Approved Study Database
| Ref. No. | Scientific Title | Principal investigator |
|---|---|---|
| 2009.154 | A Retrospective Study to Assess the Clinical Burden of Community-Acquired Pneumonia (CAP) and Invasive Pneumococcal Disease (IPD) in Hong Kong | Professor Nelson Edmund Anthony |
| 2012.168 | Risk-benefit evaluation of the introduction of a rotavirus vaccine into the Hong Kong Child Immunisation Programme | Professor Nelson Edmund Anthony |
| 2013.507 | Does formula-feeding increase the risks of type 2 diabetes among Hong Kong adolescents? | Prof. Nelson Edmund Anthony |
| 2012.080 | Multicentre prospective case-control study to identify if rotavirus vaccine confers protection against intussusception in the longer term | Professor Nelson Edmund Anthony |
| 2014.156 | Development of system using routine surveillance data to estimate influenza vaccine effectiveness for hospitalised Hong Kong children | Prof. NELSON Edmund Anthony |
| 2011.619 | Lifestyle intervention using an internet-based curriculum with cell phone reminders among obese Chinese adolescents: A randomized controlled pilot study | Professor Nelson Edmund Anthony |
| 2010.596 | Phase 1 Randomised study to assess immunogenicity, reactogenecity, safety and tolerability of two pneumococcal conjugate vaccines administered intraderamlly and intramuscularly to adults aged 20 to 50 years | Prof NELSON Edmund A.S. |
| 2012.507 | Dose-ranging study of safety, reactogenicity and immunogenicity of a human papillomavirus vaccine administered intradermally and intramuscularly to adults aged 20 to 26 years | Prof Nelson Edmund A S |
| 2007.479 | Economic Evaluation of Routine Childhood Influenza Vaccine in Hong Kong | Prof Nelson Edmund |
| 2007.475 | A Pilot Non-Inferiority Immunogenicity Single Blind Randomised Study of Two Human Papillomavirus Vaccines Administered Intradermally to Females Aged 10 to 15 Years, 18 to 26 Years and 36 to 45 Years to Bridge Previous Efficacy Findings of Intramuscularly Administered Vaccine | Prof Nelson Edmund |
| 2019.083 | Hong Kong Growth Study – Phase 1 | Prof. NELSON Edmond Anthony |
| 2011.394 | An analysis of the seasonal and pandemic influenza disease burden and clinical spectrum of illness (including severe infections requiring intensive care) associated with influenza infection in infants less than 6 months of age in Hong Kong for considerati | Prof Nelson EAS |
| 2008.239 | Pilot Hong Kong Framework for Immunisation Monitoring and Surveillance | Prof. NELSON E.A.S. |
| 2018.095 | Assessing the Perceived Benefits of Establishing a Vaccine Pooled Procurement Mechanism for the Western Pacific Region | Prof. NELSON E. Anthony S. |
| 2018.088 | Price of vaccines not in Hong Kong's Childhood Immunisation Programme: effect on financing models and cost-effectiveness | Prof. NELSON E. Anthony S. |
| 2019.081 | Acceptance and commitment therapy for managing psychological distress and improving quality of life in patients with advanced cancer: a pilot one group pretest-posttest study | Dr. NATARAJAN Deepa |
| 2019.539 | Eating-related distress and depression in advanced cancer patients with anorexia-cachexia symptoms: A cross-sectional survey | Dr. NATARAJAN Deepa |
| 2017.338 | The Validation and Applicability of the Chinese Version of the Patient Dignity Inventory in a Hong Kong Palliative Care Setting | Dr. NATARAJAN Deepa |
| 2013.491 | Assessing impact of CYP2B6-G516T polymorphisms on plasma efavirenz levels in Chinese HIV-positive patients using a pharmacokinetic model. Is there scope to individualise patient therapy? | Dr Naftalin Claire |
| 2020.335 | 20-Year Review of Abdominal Neuroblastoma in a Tertiary Centre | Dr. MOU Jennifer Wai Cheung |
| 2016.424 | How Diet Affect the Growth in Infants with Biliary Atresia: Breastfeed versus Artificial Formula Feed | Dr. MOU Jennifer Wai Cheung |
| 2024.041 | Effects of Dyadic Motivational Interviewing (MI-Dyad) Program for Improving Activity Participation of Stroke Survivors and Family Caregivers: A Mixed-Methods Feasibility Study |
Ms. MOU Huanyu 牟焕玉 |
| 2020.489 | Effectiveness of family-focused dyadic psychoeducational intervention (FDPEI) for stroke survivors and family caregivers on functional and psychosocial well-being: A randomised controlled trial | Ms. MOU Huanyu |
| 2015.303 | Factors determining the uptake of influenza vaccine among children with chronic medical conditions |
Ms. MOK Yin Ki 莫燕琪 |
| 2008.083 | Comparison and Characterisation of LRRK2 Mutations and Phenotypic Features Between Northern and Southern Chinese Parkinson's Disease Patients | Prof Mok Vincent, Chung Tong |
