Cancer and Supportive Care
Cancer and Supportive Care
Externally Funded Projects
Empowering caregivers in the digital age: A pilot randomized controlled trial on the effects of online Meaning Centered Psychotherapy (e-MCP) for caregivers of patients with advanced cancer
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$97,620 Commencement Date: 1-Sep-24 |
Refinement, pilot implementation, and testing of the Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool intervention (CSNAT-I) in Hong Kong palliative care settingsInvestigators Name: Funding Scheme/ Source of Funding: Health and Medical Research Fund (HMRF) |
An integrated program led by nursing students as peer role models with robots to promote anti-cannabis messages in parents and their childrenInvestigators Name: Funding Scheme/ Source of Funding: Beat Drugs Fund Regular Funding Scheme |
Learning while serving: Training secondary school students as anti-smoke ambassadors using the service-learning modelInvestigators Name: Funding Scheme/ Source of Funding: Health and Medical Research Fund (HMRF) |
Perception of a ‘good death’ and associating factors in the views of patients with advanced cancer and their family members in Hong Kong: a concurrent mixed method studyInvestigators Name:PI: Dr ABU-ODAH Hammoda M.M. Total Grant: HK$133,810 Commencement Date: 1-Mar-23 |
Listening to the patient’s cancer journey: A randomised controlled trial of digital storytelling (DST) in reducing depressive symptoms, enhancing self-esteem, and promoting quality of life among Hong Kong Chinese childhood cancer survivors
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$1,192,520 Commencement Date: 1-Jan-23 |
Is nurse parental support using a proactive mobile health application more effective than usual community care in enhancing parental self-efficacy in symptom management for the children with medical complexity in communities? A randomized control trial.
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$1,218,370 Commencement Date: 1-Jan-23 |
Psychological distress and quality of life in palliative care patients with cancer cachexia and their primary family caregivers: Does dyadic symptom appraisal matter?
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$975,734 Commencement Date: 1-Jan-23 |
An Integrated Smoking Cessation and Alcohol Intervention Among Hong Kong Chinese Young People: A Feasibility Randomized Controlled Trial
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The use of a positive psychology intervention (PPI) to promote the psychological well-being of children living in poverty: a feasibility randomised controlled trialInvestigators Name: Total Grant: HK$100,000 Commencement Date: 8-Nov-21 |
The Effectiveness of Virtual Reality Hypnosis in Reducing Chemotherapy-induced Nausea and Vomiting (CINV) among Hong Kong Chinese Children with Cancer: A Pilot Randomized Controlled TrialInvestigators Name: Total Grant: HK$200,000 Commencement Date: 2-Jul-21 |
Effects of a structured, family-supported, and patient-centred advance care planning on end-of-life decision making among palliative patients and their family members: A randomized controlled trial
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Effectiveness of the professional-led support programme using a mobile application versus phone advice on patients at risk of coronary heart disease – A randomized controlled trial (Phase 2)
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* Effective Ventilation Strategies for Mitigating Infection Risks in Hospitals (SN)Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$296,100 Commencement Date: 1-May-21 * Child project of 'Effective Ventilation Strategies for Mitigating Infection Risks in Hospitals' (Rep. Co-PI / PC: Ir Prof. Kwok Wai MUI) |
Exploring the feasibility of simulation-based education on undergraduate students’ palliative care communication: Innovating a practice-based theory approach
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Reach out the drug abusers- establishing a community-based network through training Anti-Drug AmbassadorsInvestigators Name: Total Grant: HK$498,137 Commencement Date: 1-Nov-20 |
Effectiveness of the Nurse-led Support Programme Using a Mobile Application Versus Telephone Advice on Patients at Risk of Coronary Heart Disease - A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$270,000 Commencement Date: 1-Mar-20 |
Validation and Acceptability of the Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool: A Holistic Needs Screening Scale for Routine use in Hong Kong Palliative Care Settings
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A Multicentre Randomized Controlled Trial of the Effectiveness of a Lifestyle Intervention Programme Using Mobile Application Vs Booklet for Adults with Metabolic Syndrome
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$1,127,808 Commencement Date: 1-Jul-19 |
Could Graduating Nurses of the Undergraduate Programme Embrace Caring Communication in Palliative Care? A Mixed-methods Study
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$120,000 Commencement Date: 1-May-19 |
Effects of A Video-Supported Nurse-Led Advance Care Planning on End-Of-Life Decision Making Among Frail Geriatric Patients: A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$821,848 Commencement Date: 1-Dec-17 |
A Language Analysis of Speak-up Strategies in an Intensive Care Unit Using Existing Data of Audio-recorded Clinician-to-clinician Interactions
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$160,000 Commencement Date: 14-Nov-16 |
A Longitudinal Cohort Study On Physical And Mental Health Of Hidden Youths And Adults Living With Hikikomori (Hermetic) Lifestyle
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$950,834 Commencement Date: 15-Aug-16 |
Uncovering the Meanings of Psychosocial Care Experience of Cancer Patients and/or their Informal Care-givers at Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$388,088 Commencement Date: 3-May-16 |
Speaking Up for Patient Safety in ICU - A Pilot Study
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$95,400 Commencement Date: 1-Feb-16 |
A Contextualized Understanding of Nurse-Patient Communication and its Impact on Nurses' Learning and Patient Satisfaction
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$646,008 Commencement Date: 1-Jan-16 |
Improving Continuity of Care for Patient Safety through Effective Nursing Handover Communication
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$20,000 Commencement Date: 1-Dec-15 |
Using orthotopic MB49/C57 mice model to delineate the prophylactic activity of Ganoderma lucidum in bladder transitional cell carcinoma
Investigators Name: Total Grant: HK$769,642 Commencement Date: 22-Dec-14 |