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Inauguration of the Provisional HK Academy of Nursing
(Cover)
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Inauguration Program for
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
and
Academy Colleges of Nursing
12 May 2012
(Inside Cover)
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Hong Kong College of Cardiac Nursing
香港心臟護士專科學院
Hong Kong College of Community and Public Health
Nursing
香港社區及公共健康護理學院
Hong Kong College of Critical Care Nursing
香港危重病護理學院
Hong Kong College of Education and Research in
Nursing 香港護理教育及科研學院
Hong Kong College of Emergency Nursing
香港急症科護理學院
Hong Kong College of Gerontology Nursing
香港老年學護理專科學院
Hong Kong College of Medical Nursing
香港內科護理學院
Hong Kong College of Mental Health Nursing
香港精神健康護理學院
Hong Kong College of Midwives
香港助產士學院
Hong Kong College of Nursing and Health Care
Management
Hong Kong College of Orthopaedic Nursing
香港骨科護理學院
Hong Kong College of Paediatric Nursing
香港兒科護理學院
Hong Kong College of Perioperative Nursing
香港圍手術護理學院
Hong Kong College of Surgical Nursing
香港外科護理學院
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President Message
I am delighted to welcome you all here on this auspicious
day of the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing (the “PHKAN”). It is my great pleasure to celebrate and
witness together with you the inauguration of the Academy and its
14 specialty academy colleges, as well as the conferment of
honorary/founding fellows and fellows of the Hong Kong Academy
of Nursing.
The aims of the PHKAN are: (1.) establish the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing as a statutory
body to regulate the nursing profession; and (2.) enhance excellence in nursing service and health
care in Hong Kong through promotion of specialist nursing education and practices. The
actualization of the vision to establish an independent organization to regulate advanced specialty
practice for the nursing profession started 6 years ago through the concerted efforts of nurse leaders,
specialty nurses, and academics from different sectors. Leaders from all nursing specialties had
worked day and night with their colleagues to complete the colossal task of accrediting the Academy
Colleges and their fellows . My special thanks to our Secretariat and the Accreditation and
Registration Teams who have laboured arduously under tight deadlines to complete the project on
schedule and made this inauguration possible.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the
honorary fellows, founding fellows, grandfather/grandmother fellows for their passion and significant
contributions to the advancement of the nursing profession, and their tremendous support to the
founding of PHKAN. I would also like to especially applaud Dr. C.H. Leong, our Patron, for his
valuable guidance to the preparatory committee, and his vision and commitment to advance nursing
practice and nursing education. My heartfelt thanks to the over 1,500 nurses and friends of nurses
present here today - we could not have achieved this milestone without your enthusiastic support,
endorsement and encouragement. I must also say thank you for allowing the opportunity, placing
the trust and bestowing the honor on me to lead the founding of the PHKAN.
I would like to share with you the meaning of the PHKAM emblem. Its many symbols
remind us of our core values and the mission the Academy is set to achieve.
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- the “AN” logo at the centre stands for “Academy of Nursing”, the organization dedicated to the
advancement of the nursing profession. It was used by the Preparatory Committee and is
retained for use by the formal establishment.
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the lamp at the top is the symbol of Florence Nightingale. As you would have already knew,
today is International Nurses Day, also Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
As the enduring symbol
of the nursing profession, it represents Nightingale’s virtues - kindness, gentleness, courage, and
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unswerving devotion to duty.
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It reminds the profession of its core values and society’s
expectations of quality nursing care. The lamp is glowing, i.e. the values and standards are not
static – they advance along with the times.
the open book at the bottom represents the pursuit of knowledge. Through research and
education, we have to constantly seek and apply new theories and technology to our practices.
the leaves signify life and growth, as well as connectivity - the collaboration among nursing
specialties of the fourteen academy colleges.
The Hong Kong Academy of Nursing is the professional association established to govern
nursing practices in Hong Kong. It is set up with two key objectives: first, to help nurses; and
second, to help those they serve. It is to lead growth and advancement of the nursing profession,
and promote collaboration and solidarity among nurse specialties. Secondly, it promotes the
highest professional, ethical and governance standards in partnership with the Government and
other professional bodies to provide nursing services of excellence to the community. The PHKAN’s
objectives can only be achieved if all of us - nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, academics, government
officials, patient representatives in public or private hospitals - irrespective of our roles and
responsibilities, work in close collaboration and devotion. This spirit of collaboration and fellowship
was demonstrated in full force at the setting up of the PHKAN. I am confident that the Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing, when formally established, will foster and promote this spirit to new heights.
The PHKAN’s current priority is to establish the Academy as a statutory body and along with
it, an ordinance enacted to empower the Academy to endow official accreditation to nursing
professionals. Good progress has been made with the support and facilitation of the Government,
other professional associations and the community. We are hopeful that the enactment process
will start soon. The PHKAN is currently operating from a small office in the old nursing school at
Princess Margaret Hospital. For the Academy to provide educational services and execute
governance duties under its charter, a larger and more befitting facility will be required. In this
regard, your support in any capacity, either financially or through volunteer efforts, will be vital for its
realization.
The inauguration of the PHKAN is just a first step in the long journey towards administering a
statutory organization dedicated to advance the nursing profession for a better and healthier Hong
Kong. I shall remain committed more than ever to supporting the Academy and serving the nursing
profession. And I am confident that I shall have your enthusiastic support for us to reach the many
milestones together. .
Dr. LUM Shun Sui, Susie
President, The Provisional HK Academy of Nursing
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Congratulatory Messages
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On this special occasion marking International Nurses Day, I am pleased to pay tribute to all nurses in
Hong Kong and to warmly congratulate the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing on its
inauguration.
Over many decades Hong Kong has developed a highly efficient and world-class healthcare system
which provides accessible and affordable healthcare to the entire community. Thanks to the diligence
and devotion of our nurses and all sectors of the healthcare profession, Hong Kong has made
extraordinary advances in public health. Our city is consistently ranked among the best in the world
in major health indicators such as life expectancy and infant mortality.
The selfless dedication and commitment of our nurses had helped to ease the pain of patients, bring
comfort to families in distress, and win the trust and respect of our community. As we recognize the
contributions of nurses around the world, I am pleased to note that the more than 40,000 nurses in
Hong Kong make up the largest sector of our city’s healthcare workforce. The inauguration of the
Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing is further evidence of the profession’s aspirations to
improve and expand through continuing education and promoting excellence. I am confident that our
nurses will keep pace with the ever-changing healthcare needs of our society and I wish you all every
success in your careers.
Mr. LEUNG Chun Ying, GBM, GBS, JP
The twelfth of May truly marks a special occasion for nurses as it is the International Nurses Day and
anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth. As from this year onwards, it will also be a day to
celebrate a remarkable milestone in the development of the nursing profession in Hong Kong. The
inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing is a result of years of hard work and
commitment, communication and consensus building among nurses and other healthcare
professions. To all of you who advocate the continuing development and advancement of the
nursing profession, who strive to maintain and uphold professional standards of nurses, and who
work for the betterment of our healthcare system, you deserve praise and recognition for your
accomplishments. I am pleased to offer my heartfelt congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing and to send you my best wishes for future development.
Dr. Hon CHOW Yat Ngok, York, GBS, JP
Secretary for Food and Health
對護士而言，5月12是一個特別的日子﹔這不僅是國際護士日及南丁格爾的出生紀念日，從今年
起，5月12日還成為香港護士專業發展里程碑上值得慶祝的一天。臨時香港護理專科學院在今天
正式成立，這是大家多年辛勤工作和付出，以及在護士及其他醫護行業人員良好溝通的成果。
這都是得來不易的，實在令不少人感到驕傲。我衷心感謝您們為護理專業進步和發展作的貢獻，
致力保持和維護護士專業水平，及不斷為改善我們的醫療系統而付出。我很高興有機會在此衷
心祝賀臨時香港護理專科學院的開幕，並祝願您們的發展順利。
食物及衛生局
局長周一嶽
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I would like to express my heartfelt congratulations to the establishment of the Provisional Hong
Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN) and the conferment of over 1500 Fellows on 12 May 2012! I had
the privilege to witness the historical pathway of the formation of the PHKAN since the initial effort
that started in 2002. A group of dedicated nurse leaders in Hong Kong have been working diligently
and faithfully to achieve a common goal, that is, the establishment of a HKAN (Hong Kong Academy
of Nursing) with statutory status. The establishment of PHKAN is a step moving closer to this goal.
This movement is important in three ways. First, with the advancement of health care and the
increasing complexity of illness pattern, we need a team of health care professionals who possess
specialized and high level knowledge and skills. The medical doctors have already developed a
mature system for training, accreditation and governing specialty medical practices. Nurses, who
work as partners with doctors in providing comprehensive care to patients from disease treatment to
rehabilitation, should also be equipped with relevant advanced nursing knowledge and skills to form
a strong health care team. Second, the public has high expectations on patient service. And
rightly so, health care is a matter of life and death. The structured training and accreditation of
nursing specialty practice helps to protect the public by ensuring that the services they receive are
delivered by recognized trained competent practitioners. Third, Hong Kong is an international city.
If we wish to maintain our competitive edges in the world, we must excel in all aspects including
economic development as well as human services. Advanced nursing practice is well supported
with postgraduate education, legal protection of the title and clear defined career pathway in
developed countries. The establishment of the PHKAN, and hopefully not too long the HKAN, is a
correct and necessary move for nurses and Hong Kong at large.
I encourage all the nurses in Hong Kong, under the leadership of the 14 specialty colleges and the
PHKAN, to help build a healthier and stronger Hong Kong! Best wishes with the success of the
PHKAN in the years to come!
Dr. Hon LEONG Che Hung, GBM, GBS, JP
Member, Executive Council, HKSAR
Patron, The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
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It gives me great pleasure to extend my warmest congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing on its inauguration – an event that marks a major milestone in the development
of nursing in Hong Kong. I also wish to offer my thanks and appreciation to nurses in Hong Kong
and around the world in celebration of International Nurses Day.
Nursing practice is the very essence of primary health care. Nurses are on the front lines in the
fight against disease in our community and play a pivotal role in risk reduction, medical
preparedness, acute response and recovery work. Over the years, numerous patients have been
restored to health and comforted in illness by the caring, compassionate and expert actions of
nurses in Hong Kong.
With advances in technology and changing socio-demographic dynamics placing increased
expectations on Hong Kong’s nursing community, it is essential that nursing professionals strive to
extend their knowledge and skills to better equip themselves for new challenges. The Academy will
play a vital role in the important mission of promoting and recognizing excellence in nursing and in
fostering closer collaboration between nurses and other healthcare professionals by facilitating the
development of specialist nursing practice and education.
I am confident that with the concerted efforts of its council members, the Academy will achieve
outstanding results in driving the advancement of nursing knowledge and the development of a
world-class nursing workforce in Hong Kong.
Mr. WU Ting Yuk, GBS, JP
Chairman, Hospital Authority
Advisor, The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
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I would like to convey my heartfelt congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
(PHKAN) on its inauguration. It is most appropriate that this achievement comes on the International
Nurses Day – a worldwide celebration of the invaluable work and accomplishments of nursing
professionals. I wish to express my sincere gratitude to all nurses in Hong Kong for their innumerable
contributions in the provision of outstanding public healthcare services to the community.
Continuous professional development is an international trend. It is crucial that healthcare workers
keep abreast of new developments in the field and remain competent at all times. The Hospital
Authority has a key role, amongst others, to develop healthcare professionals for Hong Kong. We are
committed to enhancing training opportunities and facilitating career progression for our nurses,
who form the backbone of our internationally acclaimed healthcare system.
The establishment of the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing marks a welcome addition to the group of
professional bodies driving towards the same overarching goals in supporting Hong Kong’s nurses –
promoting and advancing excellence. The PHKAN provides a new platform for developing specialist
nursing practice and fostering synergies with other healthcare professionals. I envisage close
collaboration between the Academy and the Hospital Authority. I extend my best wishes to the
Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing for its future endeavours.
Dr. LEUNG Pak Yin
Chief Executive,
Hospital Authority
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On behalf of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine, it gives me great pleasure to extend my warm
congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN) on this auspicious
occasion of its inauguration.
Nursing care is a very important and indispensable part of the healthcare services for the community
in every country. We have over 40,000 registered and enrolled nurses in Hong Kong. As other
healthcare professionals, nurses need to be well trained and carry out life-long learning as long as
they are in the profession, in order to maintain good standard of their services to society. I am glad
to see the formation of PHKAN whose objectives, among others, are to promote the advancement of
the art and science of nursing and to foster the development of continuing nursing education. With
these noble objectives, PHKAN could certainly contribute to the improvement of healthcare in our
community.
I would also like to pay tribute to the members of the PHKAN Preparatory Committee who have been
working very hard since 2007 to plan and prepare for the formation of PHKAN. Without their
dedication and efforts, we would not be able to see the birth of PHKAN.
On this special occasion, I congratulate the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing again, and wish to extend
to them my best wishes for every success in its future endeavors.
Prof. LIANG Hin Suen Raymond
President, Hong Kong Academy of Medicine
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It is a great pleasure for me to extend my heartiest congratulations to the Inauguration of Provisional
Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN) cum Celebration of International Nurses Day 2012.
With the mission of crystallizing excellence in nursing, the inauguration of PHKAN marks a
momentous milestone in establishing nursing expertise and specialties which will shed light onto the
upholding of nursing standard in Hong Kong. Indeed, its significant contributions on the provision
of quality nursing service to the community are to be highly commended.
On such auspicious occasion, I would like to express my gratitude on the hard work and dedication of
all the members of the PHKAN. May I also take this opportunity to wish the event every success.
Dr. Hon LEE Kok Long Joseph, PhD, RN, SBS, JP
Chairman, Association of Hong Kong Nursing Staff
Member, Legislative Council
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I am pleased to extend my warmest congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing Limited (PHKAN) on its inauguration.
Under the changing socio-economic environment and technological developments, nurses are
expected to recognize and respond to a plethora of new demands arising from an ever-changing and
increasingly complex healthcare system. The nursing profession is transforming to define its own
distinct character, its own kind of specialized knowledge and professional goals and standards.
The establishment of the PHKAN is an important initiative to path the way for the Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing to promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through
regulating specialist nursing practice and education. The inauguration of PHKAN today has added
special meaning to the celebration of the International Nurses Day – the birthday of Florence
Nightingale who once said: “Let us never consider ourselves finished nurses… we must be learning all
of our lives.”
It requires vision, drive for excellence and strong support from the profession to establish the Hong
Kong Academy of Nursing. On this joyous occasion of the inauguration of the PHKAN, I would like to
pay tribute to Dr. Susie Lum, President of PHKAN and all her colleagues for their remarkable
contributions and continuous efforts towards founding the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing. I also
wish the future Hong Kong Academy of Nursing every success in its endeavors in the years ahead.
Dr. CHEUNG Wai Lun
Director (Cluster service), Hospital Authority
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I am most delighted to congratulate all of you on the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing (PHKAN) today.
The establishment of the PHKAN is an important milestone in the progression of our nursing
profession. It signifies the concerted efforts of our nursing colleagues to migrate to a new paradigm
of integrated approach in pursuance of nursing excellence. I believe that the PHKAN will lay down
good foundation for nourishing good nurses generations after generations.
Dr. TUNG Sau Ying Nancy
Cluster Chief Executive, Kowloon West Cluster
Hospital Chief Executive, Princess Margaret Hospital
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I am most delighted to extend my heartiest congratulations to the inauguration of the Provisional
Hong Kong Academy of Nursing.
It has been my honor and pleasure to be part of this important milestone in Hong Kong nursing
development history. The inauguration of the Provisional HK Academy of Nursing is the outcome
of years of hard work of preparation and negotiation of a group of dedicated nurse leaders. I
would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to each of them for their
continuous commitment to strive for advancing nursing profession.
The establishment of the Academy of Nursing marks Hong Kong nurses’ determination to uphold
the highest professional standards of care and competence which would undoubtedly further
enhance the quality of health care in Hong Kong.
I sincerely wish the Academy every success in the coming years and look forward to the formation
of a statutory Academy of Nursing in Hong Kong in the near future.
Dr. KO Wing Man
Chairman
The HK Anti-Cancer Society
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Warmest congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing Limited on its
inauguration.
With its vision and pursuit of excellence, the Academy will play a pivotal role in the development of
nursing and health care services in Hong Kong by providing quality and professional training for
nurses. I am confident that the Academy will rise to the challenges ahead and serve the community
with commitment and distinction.
I wish the Academy every success in the years to come.
Mr. SIN Yat Kin
Commissioner of Correctional Services
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It is with great pleasure that I join you to mark the inauguration of Provisional HK Academy of Nursing.
On behalf of the Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association, I would like to express my deepest
congratulations to all those who have worked hard over the last couple of years since 2007 on the
establishment of Provisional HK Academy of Nursing. Special congratulations have to be devoted to
Dr. Susie LUM for her vision, initiative, commitment and leadership in the establishment.
