Symposium 1 –
*Modern healthcare system – policy agenda for action

Symposium 5 –
Preparedness for 2008 Olympics

Symposium 9 –
Health workforce I

Service priorities & programmes 1 – Engaging community in health I

Service priorities & programmes 5 – Clinical audit

Chairman: Dr Vivian WONG
Director (Strategy & Planning), Hospital Authority

* Health care systems : lessons from the NHS
Prof Paul CORRIGAN
Senior Health Policy Advisor to Prime Minister, UK

* The local healthcare system: Focusing on health
Prof Sian GRIFFITHS
Director, School of Public Health The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Chairman: Mr Paul YU
Hospital Authority Member

Preparing for the equestrian event in 2008 – an organiser's perspective
Mr LAM Woon-kwong
Chief Executive Officer, Equestrian Event (Hong Kong) of the Games of the XXIX Olympiad Company Limited

Preparing for the equestrian Event 2008 – a clinician's Perspective
Dr. Jimmy CHAN
Cluster Coordinator (Accident & Emergency), Service Director (Conflict & Catastrophe Medicine) New

Mr David ROSSITER
Head of Human Resources, Hospital Authority

Training future health workforce – an academic's perspective
Prof Des GORMAN
Chief Executive, Head of School of Medicine, University of Auckland, New Zealand

The clinician's passion for quality and the imperative for cost-effectiveness - The Man From MARS
Prof E K YEOH Professor in Community & Family

Tea

Symposium 2 –
*Enhancing healthcare system performance

Symposium 6 –
Modern management of trauma care

Symposium 10 –
Health workforce II

Service priorities & programmes 2 – Engaging community in health II

Service priorities & programmes 6 – Enhancing staff competency and multi-disciplinary collaboration

Chairman: Dr C C LUK
Cluster Chief Executive (Kowloon East Cluster), Hospital Authority

*Tackling ill health upstream – a good investment return?
Prof Gabriel LEUNG
Professor, Department of Community Medicine The University of Hong Kong

* Innovative models of care delivery
Ms Sue GOONAN
Director of integrated Care Peninsula Health, Victoria, Australia

Dr Lily CHIU
Cluster Chief Executive (Kowloon West Cluster,) Hospital Authority

Management of sport trauma - new technology and community aspiration
Prof K M CHAN
Department of Orthopaedics & Traumatology The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Do Trauma Centres make a difference?
Prof Tim RAINER
Director, Accident & Emergency Medicine Academic Unit, Faulty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Chairman: Dr Susie LUM
Chief Nursing Executive, Hospital Authority

The evolving roles of nurses in healthcare
Dr Linda AIKEN
Claire M. Fagin Leadership Professor in Nursing, School of Nursing University of Pennsylvania, USA

Planning for a quality nursing workforce
Prof Thomas K S WONG
Dean, Faculty of Health & Social Sciences & Chair Professor of Nursing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Symposium 3 –
*Outcome focused healthcare system

Symposium 7 –
*Clinical innovations for health I

Symposium 11 –
Engaging the community I

Service priorities & programmes 3 - Quality assurance & improved outcomes I

Service priorities & programmes 7 – Innovating models of care and modern healthcare system I

Chairman: Dr Hong FUNG
Cluster Chief Executive (New Territories East Cluster), Hospital Authority

*Re-orienting healthcare system to deliver health gain
Prof Martin MCKEE
Professor of European Public Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK

*Hospital@
Night – the UK experience
Dr Patrick C M Chu, Medical Director (Division of Clinical Support), Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital, UK

*Modernising surgeon training - the UK experience
Dr Bernard RIBEIRO
President, The Royal College of Surgeons, UK

Chairman: Ms Margaret TAY
Chief Manager (Integrated Care Programmes), Hospital Authority

Targeted cancer treatment – towards molecular chemotherapy
Dr Roger K C NGAN
Consultant, Clinical Oncology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital

Technical advances in radiotherapy – a new era
Dr Samuel K W CHIU
Senior Medical Officer
Department of Clinical Oncology
Prince of Wales Hospital

Chairman: Dr the Hon LEE Kok-long
Hospital Authority Member

Engaging the community in preparing for population ageing
Prof Alfred C M CHAN
Department of Politics and Sociology, Lingnan University

Community engagement and health care priorities
Dr C K LAW
Associate Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration, The University of Hong Kong

Lunch

Symposium 4 –
*Quality and safety

Symposium 8 –
Clinical innovations for health II

Symposium 12 –
Engaging the community II

Service priorities & programmes 4 - Quality assurance & improved outcomes II

Service priorities & programmes 8 – Innovating models of care and modern healthcare system II

Chairman: Dr Albert C Y LO
Cluster Chief Executive (New Territories West Cluster), Hospital Authority

*Hospital Authority moving towards accreditation?
Dr P Y LEUNG
Director (Quality & Safety), Hospital Authority

*Preventing medical incidents
Prof Albert WU
Professor of Health Policy and Management Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA

Chairman: Dr Daisy DAI
Chief Manager (Primary and Community Services), Hospital Authority

Clinical innovations for palliative care – UK perspective
Dr Simon NOBLE
Clinical Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant Palliative Medicine Department of Palliative Medicine Cardiff University, UK

Clinical innovations for palliative care – lessons from Hong Kong
Dr Doris TSE
Chief of Service (Medicine & Geriatrics/Intensive Care Unit) Caritas Medical Centre

Chairman: Prof Philip LI
Deputy Hospital Chief Executive, Prince of Wales Hospital

Service models of community engagement: Cancer services
Dr W M KO
Chairman, The Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society

Social Enterprises: a new initiative for creating employment and training opportunities for people with psychiatric disability in the community
Ms Deborah WAN
Agency Head, New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

Collaborative partnership with medical profession in providing community based service to elderly
Ms Maggie CHAN
Director, Social Work Services, Caritas Hong Kong

Community Engagement Model for People with Chronic Health Conditions in Hong Kong
Mr NG Hang-sau
Chief of Service Supervisor,
Community Rehabilitation Network,
The HK Society of Rehabilitation

Tea
Convention Exhibition & Poster Session

Presentation of Awards & Closing Ceremony
Best Oral & Poster Awards
Outstanding Staff & Teams Award 2007