Feng Chang

Feng Chang
Associate Professor
Location: PHR 7002

Biography

Dr. Feng Chang is an Associate Professor in the School of Pharmacy at the University of Waterloo, Chair of Rural Pharmacy at the Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health, and a pharmacist with clinical expertise in the care of older adults.

Dr. Chang's research focuses on improving health outcomes through evidence-informed approaches to pharmacy practice and healthcare delivery. Her work advances medication optimization, health equity, and models of care that support older adults, rural and remote communities, and people with complex health and healthcare needs.

Research Interests

  • Healthy aging, geriatric care, and medication optimization

  • Pharmacist-integrated care and healthcare innovation

  • Rural and remote health

  • Health services research, implementation science, and knowledge translation

Scholarly Research

Dr. Chang leads an interdisciplinary program of research integrating pharmacy practice, health services research, implementation science, and community partnerships. Her research develops, evaluates, and translates evidence to improve models of care, strengthen healthcare systems, and support scalable approaches to healthcare delivery.

Service

  • Associate Editor, Canadian Pharmacists Journal

  • Chair of Rural Pharmacy, Board of Directors Member, Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health

  • Faculty Liaison for University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy, Pharmacy Residency Forum of Ontario

  • Contributor to professional organizations, clinical practice guidelines, continuing professional education, and knowledge translation initiatives that advance pharmacy practice and healthcare delivery

Teaching*

  • PHARM 120 - Pharmacy in an Evolving Healthcare System
    • Taught in 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025, 2026
  • PHARM 324 - Integrated Patient Focused Care 8
    • Taught in 2025
  • PHARM 466 - Advanced Geriatric Care
    • Taught in 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025

* Only courses taught in the past 5 years are displayed.

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