Endocrinology is the branch of medicine concerned with endocrine glands/systems located in different parts of the body (e.g. pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, gonads, adrenal glands, pancreatic islets, gut, endothelium and bone). These organs secrete hormones to regulate growth, metabolism and reproduction in response to internal and external signals.

Metabolism, put simply, is the whole sum of cellular reactions for supplying the body with energy for survival. Loss of structure and function of these endocrine glands lead to multisystem diseases with diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, thyroid dysfunction and osteoporosis as the most common endocrine and metabolic conditions.

Due to the pluripotent effects of the endocrine system, patients with endocrine disorders are encountered by many healthcare professionals including doctors, nurses, pharmacists and nutritionists in their daily practice. Due to their silent nature, diagnosis and treatment of these common conditions may be delayed leading to comorbidities and poor quality of life. Besides, rare presentations of common conditions (e.g. thyrotoxic heart disease) and common presentations of rare conditions (e.g. Cushing’s syndrome presenting with diabetes) continue to pose diagnostic and therapeutic challenges.

With leaps and bounces in the field of genomic and multiomic research, a key albeit not the only component of precision medicine, many advances have been made in the field of rare and hereditary endocrine diseases, e.g. familial hypercholesterolaemia and monogenic diabetes. The rising healthcare burden of obesity, diabetes and osteoporosis continue to drive innovation in technologies and therapeutics. The use of big data to generate algorithms and models are now used to help patients, providers and payors make informed decisions.

The MEDM Programme consists of lectures, workshops, case studies, clinical attachments, research projects and presentations with commendations from students and teachers. Since 2001, the MEDM consisting of modules with award of diploma and professional credit points have benefited many doctors, allied healthcare professionals and scientists who have use these knowledge to benefit people with or at risk of these conditions or put their scientific knowledge within clinical contexts, whilst advance their professional pursuit.

At the end of the 2-year programme, graduates will have an in-depth understanding of the followings:

– Scientific principles underlying regulation of the endocrine system and maintenance of homeostasis (internal environment) including energy metabolism
– Effective use of currently available diagnostic and assessment tools as well as therapeutic options in the management of diabetes, obesity, metabolic and endocrine diseases
– Latest development in precision medicine, big data analytics and artificial intelligence in the prediction, prevention, classification and personalized treatment of common and rare endocrine conditions
– Latest development in therapeutics and technologies including devices, wearables, diagnostics, digital platforms and drugs  as well as their effectiveness and cost-effectiveness
– Principles and practice of cognitive-psychological-behavioral management of people with or at risk of these chronic diseases
– Importance of care organization to implement evidence-guided, value-based and person-centred interdisciplinary care with ongoing evaluation
– Critical appraisal of published data and design of research and quality improvement programmes through cooperative learning and effective communication