The Provisional HK Academy of Nursing makes an important milestone in the establishment of HK
Academy of Nursing, which facilitates excellence and specialization of nursing profession in Hong
Kong. It is well known that a wide spectrum of knowledge is required to provide a high level of care,
effective and efficient health care delivery model. Specialization is not just a pathway for
professional development, but definitely one of the means to contribute the health status of our
population. It is of great importance for the Academy in working towards this direction.
I trust that today’s inauguration ceremony is just a starting spark of the nursing professional
development but definitely with a brightening and fruitful future. Lastly I would like to extend my
sincere wishes for every success of the Academy in the road of specialization.
Ms. Priscilla POON
President, Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association
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It is a great delight for me to witness the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing, which is the fruit germinated from visionary leadership, commitment, team spirit and
persevering hard work of many nurses from various specialties of different local healthcare
organizations. This auspicious occasion will be a significant milestone in the history of nursing in
Hong Kong.
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has the mission to promote excellence in nursing and
health care in Hong Kong through regulating specialist nursing practice. It will be an accreditation
body to foster benchmarked standard of specialist nursing and development of continuing nursing
education in the territory. The unity and support of the fourteen Academy Colleges is vividly evident
and hundreds of fellow members will be conferred through the Grandfathering Scheme in this
memorable event.
I believe nursing is truly one of the most noble professions and am proud to be a nurse specialized in
public health nursing. Although the competencies demanded are ever extending and the
responsibilities are expanding, dedicated nurses would embrace professional advancement as a
norm for serving the community with quality care.
I wish the academy every success in its future endeavors. Together we aspire, together we shall
achieve!!!
Ms. CHEUNG Suk Man, Lydia
Principal Nursing Officer
Department of Health, HKSAR
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I wish to extend my heart-felt congratulation and appreciation to all who contributed to the
formation of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing Limited (PHKAN) at this important
moment of inauguration.
Hong Kong has begun its direction and journey to nursing specialization since 1991 with the
concerned effort of the then Hospital Services Department and Department of Health. The clinical
career path of nurses has progressed from the establishment of nurse specialist posts in 1992 to a
higher level of nurse consultant post in 2008. This cornerstone of establishing the PHKAN certainly
marks the come of age of the nursing specialization in Hong Kong.
The advanced nursing practice gears towards meeting the ever escalating societal needs of the ageing
population and evolving chronic diseases as well as the transformation from revolutionary medical
technology. It is timely and essential for Hong Kong to have an Academy of Nursing to safeguard the
quality of advanced nursing practice, to concert the multispecialty efforts for the betterment of the
health for all and to lead nursing at the forefront of global excellence.
At this important International Nurses Day, we profess to uphold our healing and caring culture. I am
confident that the PHKAN will be the momentum for a quantum leap for our profession towards
quality care.
Dr. FUNG Yuk Kuen, Syvia
Chief Nurse Executive, Hospital Authority
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I am most delighted to send a message to congratulate the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing (PHKAN).
Nursing is a respectable profession as recounted from the time of Florence Nightingale to today.
Nurses play an important role in the Hong Kong health care system. To better serve the humankind
and provide qualified nursing care to patients, continued nursing practice and education is critical.
The inauguration of PHKAN remarks a significant milestone for the development of continuing and
professional nursing in Hong Kong. I believe that the establishment of Academy of Nursing will
foster the accreditation of specialist nursing practice and education, which in turn, promote the
improvement of health care for Hong Kong people in the long run.
I look forward to working closely with PHKAN to promote excellence in nursing and health care in
Hong Kong. May I take this opportunity to wish PHKAN and its members every success for the years
to come.
Prof. PANG Mei Che, Samantha
Chairman, Nursing Council of Hong Kong
Professor and Head, School of Nursing, The HK Polytechnic University
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It is with great pleasure I offer this congratulatory message to the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing on
its Inauguration. This marks a big step forward to the advancement of Nursing and Midwifery
profession in Hong Kong. To reach this milestone is a great achievement, and all who have
contributed should look back with great pride. This is indeed a special occasion and I join with you all
in celebrating it.
I strongly believe the Academy is going to play a key role in promoting and improving the professional
development of nurses and midwives. I wish the Academy every success in meeting the many
challenges that lay ahead.
Ms. HAU Wai Lei, Florence
Chairman, Midwives Council of Hong Kong
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It gives me great pleasure to extend my warmest congratulations on the inauguration of the
Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing. The establishment of the PHKAN signifies a key
milestone in the development of specialist nursing practice and education in Hong Kong.
I would like to congratulate all members of the Preparatory Committee for their success in
establishing the PHKAN. Their forward-looking vision and dedicated efforts over the past few years
have transformed an idea into reality. The establishment of this provisional academy for regulating
specialist nursing practice and education is timely and pivotal to the development of nursing in Hong
Kong. I am sure that the PHKAN will reserve no effort to enhance the development of specialist
nursing, and to foster a spirit of collaboration in the nursing community.
On this happy occasion of the inauguration of the PHKAN, I wish the provisional academy every
success in its endeavors and a smooth transition to the future Academy of Nursing.
Prof. LEE Tze Fun, Diana
Chair Professor of Nursing and Director
The Nethersole School of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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It is with great pleasure and excitement that I extend my congratulations to the Provisional HK
Academy of Nursing. The inauguration ceremony marks the beginning of a new era and a major
milestone in the history of nursing in Hong Kong. With the establishment of the Academy, promoting
excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating specialist nursing practice is
now a reality. I am confident that the Academy and its members will not only advance the nursing
profession but also better serve the public by enhancing health outcomes. Through the platform
created by the Academy, nurses will be in a better position to initiate new thinking in health care
debates and inform policymakers, health providers, the media and consumers about nursing’s
unique contributions to transforming health outcomes and health care delivery.
The establishment of the Provisional HK Academy of Nursing symbolizes what nurses can achieve
through their belief, commitment and perseverance. It is the kind of achievement that all nurses
should be proud of.
I wish the Provisional HK Academy of Nursing a very bright and successful future.
Prof. TIWARI, Agnes
Professor and Head
School of Nursing, The University of Hong Kong
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本人萬分榮幸受邀參加臨時香港護理專科學院成立典禮暨慶祝 2012 國際護士
節。在臨時香港護理專科學院成立之際，謹以我個人名議並表示熱烈的祝賀。
多年來，貴學院在香港護理專科學院籌委會會長、醫管局前總護理行政經理林崇
綏教授的直接領導下，根據護理服務愈加專業和複雜的形勢，一直致力于香港護
理專業化的發展。并隨著專科護士需求的不斷增加和專科培訓的日趨成熟，適時
籌備臨時香港護理專科學院。目前貴學院已設有十四個分科學院。正如貴學院宗
旨所述，臨時香港護理專科學院的成立將促進護理專業發展，提升護理水平的素
質。
預祝臨時香港護理專科學院成立典禮圓滿成功，并衷心祝愿香港護理同仁國際護
士節快樂!
李秀華女士
中華護理學會理事長
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港澳兩地一衣帶水,同樣面對人口持續老化,市民健康意識提升及生活方式改變等因素,對醫療衛
生體系所帶來的深刻影響。如何協助市民追求更完善的護理服務,持續為地區培養及填補足夠的
護理人才,亦日漸成為兩地完善醫療衛生體系中不可忽視的重要環節。
為此,本人熱烈祝賀臨時香港護理專科學院的成立！相信，學院不僅將在促進護理專業發展，提
升護理服務質素等方面起到積極的作用，更寄望其能為進一步強化港澳兩地護理專業發展、資
訊及學術交流等作出長足的貢獻。
澳門特別行政區政府衛生局
局長李展潤
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祝賀臨時香港護理專科學院成立
祝專科學院蒸蒸日上
願粵港合作源遠流長
廣東省護理教育中心
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恭祝臨時香港護理專科學院成立
學術更上層樓，專業精益求精。
實踐人本醫療，共建健康社會。
病人互助組織聯盟
主席曾建平
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發展專業
造福民康
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馬學章醫生
香港醫務行政學院院長
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賀
護理學院成立暨首屆院士頒授儀式
德術兼備
東華三院護理人員會主席周碧姿賀
臨時香港護理專科學院就職典禮
群策群力
發展護理專業
香港護士總公會敬賀
臨時香港護理專科學院就職典禮
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標本兼治
提升專業地位
香港政府華員會護士分會敬賀
二零一二年五月十二日
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祝賀香港護理專科學院就職之喜
齊心協力，提高護理專業地位
香港政府華員會登記護士分會敬賀
On behalf of the Hong Kong College of Community Medicine, I would like to extend my heartfelt
congratulations on the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing.
Over the years, the nursing profession has been playing a key role in the delivery of health care
services for the population of Hong Kong. The need for a continued commitment in education and
development of the standards of practice of nursing is vital. The mission to establish the Academy
of Nursing to promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong is most timely. I look
forward to our close collaboration in the years to come.
My best wishes go to all members of your Council. May this milestone mark the beginning of
further success and accomplishment of the nursing profession in Hong Kong.
Dr. MAK Sin Ping
President, Hong Kong College of Community Medicine
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On behalf of the Hong Kong College of Paediatricians, I have great pleasure in conveying my heartiest
congratulations to the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing.
Indeed, the inauguration of PHKAN marks an important and significant milestone for the
development of professional nursing in Hong Kong. Paediatricans have always worked very closely
with our nursing colleagues. I have been most appreciative of the co-operation and harmonious
partnership between our College and various Paediatric nurses and midwifery organizations. We
have worked together in providing a high quality medical service to children in Hong Kong.
Throughout these years, countless barriers have been overcome through our unbreakable bond, as
well as our unwaning support and unwavering trust to each other. Adverse circumstances and
challenges have never held us back in serving our community. We are truly proud of our nurses for
their dedication and professionalism in patient care. The future commitments of the PHKAN to
uphold the highest professional standards of ethical integrity and competence, through education,
training, accreditation, and examinations, will unquestionably further advance the quality of health
care in Hong Kong. I look forward to witnessing the PHKAN in fulfilling its vital role as an
international leader in nursing care.
On this auspicious occasion of the inauguration of the PHKAN, I sincerely wish your Academy every
success in the coming years. I look forward to fostering even closer collaboration with you, and by
joining forces, we shall pursue as a team to provide our service of excellence to children in HK.
Prof. NG Pak Cheung
President, Hong Kong College of Paediatricians
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I wish to extend my warmest congratulations to the Inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing.
It is very encouraging to see that PHKAN will play a leading role to regulate specialist nursing practice
and education which is a milestone for crucial development of nursing profession in Hong Kong.
With the objectives of upholding a high standard on practice of nursing and its specialties, I am
confident that the PHKAN will contribute significantly in fostering the health care improvement with
the dedication of its members.
On this auspicious occasion, I extend my best wishes to the PHKAN for every success in the years
ahead.
Dr. LUK Hung To
President, The College of Surgeons of Hong Kong
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I am pleased to send my heartiest congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
(PHKAN) on its establishment and inauguration.
The inauguration of the PHKAN is not solely an important milestone in the development of
professional nursing in Hong Kong; it also symbolizes the commitment of Hong Kong nurses to
providing better health services to our citizens by advocating specialist nursing training and practice.
12 May is the International Nurses Day and is also the birthday of Miss Florence Nightingale.
Starting from this year, with the inauguration of PHKAN, 12 May will be more meaningful and
personal to our nursing colleagues.
With the dedication, passion and hard work of the nursing colleagues, and under the leadership of
Dr. Susie Lum, President of PHKAN, and the selfless efforts of the elite team, I have confidence that
they will lay the foundation to the future Hong Kong Academy of Nursing and to make major impacts
on both local and international nursing development.
Dr. LAU Chor Chiu
Cluster Chief Executive, HK East Cluster &
Hospital Chief Executive, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
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It is indeed a great honour for me to congratulate the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing, especially on this meaningful moment of the International Nurses Day. The
establishment of Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing is a milestone development for our
nursing profession in Hong Kong. I am also confident that the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing will soon develop into the Academy of Nursing. May I wish the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing every success in its future endeavors. Congratulations!
Dr. LUK Che Chung
Cluster Chief Executive, Hong Kong West Cluster
Hospital Chief Executive, Queen Mary Hospital
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It is with every great pleasure that I offer my congratulations to the inauguration of the Provisional
Hong Kong Academy of Nursing as this symbolizes the professional development of nursing in Hong
Kong.
Having been in the health care sector for more than three decades, I have witnessed the
transformation and development of our medical services. Being a major partner in health care
industry, nurses have worked hand in hand with doctors and allied health professionals to provide
high-quality clinical services to our patients. Nursing colleagues always serve patients enthusiastically
and professionally with their caring hearts, their technical skills together with scientific and
inquisitive minds. No matter how busy they are, they put patients first. I highly appreciate that
nursing staff all endeavour to provide the best clinical services to our patients, and I am very much
thankful and proud to have our nurses with us.
Having worked for the Academy of Medicine myself for sixteen years, I understand very much the
implication of setting up the Academy of Nursing. The inauguration of the PHKAN is by far the most
important milestone in the nursing professional development. With the objectives of fostering the
continuing nursing education, promoting the advancement of the art and science of nursing, and
enhancing the collaboration among nursing and health care practitioners, I am very confident that
the PHKAN can constitute more fruitful achievements in the near future and our nurses will become
more specialized, professional and caring. Ultimately, our patients and the people of Hong Kong will
benefit. I wish the PHKAN every success in all future activities, and continue to grow and flourish in
the years ahead.
Dr. HUNG Chi Tim
Cluster Chief Executive, Kowloon Central Cluster
Hospital Chief Executive, Queen Elizabeth Hospital
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I am delighted to extend my warmest congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing Ltd (PHKAN) at today’s Inauguration Ceremony.
We pride ourselves on the high standard of service and professionalism of our nurse practitioners in
Hong Kong. Our colleagues are commended for their great efforts to uphold the quality of
healthcare and the determination to strive for the best.
The PHKAN was formed with the objective to establish the Academy of Nursing to promote
excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong. The founding of the PHKAN could not have
materialised without a pool of dedicated committee and members. I pay tribute to their effort, and
am sure that such commitment will drive the Academy of Nursing to new heights of achievement in
the future!
Dr. LUI Cho Ze, Joseph
Cluster Chief Executive, Kowloon East Cluster &
Hospital Chief Executive, United Christian Hospital
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Nursing in Hong Kong has gone a long way since 1893, when the Nethersole Nursing School was first
founded by the London Mission. At the beginning, nurses were trained through a system of
apprenticeship. It lasted for almost a century until the establishment of the Hospital Authority in
1990. Since then, we have moved major steps towards promoting nursing excellence through
higher level of professional education, training and development. Nursing nowadays entails the
heart of care pivoted by professionalism. Nurses have become the pillar of quality in health care.
And now in 2012, we are most delighted to celebrate the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing. Congratulations!
Dr. FUNG Hong
Cluster Chief Executive, New Territories East Cluster
Hospital Chief Executive, Prince of Wales Hospital
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PHKAN and all our nursing teams have impressed me as being:
Professional
Hearty
Knowledgeable
Attentive
Noble
My warmest congratulations to the remarkable success and outstanding achievements of PHKAN.
It is a great honor and pleasure to join you in celebrating the 2012 International Nurses Day!
Dr. LO Chi Yuen, Albert
Cluster Chief Executive, New Territories West Cluster &
Hospital Chief Executive, Tuen Mun Hospital
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很高興參予護理專科學院的準備，
雖然尚有一段日子才可正式成立，
護理團體的凝聚和合作已先加強，
大家加油！同心攜手繼續往前走！
Ms. LEUNG Sui Kei Civy
Cluster General Manager (Nursing), Hong Kong East Cluster,
General Manager (Nursing), Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
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Congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing to have the inauguration on the
International Nurses Day!
The International Nurses Day is a special day for nurses to celebrate. To have inauguration on this
day further adds meaning on it. I am sure it is a memorable date for all nurses. Once again,
congratulations to the PHKAN for the success in bringing forward such a milestone to the Nursing
Profession.
Ms. LEE Lai Yin, Irene
Cluster General Manager (Nursing), HK West Cluster
General Manager (Nursing), Queen Mary Hospital
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It is my great pleasure to share the joyful and memorable occasion of the inauguration of the
Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing. It is an important milestone for the development of
nursing profession in Hong Kong. The establishment of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing is the result of the selfless effort and commitment of a group of visionary nurse leaders and
different specialty nurses who are passionate in the professional nursing development. On behalf of
the Kowloon Central Cluster of Hospital Authority, I salute the splendid work of the PHKAN. With the
collaborative effort of different specialty nurses, we trust that the PHKAN will further flourish and
lead the nursing profession moving to a higher horizon and achieve excellence in the nursing
practices.
Our nurses in the cluster will in no doubt give our full support to the PHKAN and look forward to a
new era of the nursing profession.
