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PROGRAMME BOOK Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” PROGRAMME BOOK Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Table of Contents Welcome Messages ......................................................... 2 Organizing Committee ..................................................... 4 Conference Information ................................................... 5 Acknowledgement .......................................................... 7 Scientific Programme ...................................................... 12 Abstract - Plenary Lectures ........................................................ 14 - Discussion Forum ........................................................ 17 - Seminars ...................................................................... 19 - Workshops ................................................................... 22 - Sponsored Seminars ................................................... 25 - Clinical Case Presentation Competition .................... 38 - Free Paper Competition : Oral Presentation ............... 39 - Free Paper Competition : Poster Presentation ........... 49 1 Digital Conference Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Welcome Message On behalf of the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians and Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 Organizing Committee, it is with great pleasure that I invite you all to our first ever digital conference to be held from September 12-13, 2020 at the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (HKAM) Jockey Club Building, Aberdeen, Hong Kong. This year’s theme, “2020 Vision: Health for All” guides our joint efforts to improve the standard of healthcare for everyone even through these trying times. As family physicians and healthcare providers, we will also exchange strategies to maintain our physical and mental health in the face of formidable challenges in order to help our patients and community stay healthy. Our conference is graced with the presence of three distinguished plenary speakers with deep expertise in their respective fields. We are honored to have Professor David Hui, an appointed expert in the group providing professional advice to the Chief Executive and the HKSAR Government on the preparedness and response plan for the Novel Infectious Disease of Public Health Significance. He will provide us with a timely update on the recent COVID-19 global pandemic. Professor Cindy Lam will speak on the importance of ongoing initiatives to promote mental health and wellness. Professor Terry Lum will share an effective collaborative model in supporting the elderly in our community who have, or are at a risk of having, mental health issues. This annual hallmark conference to be held online will continue to serve as an inspiring platform in bringing together health experts, family physicians, dentists, nurses, allied health practitioners and other primary care providers to promote collaborative and networking opportunities. Furthermore, a wide array of interesting features will be added to our already exciting programs including pre-conference webinars and a timely discussion forum on a united front in tackling the challenge of the current COVID-19 global pandemic. I welcome you all to yet another rewarding experience with this forthcoming conference. Dr. Lorna NG Chairman, Organising Committee, Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 2 Digital Conference Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Welcome Message from President A very warm welcome to the Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020! This is the first ever digital conference in the history of our Conference. The format of holding the Conference has evolved, but the purpose of bringing clinical experts and practitioners from different fields across the various healthcare sectors for sharing and exchange of experiences and views on the current developments and future trends in primary care remains unchanged. The theme of the Conference this year is “2020 Vision: Health for All”, which encompasses our continuing effort in striving to provide quality healthcare to everyone in the community. Healthcare systems around the world are being challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The urge of shifting from a largely hospital-centred model to a high standard primary healthcare community-based approach is noticeable. Primary healthcare is the first point of contact for all patients. The ultimate goal is that health can be brought within reach of everyone in the community, i.e. “Health for All”. We are extremely privileged to have the presence of many prominent speakers including: Prof. David S. C. Hui, Director of Stanley Ho Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases and Chairman of Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Prof. Donald K. T. Li, President of WONCA, Prof. Cindy L. K. Lam, Danny D. B. Ho Professor in Family Medicine and Head of Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care, The University of Hong Kong, and Prof. Terry Y. S. Lum, Henry G. Leong Professor in Social Work and Social Administration and Head of Department of Social Work and Social Administration, The University of Hong Kong, to share with us in the Conference, just to name a few. I would like to express my most sincere gratitude towards our fully committed Organising Committee led by Dr. Lorna Ng and the Conference Secretariat headed by Ms. Erica So for their hard work in putting together this very meaning annual Conference. Wishing you all an inspiring and enjoyable meeting ahead! Dr. David V.K. CHAO President The Hong Kong College of Family Physicians 3 Digital Conference Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Organizing Committee Chairlady : Dr. NG Lorna Advisors : Dr. CHAN Ming Wai, Angus Dr. CHAO Vai Kiong, David Dr. FAN Yuen Man, Cecilia Dr. LAU Ho Lim Business Manager: Dr. CHIU Chi Fai, Billy Scientific Subcommittee- Dr. CHIANG Lap Kin (Coordinator) Dr. YU Yee Tak, Esther (Coordinator) Dr. LEE Kam Pui, Eric Dr. LEUNG Lok Hang, Will Publication Subcommittee- Dr. CHENG Ghar Yee, Judy (Coordinator) Dr. CHENG Hei Wan, Lian Dr. TSIM Koon Lan, Kathy Clinical Case Presentation Competition: Dr. KWAN Yu (Coordinator) Dr. CHOI Chuen Ming, Clarence Poster Presentation Competition: Dr. WONG Chiu Lun, Aldo (Coordinator) Venue Coordinator: Dr. SZE Pui Ka, Catherine IT Coordinator: Dr. LUK Man Hei, Matthew Nurse Planners: Ms. CHEUNG Yuk Hung, Kathy Ms. CHONG Yuen Chun, Samantha Allied Health Planner: Ms. FUNG Kim Yook, Brigitte IT Advisor: Mr. CHAN Yat Leong, Boris 4 Digital Conference Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Conference Information Date : 11 – 13 September 2020 (Friday – Sunday) Format : Digital Conference Official Language : English Organizer : The Hong Kong College of Family Physicians Conference Secretariat : Scientific & Publication: Ms. Suki Lung Exhibition & Advertisement: Ms. Teresa Liu Registration: Ms. Anna Ho QA Accreditation: Mr. John Ma General: Ms. Erica So and Ms. Crystal Yung Contact Details : Tel No. : (852) 2871 8899 Fax No. : (852) 2866 0616 Email : [email protected] Supported by : HKCFP Foundation Fund 5 Digital Conference Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Conference Information Organized by : The Hong Kong College of Family Physicians Date : 11 – 13 September 2020 (Friday - Sunday) Official Language : English CME/ CPD / CNE Accreditation Accreditation for HKPCC 2020 For the whole 11/9/2020 12/9/2020 13/9/2020 CME/CPD College/Programme function Whole Day Whole Day Whole Day Category Anaesthesiologists - 1 4 4 Non Ana Community Medicine 8 1 4 3 PP Dental Surgeons - 1 3 4 Cat B Emergency Medicine - 1 4 3.5 PP Family Physicians 9 1 5 3 Cat. 4.3 Obstetricians & Gynaecologists 5 1 3 3 Non OG Ophthalmologists Orthopedic Surgeons Otorhinolaryngologists Paediatricians - 1 3 3 Cat A Pathologists - 1 4 4 PP Physicians - 1 2 2 - Psychiatrists 8.5 1 4 3.5 PPOP List B Radiologists - 1 4 4 Cat B Surgeons - 1 4 4 Passive Prosthetist-Orthotists CEU (For HA Pharmacists) MCHK CME Programme 7 1 3 3 Passive CNE (For Nurse) - 1 4 4 - Conference Secretariat Tel No. : (852) 2871 8899 Fax No. : (852) 2866 0616 Email : [email protected] Contact Person : Ms. Erica SO / Ms. Crystal YUNG / Ms. Suki LUNG / Ms. Teresa LIU / Ms. Anna HO Contact Person for CME / CPD / CNE : Mr. John MA Supported by : HKCFP Foundation Fund 6 Digital Conference Hong Kong Primary Care Conference 2020 “2020 Vision: Health for All” Acknowledgement The organizing committee wishes to express our most sincere thank you to all parties who have helped to make the HKPCC 2020 a successful one. Officiating Guests Prof. Sophia S.C. CHAN, JP Secretary for Food and Health, HKSARG Dr. David V.K. CHAO President, The Hong Kong College of Family Physicians Plenary Speaker Prof. David S.C. HUI Chairman, Department of Medicine & Therapeutic, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Prof. Cindy L.K. LAM, MH, JP Danny D. B. Ho Professor in Family Medicine, The University of Hong Kong Prof. Terry Y.S. LUM, PhD MSW Henry G. Leong Professor in Social Work and Social Administration and Head of Department, Department of Social Work and Social Administration, The University of Hong Kong Discussion Forum Speakers Dr. David V.K. CHAO President, The Hong Kong College of Family Physicians Prof. David S.C. HUI Chairman, Department of Medicine & Therapeutic, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Prof. Donald K.T. LI, SBS, JP President, World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) Seminar Speakers Dr. William C.W. WONG Clinical Associate Professor
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