Course Ref Code Date Time Description
DM1S1 6-Sept-25 Glucose homeostasis and diabetes – an overview
14:00-15:00 Glucose homeostasis and insulin actions
15:00-16:00 Precision diabetes care
DM1S2 13-Sept-25 Practical diabetes management (1)
14:00-15:00 Hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia emergencies
15:00-16:00 When and how to start basal insulin, intensive insulin therapy and continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion
16:15-17:15 Therapeutic diabetes education
DM1S3 20-Sept-25 Practical diabetes management (2)
14:00-15:00 How to start non-insulin glucose lowering drugs and which one?
15:00-16:00 Personalized lifestyle therapy for diabetes
16:15-17:15 Diagnosis and classification of diabetes
17:15-18:15 Monitoring of diabetes management
DM2W1 11-Oct-25 14:00-19:00 Dietary management in diabetes
Meal planning and weight management – from theory to practice
Exercise in Diabetes Management
DM2W2 18-Oct-25 14:00-19:00 Meal planning and weight management – from theory to practice
·Elderly patients with type 2 diabetes
·Patients with obesity, metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular or renal complications
·Non-obese, insulin-treated patients treated with type 2 diabetes
DM3C1 TBC TBC Therapeutic diabetes education programme
DM3C2 TBC TBC Insulin injection education programme
DM3C3 TBC TBC Continuous glucose monitoring and new devices
DM3C4 TBC TBC Individual counseling and patient empowerment
DM3C5 TBC TBC Intensive insulin therapy programme
DM3C6 TBC TBC Shared care and quality assurance
-risk factors and complication
Assessment
DM1S4 25-Oct-25 Diabetes management in special situations
14:00-15:00 Obesity
15:00-16:00 Management of diabetes in pregnancy including gestational diabetes
16:15-17:15 Childhood diabetes
DM1S5 1-Nov-25 Diabetes and comorbidities (1)
14:00-15:00 Old and new therapies in hypertension
15:00-16:00 Cardiologist’s perspectives on cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome
16:15-17:15 Nephrologist’s perspectives on cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome
DM1S6 8-Nov-25 Diabetes and comorbidities (2)
14:00-15:00 Eye complications in diabetes
15:00-16:00 Cognitive dysfunction and neurological complications in diabetes
16:30-17:30 MEDM 5101 In-class MCQ Paper Exam
(20 questions on DM1S1, DM1S2, DM1S3, DM2W1 and DM2W2)
DM2W3 22-Nov-25 14:00-19:00 Practical aspects of insulin treatment
·How to give insulin injection
·How to adjust insulin dosages in the ambulatory and in-patient settings
·Common pitfalls
DM2W4 6-Dec-25 14:00-19:00 Diabetes self management
·Practical aspects of self-monitoring and its interpretation
·Sick day management
·Management of hypoglycemia
6-Dec-25 Submission of MEDM5102 Case Studies (softcopy, by 23:59)
DM2W5 13-Dec-25 14:00-19:00 Quality diabetes care
·Prevention of diabetic complications
·Translating evidence to clinical practice
·Quality diabetes care through teamwork
DM3C8 TBC TBC Weight Management
DM3C9 TBC TBC Education on meal planning
DM3C10 TBC TBC Foot care in diabetes
DM3C11 TBC TBC Gestational diabetes
DM3C12 TBC TBC Diabetes eye clinic
DM3C13 TBC TBC Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease Clinic
DM4D1 10-Jan-26 14:00-18:00 Statistical analysis made easy
DM4D2 17-Jan-26 14:00-18:00 ·Big data, AI and its applications
·Genetics made easy
DM4D3 24-Jan-26 14:00-18:00 Critical appraisal of evidence
DM4D4 31-Jan-26 14:00-18:00 Translation of research into clinical practice – holistic patient care in diabetes (1)
·Depression, diabetes distress and quality of life in type 2 diabetes
·Psychological management in obesity and non-communicable diseases
·Communications with patients having diabetes (1)
DM4D5 7-Feb-26 14:00-18:00 Translation of research into clinical practice – holistic patient care in diabetes (2)
·Peer support in diabetes
·Motivational interview – concept and application
·Communications with patients having diabetes (2)
DM4D6 28-Feb-26 14:00-18:00 Diabetes in-patient care and special situations
Continuous glucose monitoring and clamp studies
EM1S1 7-Mar-26 An introduction to endocrinology
14:00-15:00 Overview of homeostasis and endocrine system
15:00-16:00 Overview of disease of the hypothalamus pituitary axis
16:15-17:15 Neurohormonal dysregulation
Submission of MEDM6101 Dissertation (softcopy, by 23:59)
EM1S2 14-Mar-26 Hypothalamus-pituitary axis
14:00-15:00 Cushing’s syndrome – from diagnosis to management
15:00-16:00 Pituitary incidentaloma and prolactinoma
16:15-17:15 Acromegaly
EM1S3 21-Mar-26 Thyroid and bone disorders
14:00-15:00 Thyroid disorders – pitfall of diagnosis and management
15:00-16:00 Osteoporosis – current management
16:15-17:15 Calcium disorders and metabolic bone disease
EM3C1 TBC TBC Endocrine clinic
EM3C2 TBC TBC Endocrine case discussion
