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Intelligent Robotics for Elderly Assistance inHong Kong. Funding Scheme: Theme-based Research Scheme. We propose developing an innovative intelligent robotics system to improve individual mobility and manipulability, prevent falls, enhance independence, and improve the quality of life of the elderly. In particular, we propose a User-Centric ...
The Sau Po Centre on Ageing is a leading research centre on gerontology in greater China and in the Asian Pacific region. The Centre was officially launched in April 1999 under the auspices of the Faculty of Social Sciences of The University of Hong Kong.
Project. Wearable closed-loop neural control ‘Remind-to-move’ treatment for hemiparetic upper extremity in people with hemiplegia after stroke. Funding Scheme: Research Impact Fund. Remind-to-move’ (RTM) is a Hong Kong self-developed innovative treatment for people with hemiplegia resulting from stroke or cerebral palsy.
Professor Lum is an expert in long term care and in ageing policy. He received his Bachelor's degree in Economics and his Master's degree in Social Work from The University of Hong Kong. He earned his Ph.D. degree in social work from the Washington University in St. Louis, with special focus on gerontological social work and policy research.
With our passion to bring quality of life and quality of care to both older adults and their caregivers, we initiate research innovations not only on social determinants of well-being, but on empowerment-oriented, family-based, and culturally sensitive intervention models.
Project CAMPUS is run by the Sau Po Centre on Ageing under Faculty of Social Sciences. The Chinese translation for Geron-Infusion Education is 齡活學堂. At The University of Hong Kong, this project may be advertised by the Chinese name 齡活學堂- CAMPUS. For more details about the program, please click HERE.
Professor Yu is member of several expert advisory panels of the HKSAR Government to support priority-setting for research funding and aged care policy. She also acts as consultant to support aged service development in the flagship NGOs in Hong Kong.
