Guest lecture by Mr Samuel Mak

[Simon H WANG]

Let's write up a proposal on this topic as a demo for the course.  

1. the problem 

2. Existing solution 

3. Proposed new solution 

4. Code on Access to Information request  

We also need to plan a forum for Samuel to give a speech.   

Dear Stan 

                 Many thanks for your email. I'm still reading and studying different documents including your organization's recent letter to the Legco- https://www.legco.gov.hk/yr19-20/english/panels/hs/papers/hs20200320cb2-734-2-e.pdf I'll contact with Samual for further discussion in due course. 

Cheers

Simon 

Reply from Programme manager of Osteoporosis Primary Care Pilot Scheme  

Dear Dr. Wang, 

Thank you for your invitation on the guest lecture.

It would be our pleasure to have opportunity to communicate with you and your students on osteoporosis prevention.

I will pass the following discussion to the member of the Osteoporosis Primary Care Initiative Task Force - Mr. Samuel Mak. I also copied this email to Mr. Mak. He can also be reached by phone:

Mr. Samuel Mak: ... 

Once again thank you for your invitation.

Best regards,

Stan To

Programme manager of Osteoporosis Primary Care Pilot Scheme

Email dated May 8 

Dear Sir/Madam 

          As a language teacher at Baptist University, I am writing to invite one of your colleagues to give a guest lecture on osteoporosis prevention in HK for a General Education course for 3rd-year undergraduates in Fall 2020 or Spring 2021.  I have read with interest a letter to the editor by Mr. Samual Mak on this topic: https://www.scmp.com/comment/letters/article/3032393/hong-kongs-elderly-and-public-health-care-system-would-benefit and plan to pursue this topic by contacting Department of Health and collecting more information under the Code on Access to Information. I have used this approach to investigate different topics and published letters in SCMP, e.g. https://www.scmp.com/comment/letters/article/3029669/hong-kong-cancer-patients-public-hospitals-need-better-information Through the GE course, students may work on different topics and collaborate with NGOs such as yours to pressure the government to provide better services for the community. 

         I look forward to further discussion with you on how to engage the students on your cause. I also copy this email to Ben my colleague from the Department of English who also teaches this course.  

             

Cheers

Simon