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Based on ancient techniques, mindfulness is a powerful psychological intervention/coping skill that has been shown to improve mood and reduce stress. Mindfulness involves bringing one’s attention into the present moment; bringing full awareness into present experiences on purpose and nonjudgmental...

To study genetic sequence variants underlying unresolved Mendelian disorders and improve interpretation of already identified high penetrance variants, a collection of 13,000 individuals with a rare disease and their relatives has been whole genome sequenced with an average 30x coverage. Participant...

Healthcare professionals abide by codes of conduct built around respect of life and human dignity, respect for autonomy of the patient, minimizing harm and doing good, justice, respect for colleagues and other professional etiquette.  Some of these elements are as ancient as Hippocrates (c. 370...

Genomic analysis of gastrointestinal cancers, the most common cancer types worldwide, has revealed marked histological and molecular heterogeneity linked to different pathways of cancer development with therapeutic implications. For example, colorectal cancers that progress through serrated polyps a...

IntroductionNew nurse graduates often experience distress related to theory-to-practice gaps when transitioning to the professional clinical nurses. Caring for increasingly complex patients with multiple comorbidities also is their challenge. A Graduates Reasoning Advanced Interactive Nursing Skills...

Innovating for better care via a common mobile patient app platform to is one of the key strategies in the Hospital Authority (HA) in enhancing patient experience and health outcome. To empower patients in improving their own health, a common patient app platform (HA Go) is built in 2019 so that pat...

Recent pedagogical focus has shifted from teacher-orientated knowledge transfer to outcome-based learning. In an undergraduate orthopaedic teaching module, Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) are explicitly specified right at the start of the module. To help students cope with the SLO through harnessing...

Diseases affecting the brain is the commonest reason for preventing aging in place. Commonest brain diseases associated with institutionalization are Alzheimer’s and cerebrovascular diseases (stroke, small vessel disease), degenerative (idiopathic Parkinson’s disease) and vascular (small vessel ...