Community Health Talk

Jun
23
2011

Sexual Health & HIV

Category: Community Health Talk | Author: Shirley He

On 23rd June 2011, a health talk regarding Sexual Health & HIV update took place in Little Yang Sing restaurant. Gertrude and Fibola from Manchester Black Health Agency (BHA) were the main speakers of the talk. Shirley He, the Nurse Operational Manager of Chinese Health Information Centre (CHIC) interpreted for the audience in Cantonese. 18 people attended the talk.

 

 

 

Jun
11
2011

Stamford Park Health Walk

Category: Community Health Talk, Walking to Health | Author: Shirley He

11th June 2011: Stamford Park Health Walk including a visit to the local funfair, two mothers and two children took park due to the rainy weather.

Stamford Park Health Walk

May
26
2011

Risk of Coronary Heart Disease

Category: Community Health Talk | Author: Shirley He

‘Risk of Coronary Heart Disease’ was given in English by Dr. Kwok See (GP) on the 26th May 2011at Little Yang Sing Restaurant. The information of the signs and symptoms, causes, risk factors, treatment of and prevention of coronary heart disease were well explained. Shirley He provided instant interpreting service. The talk was well received by 61 people from the local Chinese community.

 

 

 

May
12
2011

Stroke Awareness

Category: Community Health Talk | Author: Shirley He

12th May 2011, “Stroke awareness and its prevention health talk was given by Dr. Lee Chi Nam Neurologist from Hong Kong at the Little Yang Sing Restaurant. 40 people attended.

Apr
26
2011

Gastrointestinal Disorders (GD)

Category: Community Health Talk | Author: Shirley He

On 26th April 2011, CHIC held a community health talk about ‘Gastrointestinal Disorders(GD)’ at Wu Kau Tang Chinese Overseas Association. Dr. Roy Lie used fluent Cantonese to deliver the causes and symptoms of GD, which also included detailed explanations of esophageal, stomach and different part of bowel cancers. This health talk attracted 58 people; this included 20 people from the Sum Yin Chinese Women Association from Blackpool.

Gastrointestinal Disorders(GD)


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