SDG 3 - Health and Well-being of Ageing in Hong Kong
Join our book talk exploring ageing populations' impact on healthcare systems and the connection to Sustainable Development Goals. Gain insights on primary care, disease prevention, and screening programs for the elderly.
Time & Location
Apr 12, 2024, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
HKU iCube, Two Exchange Square, 8 Connaught Pl, Central, Hong Kong
About the event
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) strive to forge a better and sustainable future by tackling poverty, hunger, health, gender equity, and other pressing global challenges. This insightful monograph delves into the complexities of ageing populations and their potential impact on healthcare systems, using a compelling case study on Hong Kong. By highlighting the significance of primary care for the elderly and advocating for disease prevention and screening schemes, the book offers invaluable wisdom for policymakers and healthcare professionals. It sheds light on the profound interplay between ageing and the SDGs, particularly in the realm of health and wellness.
Authors
Dr FONG, Yuk-fai Ben
Professor of Practice (Health Studies)
MBBS, MPH (Syd.); DOM, DFM (C.U.H.K.); FHKCCM; FHKAM (Community Medicine); Specialist in Community Medicine
Dr LAW, Tin-sing Vincent
Senior Lecturer
BSc (HKU); MBA (City H.K.); DBA [PolyU(H.K.)]; PMgr (HKMA)
Dr LEUNG, Cheng Han Tiffany
Assistant Professor
PhD in Management Studies, University of St Andrews, UK MLitt in International Business (Distinction), University of St Andrews, UK
Panelists
Dr CHAN, Oi-wan Karly
Senior Lecturer
BSc, MPhil (C.U.H.K.); PhD [PolyU(H.K.)]
Dr LUM, Chor Ming Christopher
Specialist in Geriatric Medicine
MBBS (HK); FHKAM (Medicine); MPH (CUHK)
Venue:
HKU iCube, 4005-4007, 40/F, Two Exchange Square, Central
Language:
English
Mode:
Face-to-face Sharing
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