HKCCHP | Hong Kong College of Community Health Practitioners 香港社區健康學院

The objects of the College

(A) For promotion of health and relief of sickness for the benefit of the Hong Kong community,
(a) To promote community health.
(b) To promote community health education for the general public.
(c) To advance the art and science of the practice of community health.
(d) To enhance and improve the quality of community health care through
(i) Promoting professional training and continuing education in community health, as well as
(ii) Promoting and maintaining a high standard of professional ethics and conduct for the practice of community health.
(e) To conduct research in community health and publish scholarly works.
(f) To hold meetings, workshops, seminars, conferences, symposia, webinars and social functions.
(B) In furtherance of the objects of the College,
(a) To establish local and international recognition of the College as a professional body in community health practice.
(b) To conduct trades and businesses on a charitable non-profit-making basis through in-person and/or multi-media means, including but not limited to the following:
(i) Healthcare-related training and educational services in return for course fees,
(ii) Provision of medical consultations in return for consultations fees,
(iii) Provision of healthcare services and residential accommodation in return for payment,
(iv) Provision and sales of healthcare and rehabilitation equipment in return for payment,
(v) Local and overseas exchange programmes,
(vi) Charity sales,
(vii) Exhibitions, and
(viii) other charity events.
(c) To conduct trades and businesses where the work is mainly carried out by patients as beneficiaries of the College.
(d) To receive and accept donations and gifts on a charitable non-profit-making basis

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根據目前的抗疫情況，三聯書店及萬里機構聯合出版《新型冠狀病毒感染肺炎防護讀本》，邀請醫院管理局前主席梁智鴻醫生及食物及衞生局前局長高永文醫生撰寫推薦序，另外，更邀得方玉輝醫生及陳錦良博士提供專業的醫護防疫方法，讓香港讀者認識新型冠狀病毒之餘，也對本港防疫實用資訊有所瞭解及防護，在日常生活上抗病保健。
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This is important to HKCCHP - Community health workers delivering primary health care
The second resolution recognizes the contribution made by community health workers to achieving universal health coverage, responding to health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations. It urges countries and partners to use WHO’s guideline on health policy and system support to optimize community health worker programme, and to allocate adequate resources. At the same time, the WHO Secretariat is requested to collect and evaluate data, monitor implementation of the guideline, and provide support to Member States.
Community health workers have a key role to play in delivering primary health care – they speak local languages and have the trust of local people. They need to be well trained, effectively supervised, and properly recognized for the work they do, as part of multi-disciplinary teams. Investing in community healthworkers generates important employment opportunities, especially for women.
https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/22-05-2019-world-health-assembly-72-update?fbclid=IwAR19VcKDiXwYvtb7Hy1sgC5wnCZUTsHN0GXugfeHVRTgF9nNx6WwCMDGUW4

This is an exciting development in community health. Now Community Health Practitioners are formally recognised.
The Operator of Kwai Tsing District Health Centre, the Kwai Tsing Safe Community and Healthy City Association is currently recruiting different levels of health practitioners.
One of the new approach is to provide opportunity for graduates (degree or associate degree) of health related studies such as public health and community health practice, general health study to be engaged as Community Health Practitioners to support the nurses and allied heath professionals in case management.
Please refer to post 7 and post 8 in the advertisement.
Closing date: 10 June 2019.

香港社區健康學院
Hong Kong College of Community Health Practitioners

Building Professional Capacity of Community Health Practitioners and Contributing to Smart Community Healthcare

The objects of the College

(A) For promotion of health and relief of sickness for the benefit of the Hong Kong community,

(a) To promote community health.

(b) To promote community health education for the general public.

(c) To advance the art and science of the practice of community health.

(d) To enhance and improve the quality of community health care through

(i) Promoting professional training and continuing education in community health, as well as

(ii) Promoting and maintaining a high standard of professional ethics and conduct for the practice of community health.

(e) To conduct research in community health and publish scholarly works.

(f) To hold meetings, workshops, seminars, conferences, symposia, webinars and social functions.

(B) In furtherance of the objects of the College,

(a) To establish local and international recognition of the College as a professional body in community health practice.

(b) To conduct trades and businesses on a charitable non-profit-making basis through in-person and/or multi-media means, including but not limited to the following:

(i) Healthcare-related training and educational services in return for course fees,

(ii) Provision of medical consultations in return for consultations fees,

(iii) Provision of healthcare services and residential accommodation in return for payment,

(iv) Provision and sales of healthcare and rehabilitation equipment in return for payment,

(v) Local and overseas exchange programmes,

(vi) Charity sales,

(vii) Exhibitions, and

(viii) other charity events.

(c) To conduct trades and businesses where the work is mainly carried out by patients as beneficiaries of the College.

(d) To receive and accept donations and gifts on a charitable non-profit-making basis

Directions of the College

Academic - scholarly activities to build professional status and brand of HKCCHP

Community - induction of healthy lifestyle and improving wellness of people

Professional - specialty development and personal advancement of College members

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