Dr Patrick IP (葉柏強)
FRCPCH(UK), FHKAM(Paed), FHKCPaed, MRCP(UK), MRCPCH(UK), MPH, MBBS(HK), DCH(IRE), DCH(GLAS), Dip Med(CUHK)
Clinical Associate Professor
Department of Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, School for Clinical Medicine,
The University of Hong Kong
Specialty
Community Child Health
Awards
Award for The Best Oral Presentation – First Prize (2002)
Joint Scientific Meeting for Paediatricians & Paediatric Nurses, 40th Anniversary Celebration of The Hong Kong Paediatric Society
Li Po Chun Charitable Trust Fund Postgraduate Scholarship (2003)
Ho Hung Chiu Medical Education Foundation Scholar of the Year (2004)
Hospital Authority - "Healthy Staff Award" (2004)
Outstanding Staff Award – Duchess of Kent Children’s Hospital at Sandy Bay (2005)
Outstanding Staff Award – Hospital Authority Hong Kong West Cluster (Queen Mary Hospital) (2006)
Contact | Email: Tel: Fax: |
(852) 22554090 (852) 28551523 Department of Paediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Room 115, 1/F, New Clinical Building 102 Pokfulam Road, Queen Mary Hospital, Hong Kong |
Research ID
ORCid : https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6797-6898
Researchgate : https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Patrick_Ip3
Research
Community Paediatrics and public health including the dimensions of early child development, poverty and disadvantaged children, safeguarding children (include child abuse and injury), disability and rehabilitation, adolescent health, child mental health, early intervention.
Selected publications
Clinical Service
Community Paediatric Clinics
Comprehensive Child Development Service (high risk clinic/ in maternal and child health centres)
Developmental - Behavioural Paediatrics Clinic
General Paediatric Services
Community Services
Date | Activities and Services | Position Held |
2011-2013 | Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong (BGCA) | Management Committee Board Member |
2006-2013 | Hong Kong Paediatric Society | Treasurer & Council member |
2008-2013 | Hong Kong Paediatric Foundation | Executive Committee Member |
2009-2013 | Hong Kong Early Childhood Development Research Foundation (HKECDRF) | Secretary |
2011-2012 | Working group on Youth Sexual Survey (all schools in Hong Kong) | Advisor & Committee Member (Family Planning Association) |
2006-2009 | Hong Kong Society of Aids & Rehabilitation of Drug Addicts – Integrated program for pregnant drug users & their children | Program Advisor |
2008 | Working group on "Leaving Child Alone and Holistic Community Child Care" | Co-organiser & Academic Advisor |
2002-2005 | Hong Kong Family of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (FSMA) (patient self-help group for support and research) | Research Collaborator |
2000-2004 | Hong Kong Rehabilitative Society Community Health Network | Invited speaker of Educational lectures for patients and staff |
2000-2002 | Bone Marrow Donation Campaign & Exhibition, Children Cancer Foundation | On-site Paediatrician (medical consultation and blood taking) |
1998-2002 | Children Heart Foundation Annual Public Exhibition (Sha Tin, Ma On Shan) | On-site Paediatrician (public education and consultation) |
1991-1994 | Community Services in Pokfulam Temporary Housing Area | Voluntary worker & Tutor of students of low-income families |
Symposium on Early Childhood Development
Dr Patrick Ip - Opening Speech
Prof.James Heckman - Creating Capabilities
Dr. Henry Au Yeung - Early Life Programming & Its Impact on Health
Dr. Henry AuYeung_v2 - Early Life Programming & Its Impact on Health
Prof. Ho Lok Sang - Happiness of Children in Hong Kong
Prof. Ho Lok Sang_v2 - Happiness of Children in Hong Kong
Dr. Patrick Ip - Environment, Child Health & Development
Dr. Patrick Ip V3 - Environment, Child Health & Development
Panel Discussants - Symposium on Early Childhood Development
Science of Parenting and Early Childhood Development
The Developmental Origins of Health: Cognition, Personality and Education (BGCA 80th Anniversary Dinner Symposium)
Q&A: Prof. James Heckman and Dr. Patrick Ip
Investing in our youth for a better tomorrow
Concluding remark and the way forward: Dr. Patrick Ip
Child Summit and Child Chapter
FLY Project