… #springerlink

Attending a "Social Media Workshop" conducted by Dr Lisa Given at Western Sydney University. Prof/Dr Lisa M Given, FASSA 🇨🇦🇦🇺 #wsu #wsugp

Thanks Prof Jenny Reath, GP Dept, for inviting me to this "social media workshop by Dr Lisa Given" Jennifer Reath Western Sydney University Prof/Dr Lisa M Given, FASSA 🇨🇦🇦🇺

I've published my view in BMJ about a misleading message: "Finish your course of antibiotic? Nonsense ". Caution! bmj.com/content/358/bm…

Western Sydney University my affiliation with WSU is included in this Letter to Editor, The BMJ.