Ms. LIU Ye Wa
Cluster General Manager (Nursing), Kowloon Central Cluster
General Manager (Nursing), Queen Elizabeth Hospital
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It gives me immense pleasure to extend my heartiest congratulation to the inauguration of the
Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing on this happy and memorable occasion of International
Nurses Day on 12th May 2012. The establishment of the PHKAN demonstrates a significant
milestone in the history of nursing development of Hong Kong. I deeply believe the mission of
PHKAN will not only promote excellence and specialization of nursing care service for the betterment
of our community but also elevate our nursing image to a higher level of professionalism. Once
again, on behalf of all nurses of the Kowloon West Cluster, I wish the future Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing every success in its endeavours.
Mr. CHOI Pui Wah Philip
Cluster General Manager (Nursing), Kowloon West Cluster
General Manager (Nursing), Princess Margaret Hospital
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The inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing heralds a new era of nursing
professional development. With the vision, dedicated contributions and ingenuity of its members,
the Academy will undoubtedly play a key role in achieving healthcare service advancement and
cultivating collaborations among various clinical services in the years ahead. Taking this opportunity,
I would like to extend my sincere congratulations to all the members of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing and wish them every success in its future endeavours.
Ms. CHAN Yuet Kwai
Cluster General Manager (Nursing), Kowloon East Cluster &
General Manager (Nursing), United Christian Hospital
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On behalf of the nurses of the New Territories East Cluster of Hospital Authority, I would like to
extend my heartiest congratulations to the special occasion of the inauguration of the Provisional
Hong Kong Academy of Nursing on the 12th May 2012.
The Academy’s vision - defining the development of professional nursing in Hong Kong, which is
obviously enhancing the quality of nursing practice as well as contributing to sustainable
development, is undoubtedly one of the main challenges in health care industry that all countries
face today. I therefore would like to congratulate the Academy of Nursing for taking up this
important challenge.
We recognize that a superb effort in significant planning, organization, and dedication has been paid
to make this prestigious achievement in particular that 14 specialty academy colleges have been
conferred as honorary and founding fellows of the Academy of Nursing. Today, the inauguration
activity puts up a history-making moment in the milestones of Nursing of Hong Kong.
May I once again wish the Academy of Nursing every success in its endeavors!
Ms. LIU Wai Han Jane
Cluster General Manager (Nursing), NT East Cluster
General Manager (Nursing), Prince of Wales Hospital
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On this exciting and joyous occasion, let me extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Founding
Council of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN). My greatest respect also goes to
the President Dr. Susie Lum and all Council Members of PHKAN for committing and working tirelessly
to pursue excellence in nursing and health care through regulating specialist nursing practice and
education.
I also wish to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt appreciation to the Presidents and Council
Members of the fourteen Nursing Academy Colleges for their hard work and dedication to make the
establishment of Academy possible.
The inauguration today really marks a significant milestone for our nursing profession. It is certainly
the most memorable moment in Hong Kong nursing history. I am indeed proud of being a nurse and
honored to witness and participate in this meaningful event. I am confident that through the
collaboration among Nursing Academy Colleges as well as advancement of the art and science of
nursing, provision of quality nursing care for Hong Kong citizens definitely would be ensured.
I would like to pay tribute to all nurse leaders past and present for making our dream come true.
Once again, I congratulate the PHKAN and all Nursing Academy Colleges on their success in organizing
this unforgettable inauguration and wish all nursing colleagues a rewarding experience.
Ms. CHONG Yuen Chun, Samantha
Chief Nursing Officer, Hong Kong Baptist Hospital
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I would like to express my heartfelt congratulations to the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
on the special occasion of its Inauguration.
It is indeed a great pleasure and honor of mine to see the efforts of the Preparation Team paid off
over the years. Your outstanding achievement signifies a new milestone in the development of the
nursing profession and it is without doubt that the Academy will provide a great platform to pool
nursing talents and professionals together. In this regard, I sincerely hope that with your
unremitting efforts and guidance, nurses in Hong Kong could ride on the wonderful opportunity to
make contributions to the development of the nursing profession.
I sincerely look forward to witnessing further developments of the Academy and our nursing
profession as a whole.
Ms. CHEONG Kuan Iao, Carol
Director of Nursing, Union Hospital
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On behalf of the Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, we extend to you our heartfelt congratulations
on the establishment of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing, the inauguration of which to
be held on May 12, 2012.
Hong Kong is widely recognized as a world-class city offering some of the finest medical care in the
world. The establishment of the Academy will help to further the development of nursing skills,
education, and professionalism amongst Hong Kong’s nursing professionals. This continued
promotion of educational and professional excellence by the Academy will create an outstanding
nursing force.
We look forward to working closely with you towards our common goal.
Ms. Cynthia HUIE
Matron, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital
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Congratulations and Best Wishes for the continuing steps moving forward on the path of
professional nursing excellence.
Sr. Virginia IP
Matron, Canossa Hospital (Caritas)
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I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations and to pay my greatest respects to the PHKAN
Founding Council Members and all contributing nursing colleagues for making the PHKAN
establishment possible.
On this day of Inauguration of PHKAN, I’m excited and looking forward that this small opening step
for nurses brings one giant leap for acquiring excellence in Nursing Profession in Hong Kong.
Ms. TAM Oi Foon, Sammei
General Manager (Nursing), North District Hospital
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It is my great honor to witness the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing,
marking a new era for nurses and the nursing profession. I would like to express my heartfelt
gratitude to all founding council members, who have worked relentlessly to achieve their mission
under very challenging circumstances since 2007. The establishment of PHKAN would not have
been possible without their generous contributions and unflinching support. Helen Keller said
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Today’s inauguration gives an
opportunity for all nurses to reflect on what we have achieved over the past decades and make the
resolution to continue serving Hong Kong with nursing services of excellence, no matter what lies
ahead. With all nurses working as a team and with the support of the whole community, we can
only succeed.
Ms. KU Man Wing, Betty
General Manager (Nursing), Kwai Chung Hospital
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Congratulations to the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing. I would like
to salute all today's honorary and founding fellow recipients. After years of continuous learning and
hard work, you have finally arrived at this important milestone. Not only do I want to congratulate
you, I also want to let you know of our tremendous pride and joy as we witness your achievements in
your professional pursuits. You did it. Now it's time to celebrate! Wishing you many more
successes in the future.
Dr. Maria CHUI
General Manager (Nursing), Bradbury Hospice / Cheshire Home Hospital
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On behalf of the Hong Kong Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, I would like to take this opportunity,
on the inauguration of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN), to express my hearty
appreciation to all members for their contribution to a significant milestone in professional nursing.
This marks a very special event for the nursing development in Hong Kong. Today we can bear
witness to the fruition of the efforts of a dedicated group of nursing profession with the
establishment of PHKAN. I commend your success and I look forward to working with you as we
share the mission of advancing excellence in nursing. I am confident that the PHKAN will continue
to contribute its best to serve the community and also as a centre of excellence in Hong Kong in its
pursuit of development of professional nursing.
Ms. Idy LEE
DOM, HK Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service
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On the happy occasion of the inauguration of PHKAN Ltd., I would like to extend my heartfelt
congratulations to the key persons who have contributed to success of the Academy of Nursing. This
achievement has borne witness to the commitment of the steering committee and the dedication of
many experienced nurses. I believe the Academy of Nursing will continue to lead the HK nursing
profession to new heights.
Ms. YEUNG Sim Heung
General Manager (Nursing), TWEH & WCHH
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Inauguration of the Hong Kong Provisional Academy of Nursing
Master of Ceremony
Ms. Jolene MUI
Nurse Consultant, Community Psychiatric Nursing, NT West Cluster
Dr. Danny TONG
Department Operations Manager, Infectious Disease Centre, Kowloon West Cluster
Officiating Guests
Dr. Hon CHOW Yat Ngor, York, GBS, JP
Secretary for Food and Health
Member, Executive Council, HKSAR
Patron, The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
Keynote Speaker
Professor Nancy Fugate WOODS
Professor Woods is an international renowned scholar and well-known among the nursing profession.
She is the past President of the American Academy of Nursing, Professor of Bio-behavioral Nursing
and Health Systems at the University of Washington. She has served on a number of strategic and
important committees in the United States, including being a member of the National Advisory
Council on Nursing Research for the National Institute of Nursing Research and an elected member to
IOM, National Academy of Sciences.
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The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing
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Brief History
The proposal for the setting up an Academy of Nursing was initiated in the Nursing Council of Hong
Kong in 2004. With the principle support given by the Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food in
June 2006, the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing Preparatory Committee (“HKANPC”) held its first
meeting on 16 June 2006. With the guidance from Dr. CH Leong, together with a wide
representation of membership of 19 professional nursing associations, 4 local universities and 2
councils in nursing and midwives, the preparatory committee has conducted 27 meetings, numerous
workshops, consultation sessions and roadshows in the past 5 years.
Milestone of Development
The road towards the setting up of an Academy of Nursing has not been a smooth one. With the
concerted efforts of all members of the HKANPC, we moved progressively with solid foundation and
wide consultation. Below are some of the significant achievements that paved our way to PHKAN:
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October 2002 – formation of the working group
June 2006 – HK Academy of Nursing Preparatory Committee formally set up
June 2007 – meetings with F&H Bureau, launch of HKANPC website
July 2007 – HKANPC registered as a Society under the Societies Ordinance
April 2008 – action submitted to FHB for the setup of HKAN
May 2008 – Community Health Promotion Day on 3 May, Walk for Unity on 11 May
June 2008 – kick off ceremony of the HKANPC temporary office in PMH
October 2008 – launch of new website http://www.hkan.hk on 15/10
April – May 2009 - first visit by Prof Tanya Whitehead, Senior Fulbright Scholar
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Dec 2009 – second visit by Prof. Tanya Whitehead
2010 – 2011 – compilation of the Handbook for HKAN
Feb – Aug 2011 – meetings with Legal Advisor, drafted M&A for PHKAN
Sept 2011 – Incorporation of Provisional HK Academy of Nursing under the Company
Ordinance, application to Inland Revenue Dept. for charitable status
Introduction of PHKAN
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (“PHKAN”) is an independent institution to organize,
monitor, assess and accredit all nursing specialist training programs and to oversee the provision of
continuing specialist nursing education. During the planning stages of its establishment, nurses
from every stakeholder group in Hong Kong were invited to open forums, planning meetings and
workshops to provide input.
The consensus drawn at the various meetings is that there are needs
for the advancement of the nursing profession to the advanced practice level, in line with societal
demand and the global trend of development in nursing. The PHKAN is charged with the
responsibility to regulate the practices of Advanced Practice Nurses to safeguard the public’s right to
receive safe and quality health care services.
Mission
The PHKAN is to establish the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing which is to promote excellence in
nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating specialist nursing practice and education.
Objectives
The PHKAN is set with the following objectives as stipulated in the memorandum and articles of
association:
1. To promote the advancement of the art and science of nursing;
2. To foster the development of continuing nursing education;
3. To promote integrity, ethical conduct and standards in the practice of nursing and its specialties;
4. To promote the improvement of health care for HK citizens;
5. To foster a spirit of collaboration among nursing and health care practitioners;
6. To facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in nursing and matters concerning the
nursing profession.
Functions
In order to achieve the above objectives, the PHKAN has the following functions:
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To set, monitor and enforce the standards of Academy Colleges;
To accredit Academy Colleges in reference to the set standards;
To support and foster development of advanced nursing practice in Hong Kong;
To educate the public regarding the roles and benefits of specialization in nursing.
Structure of the PHKAN
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14 Academy Colleges
The Council
The PHKAN is an autonomous, professional organization advised by a Council, which is made up of members
of academy colleges and 2 lay persons. Each Council Member shall hold office for an initial term of 3 years.
Before the Colleges are formed, founders of the PHKAN would be members of the first Council.
President
Dr. LUM Shun Sui Susie
Vice President
Vice President
Honorary Secretary
Honorary Treasurer
Chair of Accreditation Committee
Chair of Registration and Membership Committee
Chair of Professional Development Committee
Chair of Promotion and Public Relations Committee
Chair of Fund Raising Committee
Dr. FUNG Yuk Kuen Sylvia
Prof. WONG Kam Yuet Frances
Ms. LAI Shuet Fun Adela
Ms. CHENG Siu Wah Winnie
Mr. YEUNG Kin Keung Frederick
Ms. LAW Siu Ming Susan
Dr. WONG Yee Hing Esther
Mr. YUEN Chi Man Anders
Dr. TSO Shing Yuk Alice
Members
Ms. CHENG Mei Wan Winnie
Ms. LI Ping Serena
Ms. KO LUI Wing Mui
Dr. SIU Lai Sheung Katherine
Mr. HUANG Garson Lester
Mr. William CHAN
Legal Advisor
Hon. Auditor
Categories of Membership
1.
Institutional Member – Academy College recognized by the Council of PHKAN.
2.
Ordinary Member – RN/RM completed courses and training prescribed; passed examination,
nominated by Institutional Members and recognized by PHKAN.
3.
Fellow Members – Ordinary Member who passed such examination or assessment recognized
and nominated by respective Institutional Members and recognized by PHKAN.
Grandfathers / Grandmothers – are RNs / RMs with over 15 years in specialized practice within 2
years of the establishment of the PHKAN (on or before 12 May 2014). Among the 15 years of
specialty-related experience, 7 years must be in the named specialty (as reflected in the Fellow
title in application), including the most recent and current 5 years; and has demonstrated
significant contribution to specialty service development, and in the opinion of the Council, the
conduct of his / her practice is consistently good throughout such years and at present.
For those who have retired, the last experience practicing in the specialty must not exceed 5
years at the time of application.
4.
Honorary Fellow Members – any person whose academic achievement, prominence or
contribution recognized by the Council of PHKAN.
Patron
Dr. Hon LEONG Che Hung
Member, Executive Council
Advisors
Dr. Hon Joseph LEE
Prof. Raymond LIANG
Prof. Samantha PANG
Ms. Florence HAU
Mr. Anthony WU
Member, Legislative Council
Chairman, HK Academy of Medicine
Chairman, Nursing Council of Hong Kong
Chairman, Midwives Council of Hong Kong
Chairman, Hospital Authority
Dr. P Y LAM
Dr. W L CHEUNG
Dr. Nancy TUNG
Prof. Frances HUGHES
Dr. Angela MCBRIDE
Dr. Tanya WHITEHEAD
Director of Health
Director, Hospital Authority
Cluster Chief Executive, Kowloon West Cluster
Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer, Queensland Health
Distinguished Professor and University Dean Emerita at
Indiana University School of Nursing
Associate Research Professor at University of Missouri-Kansas
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Honorary Fellows
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing takes great pride to admit renowned individuals who
have contributed to the establishment of the Academy and had offered their expertise to enhance
the professional nursing in Hong Kong.
Mr. WU Ting Yuk, GBS, JP
Mr. Lester Garson Huang, JP
Ms. Lydia CHEUNG
Ms. Rose CHEN
Ms. Margaret WONG, MBE
Ms. Paula CHOY, JP
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The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Dr. Leong Che Hung, GBM, GBS OBE JP
as an Honorary Fellow. Dr. Leong is well known in the medical profession and among the
government offices. He has served in many public organizations, just to name a few, the Chairman
of the Hospital Authority; the Elderly Commission, as well as a member of the Executive Council of
the Government of Hong Kong, China SAR. To the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing, Dr. Leong is the
Father of the Academy. He has led us through from the Preparatory Committee and advised us in
the formation of Colleges. He is instrumental in the formation of the PHKAN.
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Mr. WU Ting Yuk Anthony, GBS, JP
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Mr. Anthony Wu, GBS JP as Honorary
Fellow. Mr. Anthony Wu is currently Chairman of the Hospital Authority and is the longest serving
Chairman in the Hospital Authority’s history.
In the past seven years, he has made exceptional contribution and great achievement in taking the
Hospital Authority through various challenges, including the significant pressure placed on the public
health system since the outbreak of SARS. He is dedicated to improving the public health care
services for the community and is highly concerned with staff wellness at all times.
Mr. Wu has been a great supporter of nursing specialization and nursing excellence. Numerous new
initiatives have been instituted and enhanced to expedite the professional development of nurses;
such as corporate scholarships for senior nurses; creation of Nurse Consultant positions; and the
establishment of more nurse clinics for the platforms of autonomous advanced nursing practice.
Mr. Wu has a long and distinguished record of public service. He was awarded the honour of the Gold
Bauhinia Star in 2008.
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Mr. Lester Garson HUANG, JP
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Mr. Lester Garson Huang, JP as an
Honorary Fellow. Mr. Huang is a solicitor in Hong Kong and served as President of the Law Society of
Hong Kong from 2007 to 2009. He was a member of the Nursing Council of Hong Kong from 2002 to
2008. During his six-year tenure in the Nursing Council, Mr. Huang contributed his knowledge and
professional views to advance the work of the Council. In the process of setting up of
the Academy of Nursing in Hong Kong, Mr. Huang had been instrumental from the start of the
planning process till the incorporation of the Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN).
Without Mr. Huang’s dedication, expert advice and effort, the PHKAN would not have materialized at
this stage.
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Ms. Lydia CHEUNG
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Ms. Lydia Cheung, JP as Honorary
Fellow. Ms. Cheung was the first Nursing Director in Hong Kong back in the 1980’s. She studied in
a US School of Nursing in Guangzhou during the world war period (1944-48). Upon graduation, Ms.
