On Friday's Backchat, we talked to a representative from Our Hong Kong Foundation to learn more about their proposal to reform the way the city handles end of life care.
The foundation says current services are fragmented and predominantly focused on medical treatment, and patients' psychological and spiritual needs are often overlooked.
After that, we found out from a doctor on the Hong Kong Medical Association's latest guidelines on seven types of vaccinations.
After the news, we learned more about Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis -- the most common form of paediatric scoliosis occurring in youngsters between the ages of 10 and 18.
And finally to end the show, we immersed ourvelves into the city's arts scene and learned more about the Canton Modern exhibition at the M+ museum, which showcases 20th century Cantonese art and visual culture.
9:05am-9:17am: Proposal to reform end of life care
Speaker:
- Dorothy Yeung, Researcher at Our Hong Kong Foundation
9:17am-9:30am: Vaccination recommendations
Speaker:
- Dr. Alvin Chan, Paediatrician and Co-Chairman of the Committee on Relationship with Patient Organisations
9:32am-9:50am: Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
Speakers:
- Dr Kenny Kwan, Clinical Associate Professor at the School of Clinical Medicine, The University of Hong Kong
- Joanne Yip, Associate Dean at the School of Fashion & Textiles, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
9:50am-10:00am: Canton Modern M+ exhibition
Speaker:
- Alan Yeung, Associate Curator of Ink Art at M+
