The Making of Healers

The Making of Healers

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The Making of Healers episodes

  • Unsung Heroes
    Producer: Liza LEE
    The Faculty of Medicine has nurtured talents in various medical fields for the city during its century-long medical journey. Whether they are specialists of rare diseases or family doctors serving the grassroots in communities, t...
    22 min
  • Go Overseas
    Producer: LAU Ying Keung
    In pursuit of their ideals and for the sake of self-challenge, the two medical practitioners who graduated from the Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong respectively in the 70’s and 80’s have been wor...
    22 min
  • In Search of Hope
    Producer: HUI Man Fong, Freda
    When their patients are suffering from serious illnesses, and the doctors see conventional treatments not working well, how can they help their patients? Some doctors choose to combine clinical experiences and scientific...
    22 min
  • Great Teachers of Medicine
    Producer: LUN Pui Ki
    The battle between human and disease is a long and arduous one that relies on an outstanding front-line medical team to take up the crucial role of saving lives.
    In order to nurture the new generation of doctors, three teache...
    22 min
  • New Force
    Producer: HUI Man Fong, Freda
    To continuously maintain the professional quality of medical services in Hong Kong, the commitment, devotion, enthusiasm and vitality of our young generation are indispensable.
    Sam is a young doctor in the Department o...
    22 min
  • Long Way to Go
    Producer: LEE Tak Yin, Darius
    How does one take the first step to embarking on the long career of healthcare?
    SHUM Chung-pan is a freshman at the Faculty of Medicine. He was a kindergarten student during the SARS outbreak in 2003, yet this invisibl...
    22 min

About The Making of Healers

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The term “Great Medical Practitioner” comes from a book written by SUN Simiao, a medical practitioner of the Tang Dynasty, and refers to medical practitioners must have good medical skills and uphold medical ethics.