Cheung started nursing in QMH as an auxiliary nurse in 1949 and retired as Nursing Director of the
Medical & Health Department in 1987. She worked her way up from getting the nursing registration,
followed by midwifery training, then administration after her extensive clinical practice in QMH OT
and USU, KH, QEH and Tsan Yuk. In early 70’s, shortly after becoming CNO of QMH, she was
deployed to HQ to deal with nurse union issues. Subsequently she had created the Nursing Director
and 3 Regional Nursing Officer positions with the regionalization of health care services in Hong Kong.
During her services as Nursing Director, Ms. Cheung had commissioned Tuen Mun Hospital and
pioneered Nurse Counselor for psychiatric nurses and the subsequent change of psychiatric nursing
education in HK. After her retirement, Ms. Cheung is now living in Canada with frequent visits to
Hong Kong. Her aspiration in nursing is the basis of proper nursing with dignity and respect.
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Ms. Rose CHEN
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Ms. Lydia Cheung, JP as Honorary
Fellow. Ms. Chen succeeded Ms. Lydia Cheung as Nursing Director in 1988 and retired soon after
the establishment of the Hospital Authority in 1992. Ms. Chen started her nurse training in QMH in
1951 and was specialized in Theatre Nursing. Upon her return from the UK, she designed training
programs for theatre nurses in 1959 which marked the start of early specialist nurse training. She
then became a nurse administrator and commissioned the Princess of Wales Hospital (PWH) and
became its Chief Nursing Officer in 1983. Shortly after the establishment of PWH, Ms. Chen was
promoted to Regional Nursing Officer and later as Nursing Director in 1988. Throughout the years,
the Nursing Director had been the ex-officio member of the Hong Kong Nursing Board (i.e. Nursing
Council of HK) and HK Midwives Board (i.e. Midwives Council of Hong Kong). In 1988, the Director
of Health Dr. Thong had formally handed over the chairmanship to nurses, and Ms. Rose Chen
became the first elected Chairman of the Hong Kong Nursing Board and Chairman of the Hong Kong
Midwives Board from 1988 until her retirement in 1992. Autonomy had also come with
accountability - Ms. Chen was the first nurse attending the LegCo meeting and answering nursing
related issues at the meeting.
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Ms. Margaret WONG, MBE
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Ms. Margaret Wong as Honorary Fellow.
Ms. Wong started her nurse training in 1954 in QMH. After graduation, Ms. Wong had worked in a
number of hospitals, Tsan Yuk Hospital, ex-Tang Shui Kin Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and
Princess Margaret Hospital.
During her years as a nurse administrator, Ms. Wong had experienced
changes of the health care system with unprecedented challenges: industrial actions, closure of
maternity homes, influx of refugees, the change from Medical and Health Department to Department
of Health and the Hospital Authority. Ms. Wong became the Nursing Director in 1992, at the midst
of turbulence. Her strong leadership and perseverance had smoothed out the transition, resolved
lots of conflicts, and most importantly gained the trust from both nurses and the government. Her
efforts were duly recognized by the authorities resulting in increased resource allocation to the
nursing sector and the creation of additional senior positions. She was also awarded MBE in 1992.
With the strong request from the Director of Health, Ms. Wong extended her retirement in 1993 and
served until 1997. The long service award certificate for civil servant of over 40 years of service was
a deserving tribute to Ms. Wong’s years of long service dedicated to the nursing profession.
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Ms. Paula CHOY, JP
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Ms. Paula Choy, JP as Honorary Fellow.
Ms. Choy began her career in nursing in 1957 when she completed her nursing and midwifery
training at the Nethersole Hospital in Hong Kong. After graduation, Ms Choy went to the U.K. to
further her studies in district health and nursing management. Ms. Choy became the Chief Nursing
Administrator and the principal of the School of Nursing in the Nethersole Hospital and the United
Christian Hospital (UCH) in 1982. During that time, Ms. Choy strived to achieve the mission of
'hospital without wall' at UCH and helped to develop the hospital into a community hospital, where
community health service centers were set up in local communities to promote disease prevention,
health education and health maintenance and arouse people's health consciousness. It was also at
this time when community nursing was first introduced into nursing training programs, and
community nursing training officially started. In 1990, the health care system in Hong Kong
experienced changes, and Ms. Choy was invited by the Medical and Health Department to help with
the establishment of the Hospital Authority and became a board member before her early
retirement in 1992. After retirement, Ms. Choy devoted her time in enhancing the levels of health
care and health care management in Mainland China. In 1998, with the support from the Health
Department in Guangdong province, Ms. Choy started her first project of developing a community
health service center in Ching Yuan as an extension of a local hospital in conjunction with nurses
training. After years of hard work in Ching Yuan, the community health service center has now been
successfully established, and this project has become the model case of community health service
center set up in other cities in China. Now the project has been recognized by the World Health
Organization (WHO) of Western Pacific Region and the Health Bureau of China. Over the past 50
years, Ms. Choy has made significant contributions to the nursing profession both in Hong Kong and
Mainland China, and it is her philosophy to continue sharing her experiences and knowledge with
other people, because she believes that 'it is more blessed to give than to receive'.
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Ms. Moyna WONG
The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing has admitted Ms. Moyna Wong as Honorary Fellow.
Ms. Wong started her nurse training in QMH in 1951. After graduation in 1953, she studied
midwifery in Kowloon Hospital and completed the certified midwife training in UK. Upon return to
HK from her no-pay study leave, she resigned from the Government and joined the HK Sanatorium
and Hospital in 1958 and started the new maternity service. In 1960, Ms. Wong moved to Kwong
Wah Hospital where she stayed until her retirement as the Chief Nursing Officer of the five Tung Wah
Groups of Hospitals in 1993. During her 33 and a half years of service in KWH, Ms. Wong had
initiated numerous training programs, such as premature baby care training and many specialist
training programs for nurses. To meet service demands, Ms. Wong had introduced many nursing
services, including antenatal classes, intensive care, renal, orthopaedic, geriatric, and community
health. Apart from hospital services, Ms. Wong had initiated the Well Women’s Clinic in 1990 which
aimed at providing one-stop screening service for all common cancer conditions for women. With
the establishment of the Hospital Authority in 1990, Ms. Wong had worked closely with staff groups
and hospital administration to smoothen the transition of management hand-over to the HA. Upon
her retirement in 1993, Ms. Wong devoted herself in the setting up of a nursing degree program in
HKU SPACE. Two years later, the BSN program established its firm footing and was incorporated into
the Faculty of Medicine. She has left the service in 1996.
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The Hong Kong College of Cardiac Nursing
Background
With the tremendous advances in knowledge and technology in cardiac care, the role of cardiac
nurses has been evolved markedly over the past few decades. The Hong Kong College of Cardiac
Nursing (HKCCN) has been established to promote the continuing development of cardiac nursing.
The Hong Kong College of Cardiac Nursing was established in 2012, with the following objectives:
1. To set professional standards for advanced nursing practice in cardiac nursing and cardiac
sub-specialty areas.
2. To set criteria for the assessment and examination for the Fellow accreditation examination.
3. To offer advanced cardiac education programmes to prepare members for the Fellow
accreditation examination.
4. To hold assessments and examinations for eligible members to be certified as Fellow or Member
5.
6.
7.
to practice cardiac nursing at an advanced level.
To ensure the maintenance of integrity, ethical conduct and professional standards of Fellow and
Member to practice cardiac nursing.
To collaborate with national and international counterparts and organizations for promoting the
professional status of Fellow members.
To do all such other activities which would further the aims and objectives of the College.
Office Bearers
President
Vice President
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurer
Council Members:
Ms. CHAIR Sek Ying
Ms. HUNG Choy Ying Winnie
Ms. YEUNG Sim Heung, Ms. TANG Siu Wai
Ms. SUN Man Ping
Ms. CHAN Mui Ching, Ms. CHIU Sin Hing, Ms. HO Kam Tak Camille
Ms. HIUE-ROSE Cynthia, Mr. LAI Kam Wai, Ms. LAU Ming Ming,
Ms. LI Man Pan, Ms. KAN Shuk Ling, Ms. LO Suk Yee Suky,
Ms. SIT Wing Hung Janet, Ms. TONG Fong Hing, Ms. YEUNG Wai Kit
Subspecialties
Cardiac-Surgery, Cardiac-Medicine, Cardiac-Paediatrics, Cardiac-Rehabilitation, and
Cardiac-Perfusion.
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The Hong Kong College of Community and Public Health Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Community and Public Health Nursing was established in April 2012 with
the following objectives:
1. To encourage the study and advancement of the science and practice of community and public
health nursing in Hong Kong
2. To develop and maintain the good practice of community and public health nurses by ensuring
the highest professional standards of competency and ethical integrity
3. To set, monitor and enforce the standards of study and practice of community and public health
nursing in Hong Kong
4. To promote integrity and ethical conduct in the practice of advanced community and public
health nursing
5. To facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in nursing and matters concerning the
nursing profession
6. To advise the Hong Kong Government on matters related to health regulations and to advance
the health service of the community of Hong Kong
7. To assist, advise and provide mediation for the members of the College and to assist members in
career development.
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Ms. LAM Yin Ming
Ms. CHEUNG Suk Man Lydia, Ms. KONG Choi Har Lorraine
Ms. CHAN Siu Yin, Ms. CHUNG Lai Yin
Ms. LEUNG Lee Mui, Ms. CHEUNG Sau Lan
Ms. WONG Yuet Ngor Anne Marie, Ms. CHIU See Man Elizabeth,
Ms. KUK Man Lan Calylina, Ms. CHIM Chun King,
Mr. LEE Ka Keung Peter, Ms. LEE Ka Yee Carmen,
Ms. LEE Shuk Ha Ada, Ms. TONG Lai Tao Benly,
Ms. DO Tsui Ling, Ms. CHAN Yuet Ho Kerry, Ms. KO Siu Shan Lucia,
Ms. WONG Siu Mun, Ms. LU Kwei Heung Donna
Subspecialties
Community Health Nursing and Public Health Nursing
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Critical Care Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Critical Care Nursing established on 3 January 2011 dedicated to promote
excellence in critical care nursing in Hong Kong through regulating the professional standards of
critical care nursing practice, conducting nursing education and promulgating nursing research. It
aims at protecting the wellbeing of the community with the following objectives:
1. To promote the advancement of the art and science of critical care nursing
2. To promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating critical care
nursing specialists practice and professional boundaries
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
To define and promote the standards of advanced nursing practice for the critical care
subspecialties
To promote integrity, ethical conduct and standards in the practice of advanced critical care
nursing and its sub-specialties.
To foster the development of advanced critical care nursing education in specialist areas
To provide education to specialist nurses to promote professional and educational
advancement in caring for the sick and in giving better service to the community
To provide a high standard of quality care and better service to the community.
To protect the public by regulating standards of advanced critical care nursing practice
To advise the Hong Kong Government SAR on matters related to health regulations and to better
the health service of the community of Hong Kong
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Mr. YEUNG Chin Pang Andrew, Mr. Stephen HA, Mr. David CHAN,
Ms. Nora KWOK, Ms. LEUNG Fung Yee
Ms. Vila LEUNG, Ms. Ho Ka Man
Mr. LUK Hing Wah, Mr. MAK Chiu Ming
Mr. CHAN Wing Yau, Ms. CHAN Yuk Sim, Ms. CHAU Lai Sheung,
Ms. KWOK Lai Yin, Ms. KWOK Wai Ling, Ms. KUNG Chiu Fan, Doris,
Ms. MAK Wai Ling, Ms. PANG Mei Hing, Anita, Ms. SO Hang Mui,
Mr. YU Kin Yip, Kenneth, Ms. YAN Siu Lan
Subspecialties
Intensive Care Nursing and High Dependency Care Nursing
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Education and Research in Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Education and Research in Nursing was established on 6 March 2012 with
the following objectives:
1. To promote the advancement of nursing education and research
2. To promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating standards
and practice of nursing education and research
3. To promote integrity, ethical conduct and standards in the practice of nursing education and
4.
5.
6.
research
To promote the improvement of health care for Hong Kong citizens through nursing education
and research
To foster the development of education and research in different nursing specialties
To foster a spirit of collaboration and exchange of information and ideas in education and
research among nursing and healthcare practitioners.
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Prof. WONG Kam Yuet Frances
Dr. LEUNG Shuk Kam Sharron and Prof. LOKE YUEN Jean Tak Alice
Ms LEUNG Lai Ching and Prof. CHIEN Wai Tong
Dr. MAK Yim Wah and Mr. NG Wai Keung Roger
Council Members Ms CHEUNG Yuk Yin Angela, Ms CHEUNG Wun Luen
Mr. CHEUNG Yee Hung Vincent, Mr. KWAN Hung Wai Joseph
Ms LO Yim Ping Sally, Prof. TIWARI Fung Yee Agnes
Subspecialties
Education, Research, Education and Research
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Emergency Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Emergency Nursing was established on 16 March 2011 with the following
objectives:
1. To protect the public by improving the quality of health care and emergency service to the
2.
3.
4.
5.
community
To promote the advancement of knowledge of science and art of nursing
To promote integrity, ethical conduct and standards in the practice of emergency nursing
To foster the development of emergency care education
To facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in nursing and matters concerning the health
6.
of the public
To collaborate actively with other organizations to improve emergency care
Office Bearers
President
Vice President
Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Council Members:
Ms. LI Ping Serena
Ms. LEE Wun Man Peggy
Mr. LAU Ping Fat
Mr. CHAN Wai Kun
Dr. CHAN Chi Chung, Ms. CHANG Siu Fung Amelia, Ms. CHENG Kit Mui,
Mr. CHOI Pui Wah Philip, Ms. HO Ka Wai Wendy,
Mr. LAM Kai Cheong Harris, Ms. LAW Ling Ching Amy,
Mr. LEUNG Chun Pong, Ms. SHAM Siu Fan Rebecca, Ms. TANG Wai Fong,
Mr. WAN Chi Hung Roger, Mr. WONG Kam Yip Stones, Ms. WONG Lai King,
Ms. WONG Sui Ping Stella, Ms. YEUNG Kwai Lin
Subspecialties
Nil
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Gerontology Nursing
Background
Our founding Association is the “Hong Kong Nurses Association of Gerontology”, which was
established in 1997 by a group of enthusiastic and dedicated gerontological nurses. The Association
was renamed as the Hong Kong College of Gerontology Nursing in January 2010, with the following
objectives:
1. To enhance the knowledge and expertise in gerontolgocial nursing
2. To promote understanding, communications and welfare of nurses working for older people
3.
4.
To develop a local identify of gerontic nures
To initiate and develop continuous gerontological nursing education and nursing research
activities.
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Subspecialties
Nil
Mr. YUEN Chi Man Anders
Ms. LOW Pau Le Lisa, Ms. HO Kam Yee Joan
Ms. CHAN Mei Wai, Ms. POON Po Wah Rebecca
Ms. CHENG Po Po Peggy, Ms. LUK Po Chu Bella
Dr. SIU Lai Sheung Katherine, Ms. CHU Ho Nee Conniee
Ms. IP Kam Tin Regina, Ms. LAW Po Ka Noble, Ms. LEUNG Yin Ling
Ms. PAU Mei Lin Margaret, Ms. YUEN Yuet Sheung Carol
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The Hong Kong College of Medical Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Medical Nursing was established on 6 January 2011 with the following
objectives:
1. To promote the advancement of the art and science of medical nursing
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
To promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating medical
nursing specialists practice and professional boundaries
To define and promote the standards of advanced medical nursing practice and its specialties
To promote integrity, ethical conduct and standards in the practice of advanced medical
nursing and its specialties
To foster the development of advanced medical nursing education in specialist areas
To provide education to the specialist nurses to promote professional and educational
advancement in caring for the sick and in giving better service to the community
To facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in nursing and matters concerning the
nursing profession
8. To involve actively in the postgraduate training of medical nurses
9. To provide a high standard of quality care and better service to the community
10. To protect the public by regulating standards of advanced medical nursing practice
11. To advise the Hong Kong Government SAR on matters related to health regulations and to
better the health service of the community of Hong Kong.
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Ms. CHENG Mei Wan Winnie
Ms. CHIU Hing Frances, Ms. HUI Yin Hing Erika, Ms. LAM Hung Suet Conita
Ms. LUI Wing Mui June, Dr. WONG Yee Hing Esther
Ms. KONG Lim Lim Irene, Ms. YEUNG Wai Fong Ellen
Ms. LI Yuk Lin Helena, Ms. MOK Yuet Ngor May
Ms. CHAN Nim Chi Cecilia, Ms. CHAN Ming Fung Maggie, Mr. KAN CH Ken
Ms. LEUNG Lai Yee Elaine, Ms. YUEN Shui Lan Sharon, Mr. LEUNG CC Walen
Subspecialties
Advanced Medical Nursing, Chinese Medicinal Nursing, Diabetes Nursing, Infectious
Disease Nursing, Infection Control Nursing, Neurology Nursing, Oncology Nursing, Palliative
Nursing , Renal Nursing, Rehabilitation Nursing, Rheumatology Nursing, Respiratory Nursing
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Mental Health Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Mental Health Nursing was established on 22 May 1998 with the following
objectives:
1.
