The Hong Kong Baptist University started its Chinese medicine clinical operations in 1997 for the provision of quality Chinese medicine services to the public and also clinical teaching bases for the Chinese medicine students. In order to strengthen its clinical teaching activities, the School of Chinese Medicine set up the Clinical Division in July 2001 to oversee the operations of and coordinate the Chinese medicine clinics. At present, the following 15 Chinese medicine clinics have been established to provide out-patient services and the number of clinics will be increased to 16 in the third quarter of 2016.
| 1. | Hong Kong Baptist University Mr. & Mrs. Chan Hon Yin Chinese Medicine Specialty Clinic and Good Clinical Practice Centre |
| 2. | Hong Kong Baptist University Tsimshatsui Chinese Medicine Clinic |
| 3. | Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Specialty Centre |
| 4. | Hong Kong Baptist University School of Chinese Medicine ˇV Lui Seng Chun |
| 5. | Hong Kong Baptist University HK Island Wei Ke Qiang Chinese Medicine Specialty Clinic |
| 6. | Haven of Hope ˇV Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Specialty Clinic |
| 7. | The Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society - Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Centre |
| 8. | Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Clinic (Jockey Club Cadenza Hub) |
| 9. | TWGHs Wong Tai Sin Hospital - The Hong Kong Baptist University Sophia Wang Chinese Medicine Clinical Research and Services Centre |
| 10. | Yan Chai Hospital - Hong Kong Baptist University Clinical Centre for Training and Research in Chinese Medicine (Yan Chai) |
| 11. | Yan Chai Hospital - Hong Kong Baptist University Clinical Centre for Training and Research in Chinese Medicine (West Kowloon) |
| 12. | Yan Chai Hospital cum Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Clinic cum Training and Research Centre (Ha Kwai Chung) |
| 13. | HKFTU Workersˇ¦ Medical Clinics - Hong Kong Baptist University Fanling Chinese Medicine Training and Research Centre |
| 14. | Pok Oi Hospital - Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Centre for Training and Research (Yau Tsim Mong) |
| 15. | Pok Oi Hospital - Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Centre for Training and Research (Homantin) |
The Clinical Division, which coordinates the teaching activities of clinical and pharmaceutical practicum together with the Teaching and Research Division and the Division of Continuing and Professional Education, is one of the main practicum bases of the School.
In addition to providing clinical teaching, the Clinical Division also provides quality Chinese medicine healthcare services to the community. The provision of safe and quality healthcare services, particularly Chinese medicine specialty services, is one of the major objectives of the Clinical Division. Since the opening of the first Chinese medicine clinic, a total of over 1,420,000 patient attendances have been recorded.
Another focus area of the Clinical Division is clinical research, which is a prerequisite for the advancement of the academic quality and modernization of Chinese medicine. The Division works closely with other Divisions of the School to conduct clinical research.
Source: Calendar/Bulletin 2016-2017
Last modified: July 2016
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