The HK College of Community and Public Health Nursing

The Hong Kong College of
Community and Public Health Nursing

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An academic, non-profit making professional organisation for
promoting, protecting and ensuring the highest professional
standards of community and public health nursing in Hong Kong.

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The Hong Kong College of
Community and Public Health Nursing

Our Mission

To promote excellence and professional standards in
community health, public health, primary health care and occupational health-related nursing
through the core competencies in advanced nursing, quality educational and research-based practices.

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The Hong Kong College of
Community and Public Health Nursing

Our Specialised Areas

Community Health, Public Health,
Primary Health Care and Occupational Health

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Who we are

The Hong Kong College of Community and Public Health Nursing (HKCCPHN) was established in April 2012, as an academic, non-profit making professional organisation for promoting, protecting and ensuring the highest professional standards of community and public health nursing in Hong Kong.

Mission
HKCCPHN is dedicated to promote excellence and professional standards in community health, public health-, primary health care- and occupational health-related nursing through the core competencies in advanced nursing, quality educational and research-based practices.

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President Message

T he year 2024-25 presented significant challenges for the Hong Kong healthcare system. With the rollout of the primary healthcare blueprint strategies, we have embarked on a new chapter for primary health services in Hong Kong. The Primary Healthcare Commission was established on July 15, 2024, to enhance the management of primary healthcare and create a robust community network for service delivery. Our focus is on building a comprehensive community-based primary healthcare system, emphasizing the initiatives of “Family Doctor for All” and “Life Course Preventive Care,” while also enhancing chronic disease management. The pilot Chronic Diseases Co-care Program (CDCC), launched in October 2023, has already shown promising results.

As professionals in community health, primary care, occupational health, and public health—including Community Nursing Services, Family Medicine Clinics, and the Department of Health—we are collaborating to integrate and develop primary healthcare services. For instance, we began implementing women’s health services and have initiated preventive care in Family Medicine Clinics since March 2025...