Tommy Ka Ho Lee

About the Seminar This two-hour online session aims to enhance participants’ understanding and practical skills in medication reconciliation and review, focusing on community settings for patients with multiple chronic conditions and polypharmacy. It highlights the importance of medication reconciliation and review in preventing medication errors and improving patient safety, while discussing the specific challenges faced […]

About the Seminar In the two-hour online seminar, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the latest management guidelines, pharmacotherapy options, strategies to reduce complications, and management of complex diabetes cases. The seminar will also cover essential communication and collaboration techniques to improve patient care. This unique learning opportunity brings together expertise from Hong Kong

Event Highlights: https://cphc.hku.hk/zh/phcsummit2024

About the Seminar This seminar provides an overview of medication review and management services across both hospital and community pharmacy practice settings, with a focus on fostering interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance the continuity of patient care. Participants will gain valuable insights into clinical pearls and medication management strategies. The speakers will also address the challenges

About the Seminar After 40 years, Australia’s universal health care system, Medicare, is facing significant reform. The changing needs of the population, availability of skilled workforce, and the evolution of technology have prompted government to review the primary health care plan, the scope of practice of the health workforce, and current and future investments needed

About the Seminar This seminar provides a comprehensive overview of medication management services in primary care and highlight evidence-informed practices in Australia. Professor Chen will share his experience and recommendations on evidence-informed policy changes including the integration of medication management services in primary care settings, government subsidization and service sustainability. Meanwhile, medical-social collaboration is also