2.
3.
To contribute to the promotion of mental health of the Hong Kong society through involvement
in policy development and efforts in raising the standard of mental health nursing practice
To organize professional development activities for promoting professional competence of
mental health nurses in Hong Kong.
To affirm and promote the professional status of mental health nursing in Hong Kong
Office Bearers
President
Vice President
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Mr. MAK Kwok Fung Michael
Mr. YEUNG Kin Keung Frederick
Ms. TO Yuen Fung, Ms. LEE Wai Fun
Ms. NG Mei Sum Michelle, Mr. WU Wai Kin William
Mr. HUI Tsz Pan, Mr LAU Yau Chan,
Ms MUI Hang Chun Jolene, Mr. SHUN Kwok Wah,
Mr. WOO Chi Ching Francis
Subspecialties
Adult Psychiatric Nursing, Learning Disabilities Nursing, Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing,
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Nursing, Community Psychiatric Nursing, Psychogeriatric Nursing,
Substance Abuse Nursing, Consultation Liaison Nursing
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Midwives
Background
The Hong Kong College of Midwives was established on 15 March 2012. The objects of the College
are the advancement of the provision of education and training. That include to promote the study
and advancement of the science and practice of midwifery in Hong Kong; to develop and maintain
the good practice of midwifery by ensuring the highest professional standards of competence and
ethical integrity.
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Council Members:
Subspecialties
To be confirmed
Ms. SHAM So Yuen Alice
Ms. MAN Bo Lin Manbo, Ms. LEE Lai Yin Irene
Ms. HAU Wai Lei Florence
Ms. YUEN Sau King Rita
Ms. LAM Shuk Ching Iris, Ms. POON Mui Ho, Ms. TANG Pey Leng
Ms. CHAN Hei Kiu, Ms. CHAU Mo Ching Macy, Ms. CHUI Oi Shan
Ms. MAU Lai Fan Elaine, Ms. SIU Sau Mei Esther
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Nursing and Health Care Management
Background
The Hong Kong College of Nursing and Health Care Management was established in April 2012 to
provide the professional platform with 4 main themes which contribute to the nursing excellence as:
–
Policy – the College facilitates policy and set professional standards which enhance nursing
excellence and promote future development of healthcare services in HKSA
–
Research – the College facilitates healthcare researches together with other healthcare
professional, patients and general public in order to work towards nursing excellence and t
–
–
provide more solid information in advising government on setting policies and standards in
related to nursing and health care development for general public as a whole
Education – the College provides professional trainings and education to nursing managers and
other nursing members in healthcare sectors to enhance professional knowledge both in nursing
management and nursing practices. Also, the Association provides educational seminars in
health care promotion for the general public in our community
Practice – the College promotes evidence-based practices by effective leadership and
safe-guards quality of nursing practices
Office Bearers
President
Vice President
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurer
Council Members:
Subspecialties
Nil
Dr. TSO Shing Yuk Alice
Mr. YEUNG Kin Keung Frederick, Mr. POON Wai Kwong
Ms. Janet LEUNG, Ms. Rebecca NG
Ms. Jenny CHAN
Ms. Amy CHAN, Ms. Cecilia CHAN, Ms. Rebecca NG
Ms. Liza CHEUNG, Ms. Janet LEUNG, Ms. Louise LAM
Ms. Christine LAU, Ms. Susan MOK, Ms. May NG, Mr. Anders YUEN
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Orthopaedic Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Orthopaedic Nursing was established in March 2012 with the following
objectives:
1.
2.
3.
To promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating orthopaedic
nursing specialists’ practice and professional boundaries.
To conduct nursing education, promulgating nursing research, define and endorse the standards
of advanced nursing practice for the orthopaedic specialty
To collaborate with other nursing colleagues in local context and overseas to advance
professional development.
Office Bearers
President
Vice President
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurer
Council Members:
Mr. TSANG Wing Wah
Ms. FU Leung Chuan and Mr. TSE Yiu Tong Alfred
Mr. SO Kai Cheong, Ms. SIU Kwai Fung
Ms. NG Lai Ping Rebecca
Ms. CHAN Tan Jessica, Ms. CHAN Suk Wan,
Ms. CHENG Mun Yee,
Mr. CHEUNG Chi Keung, Ms. CHUNG Wai Ting Elsa, Ms. HUNG Tim,
Dr. LI Fung Yee Teresa, Mr. TAM Kwong Tat,
Ms. TANG Wai Chun ,
Ms. TO Kin Ying,
Ms. WONG Lai Fong Loanna, Ms. WONG Wai Kuen,
Ms. Yu Lai Fong
Subspecialties
Foot & Ankle, Hand, Joint Arthroplasty, Paediatrics, Rehabilitation, Spine, Sports and Trauma
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Paediatric Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Paediatric Nursing was established on 6 January 2012 with the following
objectives:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
To oversee and promote the advancement of the art and science of paediatric nursing
To define and promote the standards of advanced nursing practice for the paediatric
subspecialties
To assess, organize, monitor and accredit the paediatric nursing training programs
To develop the professional standards for advanced paediatric nursing practice
To arrange examinations for eligible candidates to be accredited as advanced practice nurses
To promote excellence in nursing and health care in Hong Kong through regulating paediatric
nursing and professional development
7. To promote integrity, ethical practice and standards in advanced paediatric nursing
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Subspecialties
Nil
Mrs. TIEN LUK Sau Kuen Gloria
Ms. LEE Wai Yee Susanna, Ms. LEE Gun Ping Winnie,
Ms. CHAN Kwai Fong Pamela, Ms. WAN Yuet Mei, Dr. LEE Lai Tong Regina
Ms. MA Tsui Mai Ella, Ms. LEE Wai Yee Wendy
Ms. YU Wan Lan, Ms. CHAN Yim Fan
Ms. CHAN Wing Seung Audrey, Ms. CHEUNG Sui Sum Jeanny,
Ms. LEE Suk Yin, Ms. CHAN Kam Ming, Ms. LEE Kit Ling
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Perioperative Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Perioperative Nursing was established on 19 March 2012 with the
following objectives:
1. To promote the advancement of perioperative nursing.
2. To promote, foster, develop and assist medical and allied professions in the study of and
acquisition, dissemination and application of knowledge and information concerning
perioperative nursing.
3. To furtherance of the objects of the College to encourage, stimulate and aid research in
perioperative nursing.
4. To stimulate public interest and provide public education in perioperative nursing and their
related problems and to assist in keeping the medical profession in Hong Kong up to date in the
latest developments in the field of medical and scientific research in perioperative nursing.
5. To encourage, assist and arrange for medical professionals, scientists, students and others to
come to Hong Kong for the purposes of research and study and for the purposes of teaching
and demonstrating theory and practice relating to perioperative nursing.
6. To encourage, assist and arrange for the medical professionals, nurses, scientists, students and
others to travel abroad and engage in research study and training and to gain experience in
modern methods of perioperative nursing.
7. To encourage, arrange for and assist students, medical professionals, nurses, scientists and
others from Hong Kong and from abroad to undertake research in the perioperative nursing and
to acquire training in methods of research in fields of perioperative nursing.
8. To advise The Provisional Hong Kong Academy of Nursing (PHKAN) and the Government on the
registration and qualification standard regarding admission of fellowship matters.
Office Bearers
President
Vice President
Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Council Members:
Mr. CHIU Hak Fai Alick
Ms. Clara LEUNG
Ms. Denny FONG
Ms. Clara TAM
Mr. Eric YIP, Ms. Heidi LAM, Ms. Carol CHEONG, Ms. Sylvia WONG
Ms. Jodie KWONG, Ms. CHEUNG Lai Chi, Mr. C F CHIN
Subspecialties
Perioperative Nursing, Endoscopy Nursing, Pain Management, Extracorporeal Circulation Perfusion,
Sterile Supply Service
Academy Colleges
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The Hong Kong College of Surgical Nursing
Background
The Hong Kong College of Surgical Nursing, established on 28 December 2010, is dedicated to promote
excellence and professional standards in surgical nursing through regulating of advanced nursing practice
and education; and conducting research, with the following objectives:
1.
2.
3.
To support professional development of surgical nursing
To promote the advancement of the art and science of surgical nursing
To define and promote the standards of advanced nursing practice for the surgical specialties
4.
5.
To protect the public by regulating standards of advanced surgical nursing practice
To facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in surgical nursing and matters concerning
the nursing profession locally, nationally and internationally
Office Bearers
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretaries
Hon. Treasurers
Council Members:
Ms. LAW Siu Ming Susan
Ms. AU Wai Lin, Ms. CHENG Siu Wah Winnie, Ms. LEUNG Sui Kei Civy,
Ms. MAN Kwun Lin, Ms. NG Sau Loi
Mr. TO Hoi Chu, Ms. YIP Ka Huen
Mr. CHUI See To, Ms. KOO Wai Mun Jenny, Ms. LUI Wing Mui June
Ms. NG Yuk Kuen Sherry, Ms. OR Yuen Mai Amy, Ms. SHUM Nga Fan,
Ms. TONG Mei Ha Angelina
Subspecialties
Surgical Nursing, Breast Care Nursing, Burn & Plastic Nursing, Cardiothoracic Nursing, Colorectal
Nursing, Ear, Nose & Throat Nursing, Enterostomal Therapy Nursing, Gynaecological Nursing,
Hepato-biliary & Pancreatic Nursing, Neurosurgical Nursing, Ophthalmic Nursing, Organ Transplant
Nursing, Urological Nursing, Vascular Nursing
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Founding Fellows
The following Founding Fellows have contributed to development of the Hong Kong Academy of
Nursing Preparatory Committee and the subsequent establishment of the Provisional Hong Kong
Academy of Nursing:
CHAN, Siu Chee Sophia
Hong Kong College of Nursing Education & Research
CHAN, Wai Chi Sally
CHENG Mei Wan Winnie
CHENG Siu Wah Winnie
CHIU Hak Fai Alick
Hong Kong College of Perioperative Nursing
FUNG Yuk Kuen Sylvia
Hong Kong College of Nursing Education & Research /
Hong Kong College of Nursing & Health Care Management
HUI Yin Hing Erika
LAI Shuet Fun Adela
LAM Yin Ming
Hong Kong College of Community & Public Health Nursing
LAW Siu Ming Susan
LEE, Tze Fan Diana
Li Ping, Serena
LOKE YUEN, Jean Tak Alice
LUI Wing Mui June
LUK Sau Kuen Gloria
Hong Kong College of Paediatric Nursing
LUM Shun Sui Susie
Hong Kong College of Nursing Education & Research /
NG Sau Loi
SHAM So Yuen Alice
Hong Kong College of Midwives
SIU Lai Sheung Katherine
TSANG Wing Wah
TSE Yiu Tong, Alfred
TSO Shing Yuk Alice
WONG Kam Yip Stones
WONG Yee Hing Esther
Hong Kong College of Critical Care Nursing /
WONG, Kam Yuet
YEUNG Kin Keung Frederick
Hong Kong College of Mental Health Nursing
YEUNG Wai Fong Ellen
YUEN Chi Man Anders
Fellows Admitted
(* PHKAN Founding Fellows)
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The Hong Kong College of Cardiac Nursing (70 Fellows)
Cardiac - Medicine
CHAIR Sek Ying
CHAN Leung Hung
CHAN Mei Yee