EM1S4 28-Mar-26 Reproductive endocrinology
14:00-15:00 Polycystic ovarian syndrome – its metabolic and endocrine aspects
15:00-16:00 Approach to menstrual disturbance and infertility
16:15-17:15 Approach to impotence and hypogonadism
17:30-18:30 MEDM 5201 In-class MCQ Paper Exam
(20 questions on EM1S1, EM1S2 and EM1S3)
EM1S5 11-Apr-26 Adrenal disorders
14:00-15:00 Conn’s syndrome and work up for secondary hypertension
15:00-16:00 Neuroendocrine tumors and updates
16:15-17:15 Phaeochromocytoma and adrenal incidentaloma-workup and management
EM1S6 18-Apr-26 Growth & Homeostasis
14:00-15:00 Short stature, delayed puberty and overview of other common paediatric endocrine diseases
15:00-16:00 Old and new therapies in lipid disorders
16:15-17:15 Electrolyte abnormalities in sodium and potassium metabolism
EM1S7 25-Apr-26 Emerging issues and controversies
14:00-15:00 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and endocrine dysfunction
15:00-16:00 Drug-induced endocrinopathies
16:15-17:15 Genetic endocrine disease – an overview
EM3C3 TBC TBC Endocrine in-patient grand round
EM3C4 TBC TBC Combined obesity clinic
EM3C5 TBC TBC Thyroid clinic
EM3C6 TBC TBC Combined pituitary clinic
EM3C7 TBC TBC Growth & Endocrine clinic
EM2W1 5-Sept-26 14:00-19:00 Thyroid and bone disorders
Radiological evaluation of osteoporosis
Thyroid and parathyroid disorders
Thyroid eye disease
EM2W2 12-Sept-26 14:00-19:00 Adrenal gland and reproductive endocrinology (1)
·Addison’s disease and Phaeochromocytoma
·Conn’s and Cushing’s syndrome
·Radiological evaluation of adrenal disorders
·Hirsutism and virilization – evaluation and management
·Endocrine disorders in pregnancy (excluding diabetes)
EM2W3 19-Sept-26 14:00-18:00 Pituitary gland and reproductive endocrinology (2)
·Principles and applications of radiotherapy for common pituitary adenomas
·Surgical management of pituitary tumors, from prolactinoma, acromegaly, incidentaloma to other tumors
·Evaluation and management of infertility
EM2W4 31-Oct-26 14:00-18:00 Electrolytes, endocrine tests and hot topics
·Interpretation of endocrine tests during acute illnesses
·Hypernatremia and hyperkalaemia
·Hyponatremia and hypokalaemia
·Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome
EM2W5 7-Nov-26 14:00-15:00 MEDM 5202 In-class MCQ Paper Exam
(20 questions on EM1S4, EM1S5, EM1S6, EM1S7, EM2W1, EM2W2 and EM2W3)
15:00-18:00 Paediatric and reproductive endocrinology (3)
·Acromegaly-a multidisciplinary approach for management and evaluation
·Short stature-diagnostic evaluation and practical tips for management
·Congenital adrenal hyperplasia and interpretation of urinary steroid profile
7-Nov-26 Submission of MEDM5202 Case Studies (softcopy, by 23:59)
EM3C8 TBC TBC Combined gynae-endocrine clinic
8-Jan-27 Submission of MEDM6201 Dissertation (softcopy, by 23:59)
WM1S1 9-Jan-27 Obesity – from epidemiology to pathophysiology
14:00-15:30 Weight management – past, present and future
15:30-16:30 Exercise in weight management
16:45-17:45 Cognitive-behavioral therapy of obesity
WM1S2 16-Jan-27 Management of obesity – from theory to practice
14:00-15:00 Obesity- from brain to gut to liver
15:00-16:00 Popular diets for weight management – are these sound diets?
16:15-17:15 Obesity and diabetes – remission and prevention
WM2W1 23-Jan-27 Interactive case discussion: managing obesity – managing obesity related comorbidities
14:00-15:00 Clinical assessment of obesity
15:15-16:15 Gynecological complications of obesity
16:30-17:30 Peri-operative management of patients undergoing metabolic surgery
17:30-18:30 Psycho-behavioral treatment of binge eating disorder in people with obesity
WM2W2 30-Jan-27 Interactive case discussion: managing obesity – a multidisciplinary approach
14:00-15:00 Role of metabolic surgery in obesity management
15:15-16:15 The role of gut microbiome in obesity
16:30-17:30 Cardiovascular complications of obesity
17:30-18:30 Practical dietary strategies for weight management
13-Feb-27 14:30-15:30 MEDM 5301 In-class MCQ Paper Exam
(30 questions on WM1S1, WM1S2, WM2W1 and WM2W2)
–for those enrolling the full course
MEDM6401 20-Feb-27 14:00-15:00 Graduation Project Tutorial 1
(Graduation Project) -Overview and Introduction
15:15-17:15 Graduation Project Tutorial 2 – Statistical Workshop
13-Mar-27 Graduation Project Tutorial 3 – Discussion
14:00-15:00 Graduation Project Tutorial 3
(Group 1)
Graduation Project Tutorial 3
(Group 2)
15:00-16:00 Graduation Project Tutorial 3
(Group 3)
Graduation Project Tutorial 3
(Group 4)
3-Apr-27 14:00-14:45 Presentation Day – Group 1
14:45-15:30 Presentation Day – Group 2
15:30-16:15 Presentation Day – Group 3
16:15-17:00 Presentation Day – Group 4
17-Apr-27 Submission of MEDM6401 Graduate Project (softcopy, by 23:59)
MCQ 8-May-27 14:30-16:30 MCQ

