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Community Rehabilitation and Primary Healthcare Specialty Group (CRnPHSG) – Online Lecture on “Physiotherapist’s role in Geriatric Service”
HKPA Forum Announcement: Advancing Physiotherapy Practice in Hong Kong – Updates and Future Directions
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association is pleased to announce an upcoming forum titled “Advancing Physiotherapy Practice in Hong Kong: Updates and Future Directions”. This event is designed to address significant developments in the profession, following the recent Engagement Session organized by the Health Bureau.
This forum will provide a comprehensive overview of the proposed amendments, with a particular focus on three key areas:
- Direct Access: Changes to regulations that will impact how patients access physiotherapy services.
- Referral System: Updates to the referral framework from Chinese Medical Practitioners (CMP) and its implications for interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Updates of requirements for ongoing education and skill enhancement.
Speakers
Ms. Mandy MAK, Prof. Raymond TSANG, Dr. Ivan SU, Mr. Alexander WOO
Target Participants
Physiotherapists and physiotherapy students
Class Capacity
1000 (*Priory will be given to HKPA members)
CPD points
2 points (AC1250808)
Deadline for Application
April 3, 2025 (Thur)
Enquiries
Ms Sara Poon via sarapkwsarapkw@gmail.com
These updates mark a pivotal moment for the physiotherapy profession in Hong Kong, and it is essential for our physiotherapy colleagues and students to stay informed and engaged. This forum will not only highlight the changes but also facilitate discussions on how we, as a profession, can adapt and thrive in this evolving landscape.
Join us as we explore these developments, share insights, and collectively chart a way forward for the future of physiotherapy in Hong Kong
Community Rehabilitation and Primary Healthcare Specialty Group (CRnPHSG): Implementation of Mobile App in Monitoring and Rehabilitation for Community-Dwelling Elders with Knee Pain
- 2 April 2025 (Wed)
- 7:00pm-8:30pm
- HKPA Premises (Rm 901, 9/F, Rightful Centre, 12 Tak Hing Street, Jordan, Kowloon)
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Community Rehabilitation and Primary Healthcare Specialty Group (CRnPHSG): Implementation of Mobile App in Monitoring and Rehabilitation for Community-Dwelling Elders with Knee Pain
Contents
- Introduction of using Mobile App in Rehabiliation
- Gamificaiton of exercises
- Clinical applications of the mobile App
- Experience sharing
Speakers
Mr. YIP Pak-yin and Ms CHEUNG Ka-yan
Class Capacity
30
Course Fee (HKD)
- HKPA CRnPHSG or C&PWG Members: Free
- HKPA Member: $50
- Other Local Registered Physiotherapists: $650
- CPD Points: 2 points
Deadline for Application
March 24, 2025 (Monday)
Enquiries
Dr. Ivan Siu via ivan2010syw@gmail.com
[HKPA x HKPC] Interview Workshop 2025
- March 30, 2025 (Sunday)
- 2:00pm-4:30pm
- ZOOM
- Free of Charges
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We’re excited to announce the upcoming event, Interview Workshop 2025, hosted by the Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (HKPA) and Hong Kong Physiotherapy Concern (HKPC). This event is specifically tailored for physiotherapy students and aims to provide students with valuable insights into the physiotherapy field, particularly the Interview tips in different job settings!
Guest Speakers
Ms. Mandy MAK (Hospital Authority), Ms. Eva CHUN (Private Hospital), Mr. Francis CHAN (Non-Government Organization), Mr. Jacky LEUNG (Private Practice)
Target Participants
Physiotherapy students ONLY
Class Capacity
500 (ZOOM)
Language
Cantonese
Deadline for Application
March 23, 2025 (Sunday)
Enquiries
Ms Sara Poon via sarapkwsarapkw@gmail.com and cc to hkpc.info@gmail.com
AIMSG: Instructor workshop on Physiotherapeutic Poles Therapy – Physiotherapy Taiji Xiao Jin Zhong
HKPA Webinar: Introduction & Clinical Application of EMG-triggered Multichannel Functional Electrical Stimulation in Neurorehabilitation
Co-organizer: MED-EL, HealthLink Academy
This webinar consists of evidence-based studies and case studies in the field of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES). In the case studies, the different application areas of FES will be introduced, the different parameters for innervated and (partly) denervated muscles will be discussed, and the unique features of the electrical stimulation device STIWELL PROFES will be highlighted. That way, the webinar will offer a perfect glimpse of this innovative therapy approach combining, theory and practice.
