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2016 Conjoint Written Exam Results
The result of HKCFP Conjoint Exam Wirtten segment has been released. Congratulations to the successful Candidates.
Online Registration Announcement
The Online registration of CME Lecture, Interest Group and video sessions are now AVAILABLE....

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President's Message

There was a very interesting health article in the South China Morning Post last week titled “Specialist visit may increase hospital stays”. This is based on a scientific report by Prof. Samuel Wong and his team at the School of Public Health and Primary Care, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. If you log onto www.nature.com/scientificreports and browse 20 July 2016 and open “The association between types of regular primary care and hospitalization amongst people with and without multimorbidity: A household survey on 25,780 Chinese”. This article will make every hard working and dedicated Primary Care doctor proud.

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