 

Total Unit Required: 30

 

Units Study Term Programme Modules Programme Codes
10 units Year 1

Term 1-3

 Diabetes Management and Education

I – III

 MEDM5101 MEDM5102 MEDM6101
8 units Year 1 Term 3
Year 2
Term 1-2		 General Endocrinology and Metabolism

I – III

 MEDM5201 MEDM5202 MEDM6201
1 unit Year 2 Term 2 Obesity and Weight Management MEDM5301
11 units Year 2 Term 3 Graduation Project MEDM6401

 

Programme of Study

MEDM5101 Diabetes Management and Education I (2.3 units)

Symposia

Glucose homeostasis and diabetes – an overview

·         Glucose homeostasis and insulin actions

·         Diagnosis and classification of diabetes

·         Monitoring of diabetes management

Practical diabetes management (1)

·         Exercise in diabetes management

·         When to use oral agents and which one?

·         Hypoglycaemia, hyperglycaemia and sick day management

Practical diabetes management (2)

·         When and how to use insulin?

·         Intensive insulin therapy

·         Other injectable therapies in diabetes

Interactive Workshops – Practical Management

·         Exercise in diabetes management

·         From diagnosis to management

·         Meal planning and weight management – from theory to practice

Clinical Attachment

·         Therapeutic diabetes education programme

·         Insulin injection education programme

·         Continuous glucose monitoring and new devices

·         Shared care and quality assurance – risk factors and complication assessment

 

 

MEDM5102 Diabetes Management and Education II (4.3 units)

Symposia

Diabetes management in special situations

·         Obesity

·         Management of diabetes and pregnancy including gestational diabetes

·         Dyslipidaemia and hypertension

Diabetic comorbidities (1)

·         Childhood diabetes

·         Cardiovascular complications of diabetes

·         Renal complications of diabetes

·         Therapeutics diabetes education

Diabetic comorbidities (2)

·         Diabetes in-patient care and special situations

·         Retinopathy

·         Other comorbidities

Interactive Workshops – Practical Management

·         Practical aspects of insulin treatment

·         Diabetes self management

·         Quality diabetes care

Clinical Attachment

·         Weight Management

·         Education on meal planning

·         Foot care in diabetes

·         Gestational diabetes

 

 

MEDM6101 Diabetes Management and Education III (3.4 units)

 

Clinical Attachment

·         Diabetes eye clinic

·         Diabetic nephropathy clinic

 

Interactive Workshops – Research Methodologies and Treatment with Clinical Practice

·         Research methodologies illustrated with local examples and practical sessions using locally relevant databases

·         Statistical analysis made easy – a diabetologist’s perspective

·         Critical appraisal of landmark studies in diabetes (diagnosis, harm, prognosis and therapy)

Translational of research into clinical practice – holistic patient care in diabetes (1)

·         Depression, diabetes distress and quality of life in type 2 diabetes

·         Psychological management in obesity and non-communicable diseases

·         Communications with patients having diabetes (1)

 

Translational of research into clinical practice – holistic patient care in diabetes (2)

·         Motivational interview – concept and application

·         Communications with patients having diabetes (2)

·         Peer support in diabetes

 

Autonomic neuropathy

Continuous glucose monitoring and clamp studies

 

 

