KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE
Our centre promotes knowledge exchange by fostering collaborations between academia, healthcare professionals, and the community. Through seminars, workshops, and public engagement activities, CHM facilitates the sharing of interdisciplinary insights on health, well-being, and humanistic approaches to medicine. Our goal is to bridge academic research and real-world practice, enhancing understanding and promoting innovative solutions for health and social challenges.
Graduate Mindmap
Prof. Zayts received HK$3.9 million to study post-COVID workplaces, focusing on graduate mental health. Graduate Mindmap serves as a platform that provides bite-size resources to support Hong Kong graduates in navigating post-pandemic workforce and mental health challenges, drawing on insights from students, graduates, employers, and staff.
Enhancing Health Literacy Through Effective Communication
Prof. Olga A. Zayts, Director of the Centre for the Humanities and Medicine, was featured in HKU’s Knowledge Exchange story. Her work in healthcare communication and health literacy, emphasising the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, continues to influence public health initiatives and improve patient outcomes. Read more about her impactful research and contributions to creating a healthier society on HKU's KE Stories.