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The research and appraisal workshop will be conducted by experienced researchers (Editors and Editorial Board Advisers from Hong Kong Journal of Emergency Medicine and HKCEM Research Office). This workshop is open to all (with no prior requisites), and especially suited for Hong Kong College of Emergency Medicine Education Committee research vetting panel members and potential HKJEM reviewers. This workshop will focus on research appraisal aspects, and taking examples from the HKCEM research appraisal and the journal peer review process. This 3-hour workshop will have 6 short talks (20 minutes) by various speakers to introduce key concepts. There will be a 30-minute Q&A session at the end.
Date: 24 May 2024
Time: 14:00-17:00
Format: Face-to-face
Venue: Hong Kong Science Park
Target participants: Open to All
Language: English, Q&A can be in all languages
Workshop Fee: HK$1,000 (Bundle discount at HK$800 for conference participant)
Learning objectives:- To understand the process and key aspects of peer review and appraisal in emergency medicine research.
- To learn standards and key resources for conducting and reporting research.
Rundown:
Time Speaker Topic 1400 Dr. Kevin Hung Introduction to workshop 1410 Prof. Colin Graham Overview of peer review 1430 Dr. CT Lui HKCEM research pathway and the appraisal process 1450 Dr. Marc Yang Research design and how to utilize the research reporting guidelines and checklists 1510 Break 1530 Dr. Rex Lam Reporting research results and common pitfalls 1550 Prof. Timothy Rainer How to become a better reviewer/ research supervisor 1610 Dr. Kevin Hung HKJEM updates 1630 All Q&A -
Chinese Medicine is one of the most commonly used alternative and complementary therapies in the world with thousands of years in history. The basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is quite different from conventional medicine, or we may call it Western medicine. The theory of TCM is developed from the traditional Chinese philosophy with Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, and Tuina as the three major treatment methods. This TCM workshop will mainly focus on the management of emergency cases, such as syncope, heat stroke, and bone fracture by acupuncture and Tuina. Hands-on experience will be provided.
“Use Of Acupuncture in Emergency Medicine: A Brief Introduction”
Speaker: Dr. ZHANG Shiping, Associate Professor, HKBU, Expert in Acupuncture and Neuroscience
“Introduction of Tui Na (推拿) and bone-setting (with practice)”
Speaker: Dr. CHOW Chi Ho, Associate Professor of Practice, HKBU, Expert in Bone-setting
Date: 24 May 2024
Time: 14:00-18:00
Format: Face-to-face
Venue: Hong Kong Science Park
Target participants: Open to All
Language: Mandarin, Q&A can be in all languages
Workshop Fee: HK$1,000 (Bundle discount at HK$800 for conference participant)
13 - 15 October 2023 • Hong Kong