MEDM5201 General Endocrinology & Metabolism I (1 unit)

Symposia

An introduction to endocrinology

·         Overview of homeostasis and endocrine system

·         Overview of disease of the hypothalamus pituitary axis

·         Genetic endocrine disease – an overview

 

Hypothalamus-pituitary axis

·         Cushing’s syndrome – from diagnosis to management

·         Pituitary incidentoloma and prolactinoma

·         Acromegaly

 

Thyroid and bone disorders

·         Thyroid disorders – pitfall of diagnosis and management

·         Osteoporosis – current management

·         Calcium disorders and metabolic bone disease

Clinical Attachment

·         Endocrine clinic

·         Endocrine case discussion

 

 

MEDM5202 General Endocrinology & Metabolism II (3 units)

 

Symposia

Reproductive endocrinology

·         Polycystic ovarian syndrome – its metabolic and endocrine aspects

·         Approach to menstrual disturbance and infertility

·         Approach to impotence and hypogonadism

 

Adrenal disorders

·         Conn’s syndrome and workup for secondary hypertension

·         Common lipid disorders – evaluation and update on management

·         Phaeochromocytoma and adrenal incidentoloma – workup and management

 

Common lipid and uncommon childhood endocrine disorders

·         Short stature, delayed puberty and overview of other common paediatric endocrine diseases

·         Neuroendocrine tumors and updates

·         Molecular and biochemical evaluation of endocrine disorders

 

Emerging issues and controversies

·         Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and endocrine dysfunction

·         Interpretation of endocrine tests during acute illnesses

·         Neurohormonal dysregulation

 

Interactive Workshops – Practical Management

 

Thyroid and bone disorders

·         Principles and applications of thyroid function tests and bone turnover markers

·         Thyroid and parathyroid disorders

·         Ophathalmic Graves’ Diseases

·         Radiological evaluation of osteoporosis

 

Adrenal gland and reproductive endocrinology (1)

·         Addison’s disease and Phaeochromocytoma

·         Conn’s and Cushing’s syndrome

·         Radiological evaluation of adrenal disorders

·         Hirsutism and virilization – evaluation and management

·         Endocrine disorders in pregnancy (excluding diabetes)

Pituitary gland and reproductive endocrinology (2)

·         Evaluation and management of infertility

·         Principles and applications of radiotherapy for common pituitary adenomas

·         Prolactinoma (micro vs macro) – medical or surgical treatment

Clinical Attachment

·         Endocrine in-patient grand round

·         Combined obesity clinic

·         Thyroid clinic

·         Combined pituitary clinic

·         Growth and Endocrine clinic

 

 

MEDM6201 General Endocrinology & Metabolism III (4 units)

 

Interactive Workshops – Practical Management

 

Electrolytes and lipid disorders (from clinical evaluation to management)

·         Common dyslipidaemia and genetic lipid disorders

·         Hypernatremia and hyperkalaemia

·         Hyponatremia and hypokalaemia

Paediatric and reproductive endocrinology (3)

·         Acromegaly – a multidisciplinary approach for management and evaluation

·         Short stature – diagnostic evaluation and practical tips for management

·         Congenital adrenal hyperplasia and interpretation of urinary steroid profile

 

Clinical Attachment

·         Combined gynae-endocrine clinic

 

 

MEDM5301 Obesity & Weight Management (1 unit)

 

Symposia

 

Obesity – from epidemiology to pathophysiology

·         Origin of obesity – from brain to gut to ectopic sites

·         Obesity as a chronic disease – Greater China perspectives

·         Role of guy microbiome in obesity

 

Management of obesity – from theory to practice

·         Weight management – past, present and future

·         Popular diets for weight management – are these sound diets?