CHAN Miu Ching
CHAN Wai Chu, Sally
CHAN Yuk Lin
CHAN Yuk Yee
CHEUNG Heung Wan
CHEUNG Wai Ying, Grady
CHIU Sin Hing
CHO Hau Ying
CHOI Yin Fan, Fannie
CHU Kit Yee
HO Ka Man, Bernard
HO Kam Tak, Camille
HUIE-ROSE Cynthia
HUNG Hoi Ming
IP Shu Yung
KAN Shuk Ling
KWAN Wing Yee
LAI Kam Wai
LAI Yeuk Yan, Carmen
LAO Ngan Heong
LAU Yin Kwan
LAU Yin Yu
LAW Kwok Fai
LEE Hon Kam, Theseus
LEE Kim Ying
LEE Pui Yan, Vivian
LEE Siu Fong, Iris
LEE Yiu Fai, Terence
LEUNG Yuen Wa
LI Man Pan
LITTLEBURY Cynthia Sok Fong
LO Suk Yee
LUI Lai Shan
NG Yuk King
SO Wai Man
TAI Sau Mei
TANG Sui Hing
TANG Yuen King, Betty
TANG Yun Wah
TONG Fong Hing
TSANG Wai Man
WONG Pik Ling
WONG Wing Chi
LAU Lai Fong
Cardiac - Paediatrics
AU Wai Kwan
CHEUNG Chui Kuen
WONG Lai Yung
GUN Po Chun, Amy
SIT Wing-hung, Janet
Cardiac - Perfusion
FUNG Sin Hing, Jackie
Cardiac - Rehabilitation
CHAN Yee Ping, Karanda
TANG Siu Wai
Cardiac - Surgery
CHAN Wai Ling
CHIU Sau Heung
HUI Yuk Chun
LAM Siu Lai
LEUNG Kit Ngan, Sharron
LI Wai Ching
SUN Man Ping
TSE King Tong, Gregory
TSUI Pui Chun, Bernice
WONG Hang Wah
WONG Lai Seung, Bonnie
WONG Lee Yuen
WONG Siu Yin, Erica
WONG Yee Tai, Michelle Carolina
YEO So Kut
To be conferred in 2013
Cardiac - Medicine
CHAN Po Shan, Iris
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CHOY Hau Kim
Cardiac - Perfusion
LAM Yuk Ying, Annette
YEUNG Wai Kit
Cardiac - Medicine
LAM Yuk Chun
Cardiac - Surgery
LI King Hong
The Hong Kong College of Community and Public Health Nursing (75 Fellows)
Community Health
CHAN Wai Mai, May
CHEUNG Yuk-hung, Kathy
CHEUNG Sau Lan
CHEUNG Si Mun
CHUI See Man, Elizabeth
CHUNG Lai Har
HEUNG Lai Wan
HO Kim Lai
HO Kwok Fung
HO Sheung Yuen
KONG Choi Har, Lorraine
KWAN Wai Sum
LAM Yin Ming *
LAW Wai Jun
LEUNG Pik Man, Queenie
LEUNG Siu Hung
LI Wai Han
LUI Tsz Chau
POON Yuk Hing, Anna
TAM Sin Ping
TO Oi King
TSANG Wing Yee
YEUNG Kam Chu
YIP Lai Ming
YIP Yuen Ling, Salome
Public Health
AU Wing Mui, Andes
CHAN Ming Chu
CHAN Sing Tsui, Florence
CHAN Toi Lan
CHAN Wai Kit
CHEUNG Siu Kam, Doreen
CHEUNG Siu Yim, Helen
CHEUNG Suk Man
CHEUNG Yuet Ching, Elaine
CHOI Wai Chi, Helena
CHOW Shuk Fan, Nana
CHUNG Lai Yin
FONG Oi Wah
FOONG Mary
HUI Siu Fong, Grace
KO Siu Shan, Lucia
KOK Sau Chu, Janet
KUK Man Lan, Calylina
KWONG Ching Yi, Iris
LAU Yuen Ling
LEE Ka Keung
LEE Shuk Ha
LEUNG Ka Fai
LEUNG Lee Mui
LI Woon Mi, Monita
LO Pui Yin
LO Sing Kai
LO Wai Ling
LO Yuk Tsui, Fanny
LU Kwei Heung, Donna
MAK Tsz Mei
NG Chau Yau, Eva
NG Kwai Ha, Bekey
NG Yau Lan, Ada
SO Wai Yi
SO Yuet Ming
SZETO Yuk Tai
TAM Sik Wai
TONG Lai Tao, Benly
TUNG Yuet Hung
WAN Ngau Ngan, Sally
WAN Siu Ling
WONG How Heung, Jenny
WONG Kai Man
WONG Siu Ling
YAU Wai Yee, Katherine
YIM Lai Sze, Philomena
YIP Chun Fan, Marianna
YU Wai Keung
YUEN Kin Shing
Community Health
CHIM Chun King
CHU Pui Yi, Sandra
WONG Siu Ping
YIP Sau Man, Sandy
LAU Wing Kwan, Queenie
Community Health
HO Kit Yee, Celina
LEE Ka Yee, Carmen
WONG Siu Mun
YUNG Siu Yin
SUEN Dan
Public Health
LEUNG Yee Wa
NGAI Lai Ping
YIM Shun Yee
The Hong Kong College of Critical Care Nursing (109 Fellows)
AU Chi Kwan
AU Ka Lun Amy Teresa
CHAN Mun Yee Lina
CHAN Wing Keung David
CHAN Wing Yau
CHAN Yuk Sim
CHAU Lai Sheung
CHENG Kin Fung
CHENG Tai Ming
CHEUNG Ki Leung
CHEUNG Yuk Choi Viitus
CHIANG Chung Lim Vico
CHIN Lai Sheung Adelaide
CHIU Mei Chun
CHIU Yeung Lin
CHOW Wing Mei May
CHOW Yau Ip
CHOW Yip Mei
CHOY Chong Ki Victor
CHU Ngar Wan
CHUNG Hing Yee
CHUNG Wai Yee
Fok See Kee
FUNG Mei Wah
FUNG Shuk Chi Gigi
FUNG Shuk Chun Patricia
FUNG Yuk Ling
HA Chi Fung Stephen
HO Ka Man
HO Mei Fung
HUI Chi Ming
HUIE-ROSE Cynthia Chi Kwan
HUNG Ming Kuen Asenla
KAI Shuk Yi
KAN Siu Kuen
KUNG Chui Fan
KWAN Wing Yee
KWAN Yuen Fan Eva
KWOK Lai Ping Nora
KWOK Lai Yin
KWOK Wai Ling Phyllis
LAI Chi Keung Peter
LAI Wai Ling
LAM Chung Ling
LAU Lan
LAU Po Yin Bonnie
LAU Siu Yan
LAU Wai Kee Vicky
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LEE Bik Kwan
LEE Chun Heung
LEE Hoi Wan
LEE Kwong Wing
LEE Shuk Yin
LEE Yim Fong Halsted
LEUNG Fung Yee
LEUNG Kwok Lai Denny
LEUNG Oi Kwan Vilna
LEUNG Pui Wah Rowlina
LEUNG Wai See
LI Chi Pei Veronica
LI Siu Chun
LO Suet Yin Judith
LO Sui Yee
LO Wan Po Joanna
LUI Ching Yi Carmen
LUK Hing Wah
MA Chi Yin Estella
MAK Chiu Ming
Mak Iun Ieng Laurinda
MAK Man Kuen
MAK Wai Ling
MO Fung Ying
NG Choi Ming
NG Kwan Ying
NG Lai Fan
NG Yuk Ha
NGAI Man Ying
PANG Mei Hing Anita
POON Shing Tak
QUIGLEY Bernadette
SHANG Sheau Tyan Catherine
SHUM Shuk Ling
SIN Chau Wah
SIU Pik Yee Anita
SO Hang Mui
TAM Bik Shan
TAM Oi Foon Sammei
TANG Hing Wan Stephen
TANG Pui Yi
TANG Sui Lan
TONG Yuen Fan
TSANG Po Yee
TSUI Pui Chun Bernice
U In Cheng
WONG Hoi Mei Ruby
WONG Ka Wai
WONG Kit Fung Gladys
WONG Lai Hong
WONG Lai Yin Katherine
Wong Lee Yuen
WONG Wing Hang
WONG Yee Hing Esther *
YAN Siu Lan
Yeung Chin Pang Andrew
YEUNG Mei Wa
YIU Lai Ngoi
YU Kin Yip
YU Pui Ling
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YUEN Yee Man
NGO On Lai
To be
conferred in 2014
KOO Wing Tai
LEUNG Kin Chung (Hosea)
NG Ching Ping
The Hong Kong College of Education and Research in Nursing (57 Fellows)
Education
CHAN, Kitty
CHAN, Lai Ching Pearl
CHAN, Nim Chi Cecilia
CHAN, Yung Kwan Albert
CHENG, Tse Wai
CHEUNG, Kin
CHEUNG, Wun Luen
CHEUNG, Yee Hung
CHEUNG, Yuk Yin Angela
CHING, Siu Yin
CHOW, Chum Ming Meyrick
CHOW, Ka Yee Susan
CHU, Wai Kum
FUNG, Yuk Kuen Sylvia *
FUNG, Loy Yee Fiona
HAU, Wai Lei
HO, Kit Yee Celina
HO, Wai Ching Trudy
IP, Wan Yim
KWAN, Hung Wai
KWONG, Wai Yung
LEE, Regina Lai Tong
LEUNG, Lai Ching
LEUNG, Wan Ka Rosanna
LEUNG, Sharron Shuk Kam
LO, Yim Ping Sally
LUK, Fung Lin
LUM, Shun Sui Susie *
MAK, Yim Wah
MAU, Lai Fan Elaine
NG, Wai Keung Roger
NG, Chi Hong
POON, Miu Ho
SIT, Wing Hung Janet
SO, Kwok Wei
SZETO, Oi Chun Scarlet
TONG, Tak Fai
TSANG-AU, Wai Lin
TSE, Mun Yee Mimi
WONG, Mi Ling Eliza
WONG, Sui Ling Shirley
WONG, Wai Lin
WONG, Yuk Ngan Alice
WOO, Kwai Sheung Catherine
WU, Sau Ting Cynthia
YU, Sau Fung
YUK, Tak Kwan
Education and Research
CHAN, Siu Chee Sophia *
CHAN, Wai Chi Sally *
CHAN-YIP, Carmen Wing Han
CHIEN, Wai Tong
LAI, Kam Yuk Claudia
LEE, Tze Fan Diana *
LOKE YUEN, Jean Tak Alice *
MOK SUEN, Suk Bing Esther
TIWARI, Fung Yee Agnes
WONG, Kam Yuet *
Education
WONG, Kit Yee Irene
Education
CHIANG, Chung Lim Vico
WANG, Shao Ling
The Hong Kong College of Emergency Nursing (107 Fellows)
CHAN Chi Chung
CHAN Chi Keung
CHAN Kai Chiu
CHAN Suk Yee
CHAN Tak Fat, Raymond
CHAN Wai Kun
CHAN Wai Ling
CHAN Wai Yee
CHAN Wing Shan
CHAN Yuet Kwai
CHAN Yuk Wing William
CHANG Siu Fung, Amelia
CHENG Kit Mui
CHENG Siu King
CHOI Pui Wah, Philip
CHOI Tze Ying
CHOW Siu Chun, Geogiana
CHOY Chi Ming
CHU Kar Lun Kevin
CHUNG Yuen Man, Josephine
FONG Kar May, Diana
FU Ka Fu, Simon
HO Ka Lung
HO Ka Wai, Wendy
HO Wai Fan, Vivien
HONG Chi Keung Edward
HUNG Pak Siu
KAI Wai Man
KO Shuk Yee
KONG Suk Kuen, Sandy
KOO Yuk Ling, Debby
KWAN Chi Man
KWOK Fung Yee
LAI Yin Ling, Bonnie
LAM Kai Cheong, Harris
LAM Kwong Yin
LAM Sau Wai, Clara
LAM Siu Tsun Katy
LAU Ping Fat
LAU Wai Shan
LAW Ling Ching, Amy
LEE Chi Ho
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LEE Kwong Ming
LEE Sik Ngai
LEE Wai Shing
LEE Wun Man, Peggy
LEUNG Chun Pong
LEUNG Po Shan, Melissa
LEUNG Pui Sze
LEUNG Shuet Man, Cathy
LEUNG Shun Wah
LEUNG Sin Yee
LEUNG Sze Wan Selina
LEUNG Tze Kwan, Teresa
LEUNG Yuen Fan
LEUNG Yuet Ming
LEUNG Yuk Chu
LEUNG Yuk Yee Helen
LI Hoi Tong, Frances
LI Ping, Serena *
LO Ka Yee
LO Mei Yuk
LO Shuk Man
LO Wai Kit
LO Ying Fung
LUI Pik Yin, Jessica
MA Sik Ming
MAN Ho Yin
MAN Sau Ming, Melissa
NG Chung Ming
NG Lai Han
NG Mi Yi
NG Sau Kwan
NG Wai Yi, Landa
SHAM Siu Fan Rebecca
SIU Yuen Fai
SO Fung Ling
SO Yuen Mee Mimi
SZE TO Yim Ping
TAM Man Fung Paulina
TAM Suk Kuen Grace
TANG Kam Tim
TANG Wai Fong
TONG Suet Lai
WAN Suk Fan, Vivian
WONG Hay Tai
WONG Kam Yip, Stones *
WONG King Pong
WONG Lai King
WONG Mee Lai Fisa
WONG Tak Wah
WONG Wai Man Billy
WONG Wing Yee
WONG Yin Ching, Agnes
WU Yip Fai
YAN Yim Kiu Anita
YAU Ching Ying
YEUNG Che Wai
YEUNG Kwai Lin
YEUNG Wai Chuen
YEUNG Wai Yan
YIP Oi Yuk, Elain
YIU Tsim Kong, Jackson
YU Wai Tuen, Canne
YUEN Suk Yin, Margaret
YUEN Wan Chit
YUEN Yuk Yin
The Hong Kong College of Medical Nursing (248 Fellows)
Medicine
CHAN LAU Lai Yee Violet
CHAN Mei Wah
CHAU Yuk Ping
CHENG Hang Kam
FUNG Oi Kuen
KWAN King Ling Angela
LAM Yuen Hung
LEE Ching Wah
LEUNG Yuen Wa
MA Man Seung
NG Yuk Ping
SIU Lai Sheung Katherine
CHOW Wai Nei
FUNG Suk Fun Janny
KWOK Mei Ling Angela
LAU Oi Luen Margaret
LEE Yuet Ming Isabella
LO Kwok Hung
NG Kit Ching
PANG Yin Fan
SUM Ho Ki
CHOY Wai Ka
HO Yuk Ling, Anita
LAM Ying Fung
LAW Yuk Ching, Bettina
LEE Yuk Mun
LUI Yuk Sim
NG Sui Fan Fonny
SHUM Wai Ling
TAI Yuk Lin Ailin
TAM Po Yee Ellen
WONG Man Kwong
WONG Yin Ling
TONG Wah Kun
WONG Sui Woon
YEUNG Sau Yee Irene
TSE Lai Chun Stella
WONG Tak Hang
YEUNG Sim Heung
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YEUNG Suk Fong, Karen
YU Wai Tak
YIP Kam Siu
YIU Lai Ping Alice
YUN Lee Lee Peggy
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Medicine – Chinese Medicine
HUI Yin Hing Erika *
LEUNG Tai Wai, David
Medicine – Diabetes
AU Ka Yin, Shimen
CHAN Woon May Samsonly
HUNG Siu Chan Veronica
CHAN Mei Tai
CHAN Oi Ying, Sarita
CHENG Mei Wan, Winnie * CHUNG Hau Yee
KAN Ching Yee, Eva
KOO Wai Kuen
KWAN Yee Mei
LAU Siu Wai, Maggie
LEUNG Siu Kuen
LIN Lai Har
NG Chi Wah Fanny
LAM Pong Kai Ellen
LEUNG Chung Yee
LEUNG Sum Ming
LOO Kit Man
SIU So Ming Maggie
LAU Sau Lin, Tracy
LEUNG Lai Yee, Elaine
LEUNG Yat Sze Annie
MOK Pik Hung
SO Tak Yee, Tammy
TSANG WONG Lynn Wah
WONG Yin
WONG Ka Chee, Karen
YEE Shun Wah, Amy
WONG Yee Man
YEUNG Hoi Ming Theresa
Medicine – Infection Control
CHAN Mei Mei
CHIU Chor Shan
KAN Chun Hoi
LEE Suet Yi
LING Sau Ming
YUEN Woon Wah
CHAN Nga Han
CHON Mei Chun
KWOK Man Kee
LEUNG Fat Ying Annie
TAI Wai Ming Josepha
CHAN Wai Fong
FOK Wai Yi Fiona
LAM Hung Suet, Conita
LEUNG Tsz Kin
WONG Isadora
Medicine – Infectious Disease
CHUNG Wai Yee
HO Kai Man
Medicine – Neurology
CHANG Mang Chi
MOK Yuet Ngor, May
FAN Yee Mei Salina
LEUNG Shuk Fong Cecilia
Medicine – Oncology
AU Wai Yee Cecilia
CHAN Sheung Ling
CHOY Yin Ping
CHAN Chui Sim
CHAN Shuk Ching Teresa
HO Wai Ling
CHAN Ming Fung, Maggie
CHEUNG Man Ching
HUNG Yuk King
LAI Kit Yu, Kithelia
LAW Wai Kuen
LEUNG Wai Ming
LAM To Yi
LEE Kam Fun
LEUNG Wai Yee Carenx
LAU Shuet Fong
LEE Yik Mun
LING Wai Man
LIU Mei Wa
LUM Ming Yuet Annda
LUNG Wong Fei
MAK So Shan
TSUI Tung Wa
WONG Sin Ting
YUEN Mei Lin
NG Moon Chu Margaret
WAN Wai Man
WONG Wing Si Olivia
TSE Man Fong
WONG Lei Wing Maria
YEUNG Oi Ling
Medicine – Palliative
CHAN Chau Ying
CHAN Sau Han
CHU Kwan Fat
CHAN Chun Hung
CHAN Suet Ka Connie
HO Suk Fan
CHAN Lai Ngor
CHEUNG Ka Ki
KO Po Shan
KWAN Wai Man, Cecilia
LEUNG Man Wai
MA Shui Yan, Anna
TANG Lai Ming
WONG Suet Mui
LAI Sau Sim, Clare
LEUNG See Wai
MAK Kit Nga
WONG Hiu Yin
YANG So Fan
LAM Chui Wai, Connie
LO Wai Ming
SZETO Yan
WONG Mak Chiu
YEUNG Wai Fong Ellen *
Medicine – Rehabilitation
CHAU Yuen Yin Anita
KUN Yin Wai Christine
CHEUNG Ka Hing
LEE Wai Ping
CHEUNG Ka Ki
LEUNG Chi Chuen
LI Kam Ying
TING Kwai Hing
WONG Yee Nar
LI Yuk Lin Helena
TSOI Wang Fat
WU Wai Ling
MO Mei Mei
WAN Sau Ying Irony
YAU Cheuk Ngok, Daniel
Medicine – Renal
CHAN Ka Wai
CHAN Shuk Man, Vivian
CHEUK Wai Han
CHING Suet Yu, Chris
CHAN Pei Wan, Paven
CHAN Siu Ching, Emily
CHEUNG Ching Man, Bonnie
CHIU Hing Frances
CHAN Pui Shan
CHAN Yee Wah Eva
CHEUNG Lai Ching Amy
CHOW Yuen Ha
CHU Wai Ling
FUNG Yuen Ping
HUI Pui Chi
KONG Lim Lim Irene
LAM May Ki
LAW Man Ching