| 2011.533 | Statins and White Matter Lesion Progression: A Randomized, Open-Label, Parallel-Group Study | Prof. Mok Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2011.611 | Phase II of Pilot Study of Cognitive Registry at Acute Stroke Unit at Prince of Wales Hospital | Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2012.552 | Regression Of Cerebral Arteriosclerotic white matter lesion progression using Statins (ROCAS 2) study | Prof Mok Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2013.680 | Cilostazol in Decreasing progression of cerebral white matter hyperintensities (DREAM) | Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2016.404 | Hepcidin as Diagnostic Marker for PD and Other Neurodegenerative Diseases |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2015.682 | A PHASE III, MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, PARALLEL-GROUP, EFFICACY AND SAFETY STUDY OF CRENEZUMAB IN PATIENTS WITH PRODROMAL TO MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2014.227 | A multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomised, paralle-group phase 3 study to evaluate the safety and efficacy of masitinib in patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease | Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2014.362 | A retrospective cross-sectional study of different types of Traditional Chinese Medicine for post-stroke rehabilitation in Hong Kong | Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2016.099 | Enhanced External Counterpulsation for Cerebral Confluent White Matter Hyperintensities |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2017.254 | Identifying biomarkers in Alzheimer’s disease |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2017.109 | Plasma microRNA dysregulation for the identification of smal vessel disease |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2016.318 | Cerebral white matter hyperintensities, connectivity disruption and cortical thinning in elderly with small vessel disease |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2017.337 | Impact of oculomotor deficits on dynamic visual functions in Parkinson's Disease |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2017.621 | A novel imaging marker facilitates early identification of small vessel disease |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2017.576 | An alternative method to identify cerebral small vessel disease using retinal vascular imaging |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2016.666 | A Review Of Myotonic Dystrophy In Hong Kong |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2016.176 | A prospective cohort study: The use of iPhone ECG monitoring in acute ischemic stroke during hospitalization in Hong Kong |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2014.360 | Burden, distress and quality of life and moderating effects of mental flexibility and personality traits in caregivers of patients with Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration | Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong |
| 2020.620 | A Phase 3, multi-center, randomized, double-blind, parallel-group, placebo-controlled clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy and safety of sodium oligomannate (GV-971) in treatment of mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease (GREEN MEMORY: GREen Valley 971 EvaluatioN Memory) |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2020.194 | Effectiveness of oculomotor training on dynamic vision and functional performance in Parkinson’s disease – A randomized clinical trial |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2019.147 | Imaging, clinical and other biomakers of small vessel disease (ICOS) |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2018.615 | Follow-up study of a cuffless blood pressure monitoring device for dementia evaluation (Phase II) |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2019.391 | Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) for Neurological diseases Pilot study |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2020.374 | Longitudinal follow up study of patients with Alzheimer’s disease using advanced multiparametric MR imaging |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
| 2019.350 | Comprehensive Analysis Of Molecular, Structural And Functional Biomarkers For Alzheimer's Disease In The Chinese Population (UAD) |
Prof. MOK Vincent Chung Tong 莫仲棠 |
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