Speaker
Mr. Thomas Schick
(Head of the Business Unit Neurorehabilitation STIWELL)
Course Fee: Free of Charge
CPD Point: 2 points
Class capacity: 1000
Enquiry:
Ms. Sara Poon: sarapkwsarapkw@gmail.com
Remark:
Successful applicants will be notified via email or the “notice of successful applicants” in the web page of HKPA Ltd.
Deadline of application: 6 April 2025 (Sun)
Intensive Clinical TMS and Neuronavigation Certification Training
- 10-11 May 2025 (Sat & Sun)
- 9am – 5pm
- GH014 & GH016, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Hong Kong
Course Fee:
Early Bird Registration (before 1 Mar 2025):
Registration (on or after 1 Mar 2025):
CPD Point: 10 points
Class capacity: 30 (Physiotherapists Only)
Enquiry:
Mr. Alexander WOO
Tel: 9280-3532
Email: president.hkpa@gmail.com
Deadline of application: 31st March 2025 (Mon)
APTSG: Program B – Practical Application of Aquatic Physiotherapy in Clinical Settings
- 22 March 2025 (Saturday)
- 09:00 - 17:00
- Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong Wu Kai Sha Youth Village (Ma On Shan Station)
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Aquatic physiotherapy is a specialized field that utilizes water for therapeutic exercises and rehabilitation, playing a crucial role in physiotherapy education. This workshop aims to explore the latest advancements in aquatic physiotherapy, focusing on evidence-based practices and global standards in service delivery. Participants will gain insights into the practical incorporation of aquatic physiotherapy in various targeted populations.
The workshop will feature a series of expert presentations and discussions, offering a platform for sharing knowledge and best practices in the field. Topics will range from specialized techniques for various populations to innovative training methods and tools used in aquatic settings.
In addition to the informative sessions, the workshop will include practical training opportunities in a pool environment, allowing participants to apply their learning in real-world scenarios. The event will culminate with the introduction of a new professional program, the ‘Professional Certificate in Aquatic Physiotherapy,’ organized by PolyU SPEED, further enhancing educational offerings in this vital area of physiotherapy.
Course Fee:
CPD Point: pending
Class capacity: 24 (for physiotherapist only)
Enquiry:
Mr Boris Ho/Ms Manny Kwok (hkpaaptsg@gmail.com)
Remark:
The cheque is payable to “Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association Limited” with course code, your name and contact phone number at the back. Please do not staple the cheque to the application form. Please mail the application form together with the cheque to:
Dr Sam WONG,
17/F, Cheuk Nang Centre, 9-11 Hillwood Road,
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.
Deadline of application: 14 March 2025 (Friday)
APTSG: Program A – The Cutting-edge Development of Aquatic Physiotherapy & The Urge to Develop an Educational Framework for Aquatic Physiotherapy in Hong Kong
- 6 March 2025 (Thursday)
- 19:30 - 21:00
- Lecture Theatre HHB-UG06, PolyU Hung Hom Bay Campus
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Aquatic physiotherapy refers to physiotherapy treatments and therapeutic exercises performed in water for physical rehabilitation, fitness, and other therapeutic gains. It is one of the key learning components in the curriculum of physiotherapy education.
The seminar will talk about the cutting-edge development of aquatic physiotherapy based on the latest scientific evidence, and the global standards of aquatic physiotherapy services. It will also reveal how the physiotherapy education institutions develop learning and teaching activities in relation to aquatic physiotherapy practice in their physiotherapy education programs, and discuss the challenges encountered in developing aquatic physiotherapy curriculum.
A panel discussion on the urge to develop an educational framework for aquatic physiotherapy in Hong Kong will take place too. At the end of the seminar, a newly developed professional program in aquatic physiotherapy, titled ‘Professional Certificate in Aquatic Physiotherapy’, organized by PolyU SPEED will be introduced to all participants.
Course Fee:
CPD Point: pending
Class capacity: 100
Enquiry:
Mr Boris Ho/Ms Manny Kwok (hkpaaptsg@gmail.com)
Remark:
The cheque is payable to “Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association Limited” with course code, your name and contact phone number at the back. Please do not staple the cheque to the application form. Please mail the application form together with the cheque to:
Dr Sam WONG,
17/F, Cheuk Nang Centre, 9-11 Hillwood Road,
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.
Deadline of application: 27 February 2025 (Thursday)