Chan Ho Yan's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Objectives
The aim of this review is to describe academic advising schemes at the undergraduate level, examine the perspectives of advisors and advisees towards the schemes, and explore the implications of academic advising in undergraduate and nursing education.
Design
A systematic review was conducted of the protocol of PRISMA-P.
Data sources
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Citations
... Academic advising and mentorship can have a great influence on selecting future career pathways according to a systematic review by Chan, et al., which evaluated the impact of academic advising on career opportunities exploration and the feedback from advisees [24]. In fact, academic advising and mentorship can help students set educational objectives that would enable them to attain their career aspirations [25]. ...