Room 1401, Cheung Chin Lan Hong Building (Mongkok Campus B), 98 Shantung Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong

Telephone: (852) 3464 0277

Email: [email protected]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Margaret Wong is currently a Deputy Director of Integrative Health Centre, Senior Lecturer, and Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner in the School of Nursing of Tung Wah College.

 

Dr. Wong was recognized as a Registered Nurse by the Nursing Council of Hong Kong, as well as a Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner by the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong. She graduated from the University of Toronto in Canada with Bachelor of Business Administration, and earned her Master of Chinese Medicine in the Chinese University of Hong Kong from which she was awarded the Sau Yin Scholarship. She also earned her Master of Stroke and Clinical Neurosciences in the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Dr. Wong achieved distinction in her Doctoral Degree of Philosophy (Hon) in LIGS University of the United States of America. Her PhD study was to investigate Integrative Medicine in Hong Kong and Integrative Chinese Emergency Medicine with its clinical integration management and standardization of models’ relational coordination.  

 

Dr. Wong has over 9 years of Chinese Medicine practicing experience. Over the years of Chinese Medicine practicing and teaching, she got overwhelming positive feedback from her students every year with very good standing in the students’ evaluation. During her service in the nursing sector, she worked as a Registered Nurse in the Accident and Emergency Department and operation theatre and as a Registered Nurse In-Charge in the Department of Health. She also served as a Subject Convener of Chinese Medicine in the public hospitals of the Hospital Authority in Hong Kong. Besides, she took up the role of Chinese Medicine Consultant in a research project led by the former CEO of the Hospital Authority in Hong Kong, Professor Vivian Wong Taam Chi Woon. The research title was to investigate the Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine - “Symptom-Based Stratification of Diabetes Mellitus by Renal Function Decline (System): A retrospective Cohort Study and Modeling Assessment.”. In the meantime, Dr. Wong is at present working as a RCMP co-investigator for the Lee Kam Kee Foundation funded renal research project in the School of Nursing, Tung Wah College, led by Dean Professor Lorna Suen, a World’s Top 2% Scientists in both 'career' and 'single year' records, Stanford University (2021 - Present) and the Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing (FAAN).

 

In addition, Dr. Wong was honorably elected by the Professors of Chinese Medicine as an Honorary Secretariat and a Chairman in Biomedical and Nursing in Academia of Ancient and Contemporary Chinese Medicine Limited. To enrich herself continuously, she further achieved her Bachelor’s Degree in International Politics and International Relationship, Foreign Policy, and Canadian Politics from the Faculty of Politics at the University of Toronto in Canada.  

 

BBA (CAN), MCM (Hon) (HK), MCNS (HK), PhD (Hon) (USA), RN, RCMP

 

ORCID ID: 0000-0001-9986-7410

 

Doctor of Philosophy (Hon), Faculty of Management, LIGS University of the United States of America (USA)

Master of Stroke and Clinical Neurosciences, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)

Master of Chinese Medicine (Hon), Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)

Bachelor of Business Administration, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto (Canada)

 

Sau Yin Scholarship for Academic Excellence, Master of Chinese Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Distinction in the Doctoral Degree of Philosophy in LIGS University of the United States of America

 

Chinese Medicine

Primary Health Care

Public Health

Medical and Surgical Nursing

Neurology

Ethical and Legal Aspects in Nursing

 

Chinese Medicine and Integrative Medicine

Integrative Chinese Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Public Policy

International Development and World Health Development

Health Education and Health Promotion

Primary Health Care

 

A feasibility to evaluate the effectiveness of Traditional Chinese Medicine approaches for symptoms management on patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Funded by Lee Man Tat and Choi May Ling Charitable Foundation (Co-Investigator) (Hong Kong) (2022-2024)

 

Jury of High Court of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2023-2024)

Candidate for appointment to public sector advisory and statutory bodies, The Home and Youth Affairs Bureau of HKSAR (2023-2024)

Members of Panel Advisor in the Film, Newspaper and Article Administration of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) (2021-2022)

Secretariat and Director of Biomedical & Nursing in Academia of Ancient and Contemporary Chinese Medicine Limited

Affiliate Member of Hong Kong Neurosurgical Society

Permanent Member of Hong Kong Association for Integration of Chinese-western Medicine

Permanent Member of Hong Kong Aesthetics Association for Integration of Chinese-western Medicine

Permanent Member of Hong Kong Association of Critical Care Nursing

Permanent Member of Association of Hong Kong Nursing Staff

 

Integrative Medicine (IM) & IM Promotion, Development, Administration and Management

Chinese Medicine (CM) & CM Promotion, Development, Administration and Management

Integrative Chinese Emergency Medicine (ICEM) & ICEM Promotion, Development, Administration and Management

Public Policy

International and World Health Development

Health Education and Health Promotion

Primary Health Care