LEE Shuk Hang
LEUNG Siu Mei
LING Kin Wa
FAN Man Hung
HO Hau Sim
HUI Yun Ho
LAI Wing Sze
LAM Woon Or
LEE Chi Wai
LEUNG Kit Han
LI Kan
O Tak Keung
FUNG Wai Ming, Stella
HO Lai Fan
KO Yuen Ting
LAM Man Ping
LAM Yin Shan
LEE Kit Fan Maggie
LEUNG Po Lin, Pauline
LI So Ching, Janet
POON Ka Lai
POON Yuet Ling
TAM Yeuk Ming
TSANG Wai Fai
TAM Mee Ling Bonnie
TANG Yim Ling
TSUI Chi Cheung Edmond
TAM Suet Lai
TANG Ying Ling, Cecilia
WAN Wai Sze, Winnie
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WONG Bo Shan
WONG Choi Wan
WONG Mei Ling
WONG Pui Wan
YAN Yee Wan
WONG Sui Lan
YU Wai Man, Ellen
WU Sim Fan
YUE Regina
Medicine – Respiratory
CHAN Chau Ho, Kristy
CHAU Lai Ying
HUNG Ming Kuen, Asenla
LEE Mei Yin
LI Yuen Man Hilda
SHUM Yee Wa
TONG Wai Ching Mabel
YUEN Po Wa
CHAN Kar Pik
CHEUNG Man Kwong
KO Ki Tsing
LEUNG Shuk Ha
LIT Pik Kee Maggie
CHAN Yuk Ha
CHUI Heung Chin
LAM Yuen Ping
LI Chi Man
NG Shu Wah
SZE-TO Wun Mei
YEUNG Ngan Kit, Kitty
TONG Kit Ling, Elaine
YEUNG YUEN Shui Lan Sharon
Medicine – Rheumatology
HSU Yi Whei, Eva
Medicine – Diabetes
LEUNG Suk Fan, Betty
Medicine – Infection Control
LEUNG Wai Nga
LI Yuet Ngor Cecilia
Medicine – Respiratory
CHAN Yuen Yee
WONG Chi Kin
Medicine – Oncology
CHAN Sau Yee
Medicine – Renal
CHOW Wai Heung
The Hong Kong College of Mental Health Nursing (66 Fellows)
CHAN Chung Yiu
CHAN Kit Ping
CHAN Pui Shan
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CHAN Shuk Chun, Alice
CHAN Tze Kan
CHAN Wing Wai, Betty
CHENG Po Yee, Ivy
CHENG Siu Ping
CHEUNG Mei Ching, Mandy
CHEUNG Yuk Ling, Priscilla
CHIU Lok Yau, Debby
CHIU Pui King
CHOW Chui Kuen, Veronica
FUNG Wai Yin
HO Sze Wan, Carol
HUI Tsz Pan
IP Suk Han, Glendy
JIM Man Kin
KING Sik Tai, Horace
KONG Winchung Samuel
KU Man Wing, Betty
KWAN Wai Kwok
LAI Kin Ming
LAI Man Chiu, David
LAM Mai Yuk
LAU Ka Sing
LAU Ming Ho, Victor
LAU Yau Chan
LEE Wai Fun
LEUNG Chi Wah
LEUNG Chung Hing
LEUNG Wai Yip
LI Mei Yin, May
LO Kwai Chun
LUI Po Ming
LUI Siu Fung
MAK Kwok Fung, Michael
MAK Sui Fan
MAN Yiu Fai, Ashton
MUI Hang Chun, Jolene
NG Mei Sum, Michelle
NGAI Kee Hung
PANG Siu Yan, Ann
POON Yan Wing, Lawrence
SHUN Kwok Wah
SIN Chi Kwong
SZETO Wai Lun
TAI Yuk Hing
TANG Siu Han
TO Yuen Fung
TSANG Chi Yuen
TSANG Hing Ling
TSANG Ho Wing
TUNG Chi Wai
WONG Choi Man
WONG Chun Ming, Andrew
Wong King Hung, Raymond
WONG Kin Sheung
WONG Pui Kin
WONG Wing Hong, Albert
WONG Yee Lai
WOO Chi Ching, Francis
YEUNG Kin Keung Frederick *
YEUNG Yee Mei
YIP Lai King
YU Dick Fung, Josephine
The Hong Kong College of Midwives (50 Fellows)
AU Tak Ling
CHAU Mo Ching Macy
CHEUNG Mei Yee Daisy
CHAN Cheung Lung
CHENG Man Ching
CHEUNG Wun Luen
CHAN Hei Kiu
CHENG Siu Yin Cora
CHUI Miu Ling Maureen
CHUI Oi Shan
IP Sau Lan Joan
LAI Chit Ying
LAM Chi Oi Christine
LAU Sin Hung
LEE Suk Hing
LEUNG Kam Mui Audury
LEUNG Shuk Kwan
MAN Bo Lin Manbo
HAU Wai Lei
KAN Suet Hung
LAI Fung King
LAM Shuk Ching
LEE Ching Hung Lina
LEI Kit Ping Donna
LEUNG Miu Kuen Marina
LEUNG Wai Ling
MAU Lai Fan Elaine
HO Lau Ho Irene
KWAN Shuk Ching Winny
LAI Sui Yi
LAU Po Yuk Siana
LEE Lai Yin Irene
LEUNG Chi Mei Rosemary
LEUNG Miu Ling Miranda
LI Yuk Ping Priscilia
NG Chun Yuen
NG Shuk Chun Lisa Stella
SING Chu
TANG Kit Ying
POON Miu Ho
SIU Sau Mei Esther
TANG Pey Leng
SHAM So Yuen Alice*
TAI Sin Ming
TSOI Yuen Yee Candy
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WONG Suk Man
YEUNG Kit Ming Amy
YIU Po Chu Ivy
YUEN Sau King
YIM Chee Siew Vera
75
The Hong Kong College of Nursing and Health Care Management (91 Fellows)
ABOO Gloria Halima
CHAN Chi Chung
CHAN Lai Ching Pearl
CHAN Ming Fung Maggie
CHAN Miu Kuen
CHAN Nim Chi Cecilia
CHAN Sui Han
CHAN Wai Fun Amy
CHAN Yim Fan
CHAN Yin Ping
CHAU Yuen Yin Anita
CHENG Yee Mei Grace
CHENG Chiu Chun Deborah
CHEONG Kuan Iao
CHEUNG Chu Kin, Nancy
CHEUNG Man King
CHEUNG Ngan Tai Liza
CHEUNG Wai Kuen Betty
CHIU Kam Lan
CHIU Sau Chu Florence
CHOI Ki Yan Kate
CHUI Suk Ping
CHUNG Lai Har
FUNG Shuk Chi, Gigi
FUNG Yuk Kuen, Sylvia *
HO Mun Ka, Michael
HO Shuk Chun Irene
HO Suk Hang Linda
HO Wai Ching Trudy
HON Hoi San Susanne
IP Wai Yin Virginia
KEUNG Sau Ho
KONG Ching Yan, Ivy
KWAN Hung Wai, Joseph
LAI Kit Yu Kithelia
LAI Shuet Fun Adela *
LAI Yuk Wah
LAM Kit Yue Paula
LAM Oi Ching Cindy
LAM Sui Yee, Louise
LAU So Ying
LAW Kam Yin
LEE Kam Fun
LEE Shiu Kuen Bernadette
LEE Wai Yee, Susanna
LEUNG Sui Kei Civy
LEUNG Wai Ling
LEUNG Wai Ying, Janet
LEUNG Yuk Ling Ruby
LI Fung Yee, Teresa
LI Siu Hung
LIinda DA SILVA (BURGOYNE)
LIU Ye Wah Eva
LIU Wai Han, Jane
LO Suk Yee
LUI Woon Kam Vicky
LUM Shun Sui Susie *
NG Lai Ping Rebecca
NG Mei Kwan May
NG Moon Chu Margaret
NG Pik Sai Patricia
NG Yuet Ming
POON Wai Kwong
POON Yan Wing Lawrence
QUIGLEY Bernadette
SIT Kwan Wing
SO Lai Wah
SO Mun Yee Tammy
SZETO Oi Chun, Scarlet
TAM Oi Foon Sammei
TAM Pui Ling Eliza
TANG Yuen King Betty
TIEN Luk Sau Kuen Gloria
TO Kin Ying
TONG Lai Wah, Christina
TONG Wai Ching Mabel
TSANG Yin Ching, Diana
TSO Shing Yuk Alice *
WONG Kin Ping
WONG Kin Wing Jimmy
WONG Oi Lan
WONG Yee Hing Esther *
WONG Yuk Ngan Alice
YANG So Fan
YEUNG Chin Pang, Andrew
YEUNG Chun Wai
YEUNG Sim Heung
YIM Chee Siew Vera
YIU Po Chu, Ivy
YUEN Chi Man Anders*
YUEN Siu Ling
CHENG Siu Hung Percy
MAN Ho Yin
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The Hong Kong College of Orthopaedic Nursing (89 Fellows)
AU Chung Yan Eva
CHAN Kam Shing
CHAN Lai Han Maggie
CHAN Suk Wan
CHAN Tan , Jessica
CHAN WING
CHAN Wing Yan
CHAN Yee Kee Samantha
CHAN Yiu Kwok Adrian
CHAN Yuen Shan Antonia
CHENG Mun-Yee
CHENG Po Yin
CHENG Ying Cheung
CHEUNG Chi-keung
CHEUNG King Hung
CHEUNG LAI MEI
CHEUNG Wai Ling
CHIN Wai Kuen
CHOI Kah Leng
CHOW Ching Man Norita
CHOW Chiu Man
CHOW Hiu Ling
CHU Nga Lai
CHUN Choi Ying
CHUNG Wai-Ting, Elsa
FAN Yuk Sim
FU Leung-Chuan
HO Chau Tong
HO Mei Yee
HO Wing Nga
HUI Shi Shing Philp
HUNG Tim
KONG Sau King
KWOK Yuen Yee
LAI Siu WIing Vicky
LAM Choi Wan Shirley
LAM Wai Yee Jessie
LAM Yun Chu
LAU Kai Kwong
LAU Kwok Leung
LAU Pui Pui
LAU Wing Kuen
LAW Kam Yin
LEUNG Lai Kuen
LEUNG Wai Ling Owl
LEUNG Wai Yee Emily
LI Ching
LI Fung-Yee, Teresa
LI Shuk Yee Viola
LI Wing See
LING Yuen
LO Man Yi
LOW Ken Ling
MA Wai Yiu
MAK Wai Ping
NG Hak On Toby
NG Lai-Ping, Rebecca
NG Sau Lan Janet
NG Wai Shan
NG Wai Yee
POON Mun Yu
POON Nga Wing Shirley
SIU Ching Man
SIU Kwai-Fung, Betty
SO Kai-Cheong
SO Sheung Shun
TAI Siu King
TAM Kwong-Tat
TANG Wai-Chun, Alice
TANG Yin Yin
TO Kin-Ying
TSANG Ka Kit
TSANG Mo Fan
TSANG Mun Chin Kenny
TSANG Wing- Wah *
TSE Fuk Yau
TSE Yiu-Tong, Alfred *
TUNG Wai Ching
WAN Suk Ling
WONG Cheuk Mei
WONG Chi Yuen
WONG Kin I
WONG Lai-Fong, Loanna
WONG Pui Kwan
WONG Wai-Kuen
WONG Wing Yee
YIP Lai Ming
YU Lai-Fong
YU Wai Sum
LAW Heung Wah
TSANG Wing Sze
MA Po Yi
MAN Nga Wai
LAW Ngan Ting
77
The Hong Kong College of Paediatric Nursing (253 Fellows)
AU Lai Chong
AU Sau Kan
AU Wai Kwan
CHAN Hau Yu
CHAN Hiu Mei
CHAN Kam Ming
CHAN Kit Ling
CHAN Kwai Fong, Pamela
CHAN Lai Chun
CHAN Lai Kuen
CHAN Man Yi
CHAN Mei Yan
CHAN Mo Kwan
CHAN Muk Lan
CHAN Po Fun, Constance
CHAN Pui Man
CHAN Pui Wah, Ivy
CHAN Pui Yi
CHAN Shuk Ying
CHAN Sin Yee
CHAN Siu Chong
CHAN Siu Fan
CHAN Suk Han, Becky
CHAN Suk Wan
CHAN Suk Yee
CHAN WIing Seung, Audery
CHAN Yim Fan
CHAN Yin Ling
CHAN Yuk Hing
CHAN Yuk Ming, Ada
CHANG Bo Ling
CHANG Suk Fong
CHANG Yuk Yin , Vivian
CHAU Ka Yuk, Doris
CHAU Kam Sin
CHEN Lai Fan, Ivy
CHENG Hiu Lam, Ronnie
CHENG Ivy Yan Man
CHENG Kin Mee
CHENG Sau Wai
CHENG Shuk Man
CHENG Shuk Yee
CHENG Wai Kuen
CHENG Wing Yu
CHENG Yu Yee, Angela
CHEU Yuk Ching
CHEUNG Bo Hing
CHEUNG Choi Ha, Monica
CHEUNG Chui Kuen
CHEUNG Chui Wan
CHEUNG Heung Mi
CHEUNG Ka Hang
CHEUNG Mei Ying
CHEUNG Sau Fong
CHEUNG Shin Yuen, Clara
CHEUNG Sui Chi
CHEUNG Sui Sum, Jeanny
CHEUNG Sze Wai
CHEUNG Wai Kuen, Betty
CHEUNG Wai Yin
CHEUNG Yat Shuk, Karen
CHIM Ki Man
CHING Fung Shan
CHIU Sau Ying
CHIU Wing Yee, Esther
CHIU Yi Man, Karen
CHOI Sui Ping
CHOI Suk Yee
CHONG Shuk Fan
CHONG Wai Man, Yammie
CHOW Choi Ngan
CHOY Lai Ching
CHU Ming Yan
CHU Shuk Ling, Gladys
CHU Tak Teng, Tacky
CHU Yin Yui, Sandy
CHUNG Chiu Kwan
CHUNG Lai Kwan, Annie
CHUNG Man Ha, Grace
FAN Siu Fong
FAN Sun Fung, Debby
FUNG Kwai Hing
FUNG Lai Sun
FUNG Po Chi
FUNG Yuet Fong
HA Yin Ha, Gladys
HO Cho Kiu
HO Kwai Ling, Kenex
HO Lai Ping
HO Wai Fong
HO Wai Ming, Scarlett
HO Yee Wa, Eva
HO Yuk Yee
HON Sok Han
HUI Tak Yee, Rebecca
HUI Wan Kum, Grace
HUI Yee Kee, Irene
IP Lai Yin
KAN Mei Sze, Maisie
KO Wai Fong
KO Wai Yin, Patsia
KONG Kit Chun, Angela
KOO Po Yan, Winnie
KWAN Man Sze
KWEE Yung
KWOK Choi Fung
KWOK Wah Yan
KWOK Yuen Fan
LAI Wai Fan
LAI Wai Ping
LAI Yick Fun
LAM Chui Wan, Elizabeth
LAM Siu Fan
LAM Wai Kuen
LAO Siu Va, Maggie
LAU Hui Eng
LAU Lai Fong
LAU Mei Yee
LAU Sau Lai
LAU Sau Yee
LAU Sau Yi
LAU Soo Hing, Dora
LAU Sum Sum, Theresa
LAW Fung Ha, Karen
LAW Oi Lin
LAW Siu Ling, Portia
LAW Yuk Ching
LEE Gun Ping, Winnie
LEE Kar Bik
LEE Min Sin, Jayne
LEE Po Ling
LEE Regina Lai Tong
LEE Suk Yin
LEE Sze Wai, Josephine
LEE Wai Yee, Susanna
LEE Wai Yee, Wendy
LEE Wan Ming
LEE Wing Sze, Caroline
LEE Yeuk Chi, Christina
LEUNG Daisy
LEUNG Lai Chong
LEUNG Lai Kwan
LEUNG Mei Mui
LEUNG Siu Ling, Ranny
LEUNG Suet Fong
LEUNG Suet Fong, Tomcy
LEUNG Sui Foon, Itea
LEUNG Sui Ping
LEUNG Suk Yee
LEUNG Wai Yee
LEUNG Wing Ling
LEUNG Yin Fun
LIN Kwok Yin
LI Wai Kuen, Debra
LIN Yuk Ling
LIONG Mei Tat
LIU Yuk Ying
LO Chui Han, Carol
LO Chui Ying
LO Oi Yuk, Joanne
LO Yuen Yee
LOUIE May Luen
LUI Mei Ming, Miranda
MA Po King
MA Sim Hing
MA Tsui Mai, Ella
MA Wai Pui
MAK Mo Kit
MAK Yim Ching
MAN Kar Lai, Alice
MOK Pui Ying
MUI Wai Fun
NG Chui Ping, Janice
NG Lai Sze, Maxica
NG Mei Wah
NG Nga Man
NG Pik Yi
NG Yuen Ling
NG Yuen Mei, Emmie
NG Yuk Sim
NGAN Wai Ping
NGAN Yuen Man, May
OW Lai Lin
PANG Sau Foon
PO Chi Shing, Danny
POON Mei Ling
POON Yin Mui, Teresa
SHEH Pui Wan, Karen
SHUM So Ying
SHUM Suet Kam
SIT Yin Chu
SIU Mei Kuen
SIU Mei Yin
SO Hang Yin
SO Shin Lin
SO Wing Yee
SUEN Kam Ying, Emily
TAM Sui Fun, Delilah
TAM Yee Mei
TAM Yuen Yi
TANG Sze Kit
TANG Wai Yin
TANG Wai Ying
TANG Yu Man, Yvonne
TIEN LUK Sau Kuen, Gloria *
TO Shuk Ping
TONG Shu Yee, Stella
TSANG Yuet Wah
TSE So Wan
TUNG Yuk Yu
WAI Woon Chun
WAN Hoi Shan, Vincy
WAN Yuet Mei
WAT Yuen Ping
WONG Heung Kwan
WONG Hoi Man
WONG Kit Ching, Eliza
WONG Kit Hung, Hellena
WONG Miu Kam
WONG Oi Sin
WONG On Yee
WONG Po King, Pinky
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WONG Sau Ching
WONG Sau Fong
WONG Sau Yee
WONG Siu Fong
WONG Sui Wah
WONG Wai Hang, Hidy
WONG Wai Man
WONG Wai Man, Maria
WONG Wing Yan, Regina
WONG Yi Fung
WONG Yuk Ying
WU Suet Heung, Ann
YAU Mee Yuk
YAU Yuen Kwan
YEE Pik Yuk
YEUNG Ka Yi
YEUNG Kwong Man, Shirley
YEUNG Mei Lin
YEUNG Po Chun, Jenny
YEUNG Shui Yee
YEUNG Suk Yee
YEUNG York Mui
YICK Wing Kam
YIP Wai Han
YIP Wai Ting
YOUNG Mei Wan
YU Wan Lan
YU Wing Sze
YU Yuen Ling
YUEN Mi Lin, Alice
YUNG Ping
POON Yuk Po
WONG Hoi Yan, Mandy
CHEUNG Yim Ling
LAM Chi Mei
LAM Kwan Chu
LEE Kit Ling
MCLAUGHLIN Justin
WONG Lai Yee, Pamela
The Hong Kong College of Perioperative Nursing (98 Fellows)
AU Sui Lan Adela
CHAN Mei Koon
CHAN Suk Ming Maria
CHANG Chun Mei
CHENG Fung Yin Christie
CHEUNG Kam Fung Clara
AU Tat Lun
CHAN Shiu Yung
CHAN Wing Yee Winnie
CHAU Ngan Yee Lilian
CHENG Lai Chi
CHEUNG Shuk Ching Henrietta
CHAN Hin Cheong
CHAN Shuk Kam Olivia
CHAN Yuk Ling
CHE Sau Wai Angela
CHEONG Kuan Iao
CHIN Choi Fu
CHIU Hak Fai Alick *
CHOW Wan Sun Victoria
CHUI Oi Man Alman
FONG Sing Por
FONG Wai Yee Wendy
HO Ka Kin Ken
IP Chi Ming Victor
KWOK Mei Ling
LAI Hang Lin
CHIU Ming Sum
CHOY Ka Ying Lillian
