Research and Impact Initiative on Communication in Healthcare
醫療溝通研究及影響倡議
The 3rd International E-Symposium on Communication in Health Care
“Advancing Frontiers of Health Communication Research, Education and Practice during the Pandemic”
Hong Kong Time Indicated Below
Keynotes: 30 mins + 15 mins virtual coffee chat (click the title to view abstract)
Sessions: 15 mins per talk + 15 mins overall Q&A (click "Session X" to view abstracts)
Day 2 Programme
Keynote 4
(Moderator: Brian King)
0900-0930
Mariana Lazzaro-Salazar
Universidad Católica del Maule
An exploratory study of meaning negotiation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) consultation—a case study of Hong Kong
Jack Pun
City University of Hong Kong
(with Winnie Chor, Linda Zhong & Olga Zayts- Spence)
Researching online medical consultations in Mainland China
Zhengpeng Luo
Peking University
What do Chinese patients think it means to be "old"?
Ni-Eng Lim
Nanyang Technological University
Virtual Coffee Chat (with Mariana Lazzaro-Salazar)
1030-1045
Short Break
1045-1100
Session 8: Communicating Sex Variation in Healthcare Settings and Beyond
(Moderator: Julia de Bres)
1100-1200
Language and the geopolitics of sex variation
Brian King
The University of Hong Kong
Disorders/ Differences of sex development: A preliminary nationwide study of parental experiences in China
Elaine Tsui
Hong Kong Baptist University
The human rights of children with intersex variations and their family members
Morgan Carpenter
Intersex Human Rights Australia/ The University of Sydney
Session 9: Health Professions Education 1 (Moderator: Susan Bridges)
1200-1300
Dialogic approaches to clinical reasoning: Understanding the role of educational technologies in
health professions education
Susan Bridges
The University of Hong Kong
The effectiveness of 'social stories’ to improve the oral health of preschool children with learning disabilities
Colman McGrath
The University of Hong Kong
Session 9 (Cont'd)
Communication skills learning in obstetrics and gynaecology during the COVID-19 pandemic: Sharing of our experience
Sofie Yung
The University of Hong Kong
Lunch Break
1300-1400
Contact is not enough: A qualitative study of how space and place impact on interprofessional education
Jennifer Cleland
Nanyang Technological University
Communication in a new competency-based integrated medical curriculum
Daniel T. Baptista-Hon & Lap Ki Chan
Macau University of Science and Technology
Embedding cultural awareness and responsiveness in health practitioners' education: An open discussion
Taiying Lee
The University of Hong Kong
Session 11: Issues in Genetic Counselling and Genetic Testing
(Moderator: Olga Zayts-Spence)
1500-1600
Challenges in genetic counselling in uncertainties
Stephen Lam
Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital/ Clinical Genetic Services
Can genomics remove uncertainty from adoption? Social workers’ and medical advisors’ accounts of genetic testing
Michael Arribas-Ayllon
Cardiff University
Elicitation of children’s understanding of information in genetic counseling for Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome
Andy LC Hui
The University of Hong Kong
Virtual Coffee Chat
1600-1615
How to communicate science effectively in a pandemic: A case study of a podcasting virologist Christian Drosten
Sylvia Jaworska
The University of Reading
Session 12 (Cont'd)
Tribal epistemologies, intercultural Contact, and COVID-19 related health behaviour
Rodney Jones
The University of Reading
Sense and sensibility: Urban public signs during a pandemic
Zhu Hua
The University of Birmingham
Keynote 5
(Moderator: Elena Semino)
1715-1800
May O. Lwin
Nanyang Technological University
Closing
1800-1815