Anne Wong

Anne Wong is a Professor in the Department of Anesthesia at McMaster University's Faculty of Health Sciences. Her research focuses on medical education, clinical teaching, and healthcare leadership. She has published extensively on topics such as feedback literacy, professional identity formation, and diversity in medical education.

• Contact: wongan@mcmaster.ca

Research Interests:
• Medical education pedagogy
• Clinical mentorship and teaching
• Acute pain management
• Gender dynamics in academic leadership
• Knowledge translation frameworks
• Interprofessional collaboration in operating rooms

Her scholarly work spans over three decades, with recent studies (2022-2025) examining faculty diversity, clinical teachers' effectiveness, and leadership-follower relationships in surgical environments. Earlier publications (2004-2012) include foundational research on anesthesia education and international medical graduate integration.

Wong actively collaborates with researchers like Dr. Sandra Monteiro and Dr. Teresa Chan, and her work appears in journals such as Medical Science Educator, Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia, and Medical Education. She has contributed to policy sources and clinical guidelines, with her 2006 Career-Oriented Curriculum research influencing vocational education.