roup photo of Mrs Carrie Lam (Chief Executive, HKSAR, front row, centre), Prof. Sophia Chan (Secretary for Food and Health of Food and Health Bureau, HKSAR, front row, fifth left), Prof. Hector Tsang (Cally Kwong Mei Wan Professor in Psychosocial Health, Chair Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences and Head of Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, second row, third right) and the members of the Steering Committee on Primary Healthcare Development.
Prof. Sophia Chan (Secretary for Food and Health of Food and Health Bureau, HKSAR) are pictured with the RS student volunteer.
Dr Chui Tak-yi (Under Secretary for Food and Health of Food and Health Bureau, HKSAR), Prof. Hector Tsang (Cally Kwong Mei Wan Professor in Psychosocial Health, Chair Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences and Head of Department of Rehabilitation Sciences) and Ms Stella Cheng (Professor of Practice, Occupational Therapy) are pictured with the RS student volunteer.
Ms Elizabeth TSE (Permanent Secretary for Food and Health (Health) of Food and Health Bureau, HKSAR), Prof. Hector Tsang (Cally Kwong Mei Wan Professor in Psychosocial Health, Chair Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences and Head of Department of Rehabilitation Sciences), Ms Stella Cheng (Professor of Practice, Occupational Therapy), Mr Raymond Lo (Clinical Associate, Physiotherapy) and Mr Johnny Lam (Clinical Associate, Occupational Therapy) are pictured with the RS student volunteer.
Prof. Hector Tsang (Cally Kwong Mei Wan Professor in Psychosocial Health, Chair Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences and Head of Department of Rehabilitation Sciences (RS)) is a member of Steering Committee on Primary Healthcare Development (Food and Health Bureau). Prof. Tsang led RS staff and students to attend the opening ceremony of Kwai Tsing District Health Centre (Kwai Tsing DHC) on 24 September 2019.
Kwai Tsing DHC is the first district health centre in Hong Kong and commences services on 25 September. It will provide health promotion, health assessment, chronic disease management, and community rehabilitation services to the public in a new mode.
During the opening ceremony, there are 20 students from Physiotherapy (Year 3) and Occupational Therapy (Year 4) served as volunteers. They assisted the operation and provided logistics support for the ceremony.
For more details, please visit the press release from HKSAR.
