Hong Kong College of Family Physicians

In alignment with the recommendations outlined in the Primary Healthcare Blueprint to enhance primary healthcare-related training for healthcare professionals and promotion of a multidisciplinary approach, the Primary Healthcare Commission of the Health Bureau commissioned the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians to organise the CME Programme for Family Doctors.

This programme targets family doctors listed in the Primary Care Directory, and is designed to equip the participants with up-to-date knowledge and skills to meet the evolving service needs within the primary care landscape. Upon successful registration, participants will enjoy…

One-year unlimited access to an e-learning platform containing primary healthcare-focused CME training modules covering family medicine essentials and chronic disease management, including chronic hepatitis B management with additional topics such as diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidaemia to be launched in phases.
Flexible learning - available anytime, anywhere.
Free of charge during the pilot phase.

Programme Structure and Content

The CME programme consists of a series of Core Modules (CMs), each of which is designed to provide training in key areas of family medicine and/or chronic disease management.

Please refer to the programme outline and topics to be covered in the first learning module about chronic hepatitis B management as below.

(Stay tuned: more learning modules coming soon)

Eligibility and Registration

Doctors listed in the Primary Care Directory (PCD) are eligible to attend.

Pre-registration is required to create an account for accessing the e-learning platform upon eligibility checking. To register, please complete the online registration via the below link:

https://forms.gle/t95NPWrs7acUNmceA

Programme Requirements

To attain a certificate of completion for a core module, participants must:

Study the full-length recordings of all CME video-taped lectures, including basic and advanced levels, within the module.
Complete any interactive tasks associated with the lectures.
Achieve an overall score of at least 75% on multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for each lecture.

In additon, for HKCFP members, a "3-2-1 prompt" will follow the MCQs to facilitate active learning and will be recognised for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points. By successfully completing these modules, family doctors will enhance their knowledge and skills necessary to address the changing service needs within the primary care landscape. Taking the opportunity, family doctors who have not yet completed Family Medicine-related training before may also explore pursuing further study, such as Diploma in Family Medicine (DFM) or higher qualifications in Family Medicine, to enhance their ability in providing comprehensive and holistic primary care.

Board of Education,

The Hong Kong College of Family Physicians

(Last updated on 27 October 2025)