·         Role of exercise and behavior modification

 

Interactive Workshops – Practical Management

 

Interactive case discussion: managing obesity – managing obesity related co-morbidities

·         Clinical assessment of obesity

·         Gynecological complications of obesity

·         Cardiovascular complications of obesity

·         Psychobehavioral treatment of binge eating disorder in obese subjects

 

Interactive case discussion: managing obesity – a multidisciplinary approach

·         Role of metabolic surgery in obesity management

·         Exercise and lifestyle modifications

·         Peri-operative management of patients undergoing metabolic surgery

·         Practical dietary strategies for weight management

 

MEDM6401 Graduation Project (11 units)

A 5,000-word group project is required to be submitted by the end of the programme

Course Venue:
Prince of Wales Hospital, Shatin, New Territories
Teaching Mode: Face-to-face in person

  • Dr Angel Chan
  • Prof Juliana Chan
  • Dr Michael Chan
  • Mr Peter Chan
  • Prof Stephen Chan
  • Dr Ho-yu Cheng
  • Dr Kitty Cheung
  • Dr Kelvin Chong
  • Dr Elaine Chow
  • Prof Winnie Chu
  • Dr Jacqueline Chung
  • Dr Linda Fung
  • Prof James Francis Griffith
  • Prof Stanley Hui
  • Dr Gary Ko
  • Prof Alice Kong
  • Dr Eric Lau
  • Ms Kit-man Loo
  • Dr Grace Lui
  

  • Prof Andrea Luk
  • Prof Ronald Ma
  • Dr Joyce Mak
  • Prof Chi-fai Ng
  • Dr Danny Ng
  • Prof Enders Ng
  • Dr Darren Poon
  • Prof Wai-sang Poon
  • Dr Mandy Sea
  • Prof Ann Shiu
  • Prof Cheuk-chun Szeto
  • Prof Wing-hung Tam
  • Dr Guangming Tan
  • Prof Brian Tomlinson
  • Mr Eric Tse
  • Dr Simon Wong
  • Dr Ho-chung Yau
  • Dr Tiffany Yau
  • Ms Theresa Yeung

Assessment will be based on the followings:

  • A minimum attendance of 75% in each course
  • Eight cases scenario discussions (500‐word per scenario)
  • A 5000‐word dissertation on a diabetes‐related topic
  • A 5000‐word dissertation on an endocrine‐related topic
  • MCQ assessment at the end of courses MEDM5101, MEDM5201,MEDM5202, MEDM5301 and MEDM6401
  • A 5000‐word group project by the end of the programme

Assignments each will be graded from A to F with Grade C or above being regarded as Pass. Candidates are required to obtain an overall GPA 2.0 (Grade C) or above in order to graduate.

Admission Requirements

In addition to the “Entry Requirements” of the Graduate School, graduates from a recognized university with relevant degrees will be accepted. All applicants must fulfill the “English Language Proficiency Requirement” stipulated by the Graduate School before being considered for admission.

Exemption

Holders of the certificate of the Professional Diploma in either Diabetes Management and Education or General Endocrinology and Metabolism should be entitled to apply for exemption of Courses MEDM5101, 5102 and 6101 or MEDM5201, 5202 and 6201 respectively within 3 years after graduation. Holders of at least five completion certificates of the Certificate Course in Obesity and Weight Management should be entitled to apply for exemption of Course MEDM5301 within 3 years from the course completion date.

Admission Procedures

Applicants should submit Online Applications with supporting documents before the application deadline of 31 May 2025 (final round). The application fee is HK$300 (non-refundable). All applications will receive full attention from our Programme Directors and be reviewed on a rolling basis as soon as the applications are received. Applicants are advised to submit applications early.

Application Fee (non-refundable): HKD300

Exemption Fee (non-refundable): HKD200

Programme Fee (entire programme): HKD178,000 (HKD89,000 per year for two years)

Note:

 

Programme fee for applicants who have obtained exemption of Courses MEDM5101, MEDM5102 and MEDM6101 from Professional Diploma in Diabetes Management and Education 2021-22 and 2023-24 would be HKD142,749 and HKD134,762 respectively.

 

Programme fee for applicants who have obtained exemption of Courses MEDM5201, MEDM5202 and MEDM6201 from Professional Diploma in General Endocrinology and Metabolism 2022-23 and 2024-25 would be HKD134,147 and HKD126,160 respectively.

 

Programme fee for applicants who have obtained exemption of Courses MEDM5301 from Certificate Course in Obesity and Weight Management 2023 and 2025 would be HKD169,900 and HKD169,479 respectively.

Programme Office

Hong Kong Institute of Diabetes and Obesity

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

7/F, Block B, Staff Quarters

Prince of Wales Hospital

Shatin, New Territories

Hong Kong

Tel: (852) 3505 1419

Email: medm@cuhk.edu.hk

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