獲多個專業組織認可為持續進修課程

• 香港醫學專科學院 (香港精神科醫學院)  (CME 12分 approved) 

• 香港護士管理局 (CNE 11分 approved) 

• 社會工作者註冊局 (CE 12分 approved)

• 香港物理治療學會 (CE 5分 approved)

• 香港臨床心理學家公會 (CPD-CP 12分 approved) 

• 香港心理學會臨床心理組 (CE 12分 approved)

• 香港心理學會輔導心理學部 (CE 12分 approved)

• 香港心理學會教育心理學部 (CE 12分 approved)

• 香港心理學會工業與組織心理學部 (CE 12分 approved)

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歡迎辭

在許多民事和刑事案件中，心理及精神科專家的證供都起著關鍵作用；律師和法官往往依靠專家知識來協助當事人得到公正的審判。要成為一位法證專家並不容易。心理健康會作為這次培訓的主辦機構，在此歡迎您加入我們這個專業學習群體。同時，我們十分感謝各位導師在課程設計過程中提供的寶貴意見和支持。期望透過他們專業知識及經驗的分享，可以讓學員掌握法證心理評估、法醫精神評估、法庭報告撰寫及專家證供的要素，亦借此鼓勵更多學員擴闊您們的工作範疇至法證服務。

我們誠邀心理學家、精神科醫生、社工、專職醫療及法律界人仕出席。對於目前正從事相關服務，或希望擴闊視野的您，為期兩天的密集訓練課程將是提供深入了解法證服務的難得機會，不容錯過。
 

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導師簡介

Barrister Edward Chan - was educated in the University of Manchester, where he obtained his LLB, before returning to Hong Kong to practice law as a solicitor. He set up Chan, Wong & Lam in 1991. He handled litigation while he was a solicitor, specializing in criminal, matrimonial, commercial and bankruptcy laws and attended trials as an advocate. He became a barrister in 2012. He is currently a Principal Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong and a barrister handling numerous court trials, including appeals in the Court of Appeal and Court of Final Appeal.  

Dr Sammy Cheng - obtained his master's degree in clinical psychology at the University of Hong Kong, and Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He had worked as a clinical psychologist in various hospitals under the Hospital Authority for about 20 years, including Kwai Chung Hospital, Yan Chai Hospital, Caritas Medical Centre and Princess Margaret Hospital. He has rich clinical experience in diagnosis, assessment and treatment for children, adolescents, adults and elderly with psychiatric or psychological disorders. He has served as an expert witness in court while working for the Hospital Authority and in private practice. He is experienced in writing forensic psychological assessment reports for patients with work-related injury and trauma, as well as criminal charges or legal issues. www.drsammycheng.com

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Dr Robyn Ho - graduated from medical and psychiatric training in the UK. She later continued her training at Castle Peak Hospital and became a Specialist in Psychiatry in 2008. She also attained a Master in Social Sciences (Criminology) in 2010. From 2005 to 2012, Dr Ho worked in the only Department of Forensic Psychiatry in Hong Kong. She had assessed and managed over 2500 forensic psychiatric patients both in Castle Peak Hospital and Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre and written over 2000 psychiatric reports for court. She was appointed as an expert witness for numerous trials in Magistrate, District and High Courts of HKSAR. Dr Ho authored several popular forensic books including:《失常罪–法醫精神科醫生的代告白》、《失常罪2–法網中的異色世界》、《不在場證人–法醫精神科醫生工作手記》

www.psychplus.com.hk

Dr Ephraem Tsui - completed his clinical psychology training at the Institute of Psychiatry in UK in 1990. He served as Clinical Psychologist for the Hong Kong Correctional Services and had assessed hundreds of offenders for courts and statutory boards. In 1999, he joined the Hong Kong Police Force offering full-time psychological assistance in criminal investigation and forensic matters. He had assisted and testified as expert witness in various high profile court cases. He retired from the Government in 2015 and had taught at the University of Hong Kong Department of Psychology as well as the City University of Hong Kong Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences. Dr Tsui holds a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of London and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Hong Kong. He is an appointed Member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal.

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