CHUNG Siu Ling
FONG So Yin Denny
FUNG Man Yi
HO Wing Ngan
KWAN Wai Fan
KWOK Wai Linda
LAI Kai Cheong
CHOU Tak Ying Lilian
CHU Kwok Fan
FONG Mun See Nancy
FONG Tsz Kwan Phoebe
FUNG Sin Hing Jackie
HUI Mei Chun Catherine
KWAN Wai Yee
KWONG Pui Shuen Jodie
LAI Ngan
LAM Chi Wing Flori
LAU Lok Yi Lokkie
LEE Shiu Kuen Bernadette
LAM Pui Yuk
LAW Po Yin Polly
LEE Siu Fong Pamela
LAM Suk Mei Heidi
LEE Mei Yee
LEE Wai Wah Wanda
79
LEUNG Ka Lai
LEUNG Ka Yee
LEUNG Po Chun Clara
LI Oi Man Ellen
LIU Yeuk Ping
LUK Man Hung
MA Man Shan
NG Lai Kwan
SIU Po Chun
TANG Shun Yim
TSANG Yuk Fong
WONG Ka Lun
LI Sui Che Betty
LO Sum Kin Barry
MA Hing Kuen
MAK Ka Wai Fiona
NGAI Wing Yee
SO Mei Chun
TANG Wai Wing
TSE Kit Ling
WONG Man Chun
LIU Wai Han
LUI Mo Lin Marianne
MA Lin Marlene
MOK Yi Tan
O Siu Ching Angela
TAM Yee Mei
TSANG Yuet Ling
TUNG Shu Kwai
WONG Mei Chee
WONG Miu Chu Rachel
WONG Yuen Ching
YANG Sze Man Salina
YEUNG Yuk Mui
YU Miu Yin Gloria
WONG Suk Ying
WONG Yuen Wai Sylvia
YEUNG Pik Ling Cecilia
YIP Chi Fu Eric
WONG Ying Hon
WU Lai Ching
YEUNG Suk Ching Stephenie
YIP Sau Ping Cindy
CHEUNG Chi Keung
FUNG Siu Kin
LAM Siu Fung
LAM Suk Ying
The Hong Kong College of Surgical Nursing (183 Fellows)
Surgery
AU Sin Ting Cindy
CHAN Choi Kuen Betty
CHAN Ka Fun
CHAN Po Lin Teresia
CHAN Yuen Man
CHENG Po Yin
CHEUNG Suk Man
CHUI See To
FONG Siu Lan
AU Siu Ling
CHAN Chui Wa
CHAN Miu Kuen
CHAN Sau Ying
CHAU Lai Ping
CHENG Wing Yee
CHEUNG Wai Shun
CHUI Woon Cheung
FUNG Lo Ping
CHAN Chik Kit
CHAN Chun Ying
CHAN Po Chun
CHAN Shuk King Fion
CHENG Chun Yin Charles
CHEUNG Hin Rachel
CHOI Fung Ching Kathy
CHUNG Kwai Cheung
FUNG Siu Yin
HO Fung Ha Candy
HO Wai Fan
KWAN Yuen Man
HO Kwok Wai
Hui Chak Na
KWAN Yuk Man Charlotte
HO Sin Han
KOO Wai Mun Jenny
KWOK Choi Fung
80
LAI Chi Keung Peter
LAM Choi Ping
LAM Suk Ching
LAU King Yim Kara
LEE Lai Na
LEUNG Yuen Man Cinderella
LO Kit Ching Salina
LUI Wing Mui June *
MAK Wai Han
NG Yee Man Winnie
PANG Shuk Yi
WONG Mei Yin
LAU Wan Yee
LEE Wai Oi
LI Ling Wai
LO Kit Ling
LUM Shuk Ching
MOK Wai Ping Fanny
NG Yuk Kuen Sherry
PANG Yuk Kam
TANG Wai Ngun
LEE Hau Man
LEUNG Sui Kei Civy
LI Wah Chun
LUI Chau Yee
MA Kit Ching
NG Shun Hing Clara
PANG Shuk Han
TAM So May
TANG Wing Hon
TONG Suk Yee
TSANG Lai Ping
WONG Kwai Ping Ophelia
WONG Wai Ying
YAU Siu Ting
TONG Yun Chow Gary
TSOI Chung Lam
WONG Mei Han
WONG Yuk Yee Dilys
YEUNG Chor Hung
TSANG AU Wai Lin
WAT Ngun Ling Daisy
WONG Mei Rachel
WOO Yee Shan
YEUNG Chun Fong
YIP Ka Huen
YU Pui Ling
YIP Mei Lin
YUEN Ka Wai
YU Oi Ha
CHAN Suet Tan Fiona
CHAN Wan Yee
CHEUNG Ka Po Polly
CHOY Wai Yung
CHUN Oi Kwan
CHUNG Mun Yee
LAM Choi Hung Carol
OR Yuen Mai Amy
TSANG Wai Fong
TSUI Ming Wai
WONG Kwai Ying
YEUNG Yuet Ming
CHOI Tin Yau
LAM Chau Hung
Surgery – Breast
Surgery – Burn and Plastic
CHAN Wai Kit Frank
WONG Tze Wing
Surgery – Cardio Thoracic
YAU Kin Wah Wallace
Surgery – Colorectal
LEE Wing Shan
SHUM Nga Fan
Surgery – Ear Nose and Throat
CHENG Kwok Chung
CHEUNG Man Fai
HO Tsui Kwan Vicky
LAM Mui Kwai Rossini
LAU Kwong Fai
TAI Pui Man
Surgery – Enterostomotherapy
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CHAN Ho Ching Josephine
CHAN Mo Ying
CHAN Suk Chu
CHENG Siu Wah Winnie*
CHEUNG Sau King Selina
FUNG Lai Chu
Ho Chi Wai
HO Wai Yi
LAW Choi Kuen
LAW Siu Ming Susan*
LEE Wai Kuen
LEE Yuen Yee Virginia
LEUNG Kwok Kuen Terence
LO Yau Kwong Walter
NG Chiu Kwan
NGAN Hau Lan
PANG Chak Hau
SHIT Kam Yee Frances
SOETANTHEO Wenita Wah Juni
TANG Siu Fong
WAN Yin Ping
WONG Ka Wai
YUEN Siu Ling
Surgery – Gynaecology
YAM Sau Ling
Surgery – Neurosurgery
AU Ka Wai
CHAN Chi Ho
CHAN Yuk Fong
FUNG Chuen Tai
HO Pik Lai Erica
LEE Sau Wai
MA Shuk Fan
MAN Kwun Lin
NG Cheung Kong
WONG Koon Mei
WONG Wai Man Like
Surgery – Ophthalmology
CHAN Ying
CHAU Shuk Yin Pearl
CHIU Wai Yee
CHO Mee Lin
FONG Hon Ying Rebecca
KWAN Wai Ling
LAU Tung Ching
LEE Man Yee
LEE Pui Yuk Ada
LEUNG Ka Wai
SHE Siu Ching
TAM Chi Kan
TANG Wai Hing Rowena
TONG Mei Ha Angelina
WONG Siew Yee
WONG Siu Bing
WONG So Chun Bonnie
WONG Yin Ling
AU Yuk Wa
CHAN Pak Tong
CHAU Fung Yee Cherry
CHIU Lai Ping Grace
IP Tze Man Alan
LEUNG Ching Yee Jenny
LEUNG Wing Yee Helen
LI Miu Ling
NG Sau Loi *
NG Suk Ching
SZE Siu Chai Bonnie
TAM Oi Mei
TO Hoi Chu
WONG Lai Ying
YAN Ka Kwan
YAU Kit Ling Helen
YIM Mei Sum
YIM Lai Fung Phyllis
Surgery – Urology
Surgery – Vascular
CHAN Siu Ling
HO Ling
82
Surgery
CHOW Wai Nei
TONG Ka Yin
YEUNG Ka Wai Winnie
CHAN Tak Wai
LEUNG Wai Man
Surgery – Ophthalmology
HO Pui Yee
Surgery
NG Yin Ha Gloria
Surgery – Cardiothoracic
CHAU Yin Ling
Surgery – Gynaecology
IP Wai Yee
LAU Ka Yee
Surgery – Urology
LUI Ka Lok Gilbert
TAM Man Yee
YEUNG Wai
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Acknowledgement
84
PHKAN Inauguration Cum International Nurses Day Celebration Organizing Committee
Chairperson
Dr. Susie LUM
President
PHKAN
Ms. CHENG Fung Chun, Rose
C.S. Manager
Canossa Hospital (Caritas)
Ms. LEUNG Po Chun, Clara
DON
HK Adventist & Tsuen Wan Adventist Hospital
Ms. CHONG Yuen Chun, Samantha
CNO
Hong Kong Baptist Hospital
Ms. Manbo MAN
DON
Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital
Members
Private HospitalsI
Ms. Alice LAI
Precious Blood Hospital
Ms. Stella WONG
DCNO
St. Paul’s Hospital
Ms. CHIU Sau Chu, Florence
CNO
St Teresa’s Hospital
Ms. Carol CHEONG
DON
Ms. Betty TANG
SNO
Union Hospital
HA Hospitals
Ms. Irene HO
CNO
Hospital Authority Head Office
Ms. Cecilia CHAN
GM(N)
HKE Cluster Hospitals
Ms. Esther HO
GM(N)
Ms. Ruby LEUNG
GM(N)
Ms. Eva LIU
CGM(N)
Ms. Winnie CHOW
APN
Mr. CHUNG Kin Fai
GM(N)
Ms. Annie CHAN
SNO
Ms. CHUNG Lai Har
SNM
Ms. Betty CHEUNG
SNO
Mr. M. K. CHAN
CGM(N)
Mr. Hilton LING
DOM
HKW Cluster Hospitals
KC Cluster Hospitals
KE Cluster Hospitals
KW Cluster Hospitals
NTE Cluster Hospitals
NTW Cluster Hospitals
Government Departments
Ms. CHEUNG Suk Man Lydia
PNO
Ms. Helena CHOI
SNO(1)
Mr. YEUNG Chun Wai
Superintendent
Department of Health
Correctional Services Department
Universities
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Prof. Agnes TIWARI
Head
Dr. William LI
Representative
Prof. Diana LEE
Director
Dr. Janet SIT
Representative
Prof. Samantha PANG
Head
Ms. Shirley LO
Representative
School of Nursing, The University of HK
Nethersole School of Nursing, CUHK
School of Nursing, HK PolyU
Nurses Associations and Unions
Ms. Grace PANG
SEO
Association of Hong Kong Nursing Staff
Ms. Liza CHEUNG
Chairperson
Caritas Medical Centre Nurses Association
Mr. YEUNG Wai Chung
Chairperson
Enrolled Nurses Branch, HK Chinese Civil Servants'
Association
Ms. Cecilia SO
President
Hong Kong Nurses General Union
Ms. Janet KWOK
Chairperson
Nurses Branch, Hong Kong Chinese Civil Servants’
Association
Ms. IP Kam-tin, Regina
Vice-chairperson
Union of Nursing Staff of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals
Ms. June LUI
Vice President
College of Nursing, Hong Kong
Ms. LEUNG Fung Yee
Chairperson
Hong Kong Association of Critical Care Nurse
Dr. MAK Yim Wah
Chairperson
Mr. CHUI Wai To
Internal Secretary
Prof. Alice YUEN LOKE
President
Hong Kong Society for Nursing Education Ltd
Pi Iota Chapter, Honor Society of Nursing Sigma Theta
Tau International
Ms. LEE Wai Yee, Susanna
Chairperson
Hong Kong Paediatric Nurses Association Ltd
Ms. Anne Marie WONG
President
Hong Kong Society for Public Health Nursing
Ms. CHENG Kit Mui
Financial Secretary
Hong Kong Emergency Nurses Association
Ms. LAM Yin Ming
Chairman
Hong Kong Community Nurses Association
Ms. LAM Hung Suet
Chairman
Hong Kong Infection Control Nurse' Association
Ms. LEE Kit Ling
Chairperson
HK College of Chinese Medicinal Nursing
Ms. Carol CHEONG
Chairperson
Private Hospital Operating Theatre Organization
Ms. MOK Pik Hung, Maisy
President
Association of Hong Kong Diabetes Nurses Ltd.
Ms. SHIT Kam Yee Frances
Chairperson
Hong Kong Enterostomal Therapist Association
Mr. LAI Kam Wai
Council Member
Hong Kong College of Cardiac Nursing
Ms. Elizabeth CHUI
Council Member
HK College of Community & Public Health Nursing
Dr. Esther WONG
President
HK College of Critical Care Nursing
Prof. Frances WONG
President
HK College of Education & Research in Nursing
Academy Colleges
Ms. CHENG Kit Mui
Council Member
HK College of Emergency Nursing
Mr. Anders YUEN
President
HK College of Gerontology Nursing
Ms. CHENG Mei Wan, Winnie
President
HK College of Medical Nursing
Mr. Michael MAK
President
HK College of Mental Health Nursing
Ms. TANG Pey Leng
Council Member
Ms. LAM Shuk Ching
Senior Sister
Dr. Alice TSO
President
Dr. POON Wai Kwong
Vice President
Mr. TSANG Wing Wah
President
HK College of Orthopaedic Nursing
Ms. LEE Kit Ling
Council Member
HK College of Paediatric Nursing
Mr. Alick CHIU
President
HK College of Perioperative Nursing
Ms. Susan LAW
President
HK College of Surgical Nursing
HK College of Midwives Nursing
HK College of Nursing & Health Care Management
Working Group Members
Dinner Program
Name
Position
Organization
Convenor
Ms. Cecilia CHAN
GM(N)
Members
Dr. Esther WONG
President
Mr. Mick YEUNG
Superintendent
Mr. CHUNG Kin Fai
GM(N)
KWE Cluster Hospitals
Dr. MAK Yim Wah
Chairperson
HK Society for Nursing Education
Ms. Helena CHOI
SNO(1)
Department of Health
Ms. CHUNG Lai Har
SMN
KW Cluster Hospitals
Ms. LAI Kam Wai
Council Member
HK College of Cardiac Nursing
Ms. Liza CHEUNG
Chairperson
Caritas Medical Centre Nurses Association
Ms. WONG Wai Kuen
Ms. Ruby LEUNG
GM(N)
Ms. Stella Wong
DCNO
St. Paul’s Hospital
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Publicity & Promotion
Name
Position
Organization
Convenor
Ms. Ruby LEUNG
GM(N)
Grantham Hospital
Members
President
Pi Iota Chapter, Honor Society of Nursing Sigma
Theta Tau International
Dr. MAK Yim Wah
Chairperson
Dr. Esther WONG
President
Ms. Esther HO
SNO
Mr. POON Wai Kwong
Vice President
HK College of Nursing & Health Care
Management
Ms. Winnie CHOW
APN
KCC Cluster Hospitals
Fund Raising
Name
Convenor
Ms. Stella WONG
Position
DCNO
Organization
St Paul’s Hospital
Inauguration Ceremony
Name
Position
Organization
Convenor
Dr. Susie LUM
President
PHKAN
Members
Prof. Frances WONG
Vice President
PHKAN
Ms. Sylvia FUNG
Vice President
PHKAN
Ms. Adela LAI
Hon Secretary
PHKAN
Ms. Winnie CHENG
Hon Treasurer
PHKAN
Dr. Esther WONG
Council Member
PHKAN
President
Dr. MAK Yim Wah
Chairperson
Ms. LEUNG Fung Yee
Chairperson
Hong Kong Association of Critical Care Nurse
Mr. Mick YEUNG
Superintendent
Dr. Susan CHOW
Pi Iota Chapter, Honor Society of Nursing Sigma
Theta Tau International
HK PolyU
Ms. TANG Wing Sze
RN
Princess Margaret Hospital
Ms. Hazel WONG
RN
Ms. Judith LAU
RN
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Dr. Danny TONG
DOM
Princess Margaret Hospital
Ms. Jolene MUI
Nurse Consultant
NTW Cluster Hositals
Ms. Rosa Wong
AEO
PHKAN
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(Inside Back Cover)
88
Program Rundown
2:00 pm
2:30 pm
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:20 pm
5:30 pm
5:40 pm
Registration
Reception and Video Show
Entrance of Academic Procession
Introduction of Official Platform Party
Welcome Address by President
Inaugural Speech by Patron
Inauguration of PHKAN by Secretary for F&H, Patron
Inauguration of Academy Colleges by SFH, Patron, President
Keynote Speech by Prof. Nancy Fugate Woods
Conferment of Honorary Fellows
Conferment of Founding Fellows
Conferment of Fellows
Vote of Thanks
End of Ceremony
(Back Cover)
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The Hong Kong Provisional Academy of Nursing inaugurated on 12 May 2012

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