Research

I aspire to improve men’s health, and I am the only nursing researcher in Hong Kong focusing on promoting men’s health. My work is based on two pillars of research and innovation: (i) health promotion and health equity for men who have sex with men (MSM) and (ii) the management of urological diseases, including lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and prostate cancer. 

Funded research grants in the capacity of principal investigator  

YearFunding bodyTitleReferenceAmount Start DateEnd date
2020Council for the AIDS Trust Fund (Research) External competitive research grant with peer-reviewDeveloping and testing an interactive internet-based intervention to reduce sexual harm of sexualised drug use (‘chemsex’) among men who have sex with men in Hong KongMSS 338 RHK$ 393,71201/01/202131/12/2021
2019Seed Fund for Basic ResearchThe University of Hong KongUsing social media to prevent sexualized drug use (‘chemsex’) among men who have sex with men: a pilot study201910159102HK$ 55,46001/06/202028/02/2022
2019Preemptive Retention/ Start-up Fund The University of Hong Kong N/AHK$  500,00018/09/201917/09/2022
2018Seed Fund for Basic ResearchThe University of Hong KongA population-based study to assess the attitudes and knowledge of prostate cancer and screening in Hong Kong 201811159199HK$ 93,20001/05/201931/10/2020
2018RGC Early Career Scheme (ECS) External competitive research grant with peer-reviewThe safe use of dating applications (apps) among men who have sex with men: developing and testing an interactive web-based intervention to reduce risky sexual behaviours 27607518HK$  877,17601/01/201931/12/2021
2018Seed Fund for Basic ResearchThe University of Hong KongThe burden of lower urinary tract symptoms on primary care patients: a mixed methods study201804159013HK$ 150,00030/06/201829/06/2019
2018Enhanced New Staff Start-up Research GrantThe University of Hong KongThe unmet need, symptoms distress and psychosocial profile of Chinese patients with prostate cancer, a prospective longitudinal study  HK$ 380,00016/05/201815/05/2021

Funded research grants in the capacity of co-investigator  

YearFunding bodyTitleReferenceAmount Start DateEnd date
2019Hong Kong Housing AuthorityHealthy Ageing in Public Rental Housing Estates 2019/21. 2019/21 (collaborator)KE190001HK$ 1,170,00001/09/201931/03/2021
2018HMRF – Health PromotionSexuality 360 @ school: an ecosystem (4-tiered) approach to comprehensive sexuality education in Hong Kong (collaborator)02180538HK$ 994,984.0001/04/201931/03/2021
2018Hong Kong Housing Authority Providing Services for the Healthy Ageing in Public Rental Housing Estates Programme 2018/19 (collaborator)KE180001HK$ 557,00001/09/201831/03/2019
2018Hong Kong Housing Authority Providing Services for the Healthy Ageing in Public Rental Housing Estates Programme 2018/19 (collaborator)KE180037HK$ 50,70001/02/201931/03/2019
2018Seed Fund for Basic Research for Resubmission of GRF/ECS ProposalsThe University of Hong KongE-health mobile application to improve testing and control of sexually transmitted infections amongst Hong Kong’s Youth: A Randomised Controlled TrialN/AHK$ 56,00001/07/201830/11/2018
2018Seed Fund for Basic ResearchThe University of Hong KongVirtual reality based training programme to improve sexual decision-making in young adults (collaborator)201711159260HK$ 63,46030/06/201819/06/2020
2017Health and Medical Research FundA Risk-informed and Risk-reduction Intervention for Cervical Cancer among Female University Students: A Multicentre Randomized Controlled Trial (collaborator)14150971HK$ 638,29801/09/201731/08/2019
2016Seed Fund for Basic Research, The University of Hong KongAn exploratory study on minimal important difference (MID) for health-related quality of life scores in primary care setting (collaborator)201511159197HK$45,98015/05/201514/07/2017
2016Seed Fund for Basic Research, The University of Hong KongEvaluation of the psychometric properties of the SF-6D as a health survey in primary care patients with multi-morbidity (collaborator)201511159182HK$34,49001/06/201631/05/2018
2013Small Project Funding, The University of Hong KongThe psychometric properties of the Kidney Disease and Quality of Life–36 (KDQOL-36) in Chinese patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) (collaborator)201409176109HK$64,02401/01/201531/12/2016
2013Hong Kong Urological Association Validity and reliability study of the International Prostate Symptoms Score (IPSS) in Hong Kong Chinese (collaborator)AR130007HK$146,20609/10/201308/04/2015
2013Small Project Funding, The University of Hong KongEvaluation of the health related quality of life of patients with urinary incontinence and validation of the ICIQ-UI (SF) (collaborator)201209176016HK$77,11901/06/201331/08/2015
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