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5 June 2025

Transforming Palliative Care: Symposium Recap

HKMU's School of Nursing and Health Sciences proudly hosted “Symposium on Multidisciplinary Models of Palliative Care” on 5 June, 2025. We were delighted to welcome speakers from King's College London to join us for this impactful event. The symposium brought together a diverse group of nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and NGOs from Hong Kong and the UK.

Professor Catherine Evans opened the event, sharing insights on advancing palliative care since the World Health Assembly Resolution 67.19. Dr. Clare Ellis-Smith discussed strategies to improve access for dementia patients, while Dr. Joanne Bayly explored integrating rehabilitation for those with incurable cancer. Professor Linda Lee introduced a place-based care model supporting older adults from ageing to end-of-life.

This dynamic symposium sparked collaboration and innovation, paving the way for enhanced palliative care. Thank you to all speakers and participants for making it a success! We look forward to continuing our efforts in improving palliative care for all.

The Symposium is funded by the Sino-British Fellowship Trust.

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13 May 2025

Seminar: Clinical Simulation

The seminar titled “Enhancing Clinical Simulation Through Best Practices & Collaboration” has concluded successfully on 13 May 2025. We extend our sincere gratitude to Dr. Danny Tong, Chief Manager (Nursing) and Chief Nurse Executive of HAHO for his profound insights, allowing our attendees to gain a deeper understanding of best practices in clinical simulation and collaboration strategies. This event not only enriched our professional knowledge but also fostered valuable dialogue among N&HS and HA colleagues.

We look forward to more opportunities for collaboration and exchange in the future!

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4,5,8 May 2024

Collaboration with Hospital Authority in Simulation-based Resuscitation Training

As the first University of Applied Sciences in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Metropolitan University has always placed great emphasis on the integration of theories and practical skills.

Resuscitation is an essential skill for nurses. To enhance students’ skills and knowledge in resuscitation, the School of Nursing and Health Studies recently co-hosted a three-day simulated resuscitation training in collaboration with Hospital Authority.

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28 March 2024

Aromatherapy Workshop for Nursing Students

Aromatherapy is a natural therapy that has gained popularity in recent years. It involves the use of the essence extracted from plants to condition body, mind, and spirit. An aromatherapy workshop was organised in late March for our nursing students who are about to take examinations, to relieve their stress and promote mental health and wellness.

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7 March 2024

Experiential Learning on Disaster Management

We have invited Auxiliary Medical Service (AMS) for sharing with our students related to disaster management, and the emergency nursing skills required in responding to a disaster. During the experiential learning session, students are invited to visit AMS’s ambulance. They learn about patient transfer from an accident scene to a hospital, the use of LUCAS device for chest compression, as well as the role of the motorbike rescue team in emergency cases and disasters.

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23 February 2024

School of Nursing and Health Studies x LINK Sustainability Lab

The Department of Physiotherapy of the School of Nursing and Health Studies, HKMU and HKMU Physiotherapy Centre, in collaboration with LINK, have conducted a series of workshops about ageing simulation and community health at LINK’s Sustainability Lab in Lok Fu Place since January 2024. A workshop about “Healthy Community: Women’s Health and Physiotherapy,” was held on 23 February 2024. The workshop addressed common physiological and psychological conditions experienced by middle-aged women and provided a simple exercise routine to facilitate their adaptation to age-related changes in body and mind.

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