Policy Statements
Gender Diversity Policy
The Academy and its constituent Colleges are committed to strive for gender diversity in their respective councils and committees as one of the good corporate governance practices to enhance their performance in making decisions that concern specialist training, the healthcare profession and the community as a whole. Entities and committees within the Academy and Colleges shall have regards to the issue of gender diversity in their structures and conduction of activities, with regular review and reporting mechanisms in place where appropriate. A policy is implemented to ensure a membership composition of balanced skills and experience with a mix of gender where possible, aiming to engage a wide range of insights from members of different genders and backgrounds.
Corporate Publications
Annual Report
Annual report outlines the Academy’s activities throughout the preceding year. It gives Fellows and stakeholders information about the latest developments, initiatives and financial status.
academyfocus
The Academy newsletter, academyfocus, is a quarterly publication that outlines the latest news, events, and activities of the Academy for Fellows.
Research Reports and Position Papers
Position Statement on Simulation-based Learning
This statement aims to provide guidance for safe and effective use of simulation-based learning method to be adopted for the postgraduate education and training of healthcare professionals.
Study on Requirements of Medical Services of Elderly Citizens in Hong Kong
In 2009, through its Think Tank, the Academy conducted a study on the requirements of medical services of elderly citizens in Hong Kong.
Position Paper on Postgraduate Medical Education
In 2009, the Academy published this position paper after a series of discussions at the Postgraduate Medical Education Workshop. It serves to highlight the proposed key reforms to postgraduate medical education that are required to modernize the Fellowship training system such that the Academy will produce Fellows meeting the needs of the society in a sustainable manner.
Medical Publications
Hong Kong Medical Journal
With an impact factor of 1.679, the Hong Kong Medical Journal is a bimonthly peer-reviewed joint publication of the Academy and the Hong Kong Medical Association. The Journal is published by the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Press.