• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board
• Code of Practice for Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners
• Code of Practice for Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioners
• Reference Guide on Issuance of Sick Leave Certificate by Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners
• Letter and Information to Chinese Medicine Practitioners from Department of Health
• Publications of the Department of Health

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Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report

• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2010
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2009
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2008
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2007
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2006
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2005
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2004
• Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong Annual Report 2003
• Report of The Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong 1999-2002

Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board

• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2011)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (August 2011)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (April 2011)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2010)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (August 2010)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (April 2010)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2009)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (August 2009)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (April 2009)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2008)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (August 2008)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (April 2008)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2007)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (August 2007)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (April 2007)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (November 2006)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (July 2006)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (March 2006)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2005)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (September 2005)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (May 2005)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (January 2005)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (September 2004)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (May 2004)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (February 2004)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (October 2003)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (June 2003)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (April 2003)
• Newsletter from the Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong (December 2002) (Chinese version only)
  

Code of Practice for Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners

• Letter from Practitioners Board to Chinese Medicine Practitioners regarding Amendment of the Code of Professional Conduct for Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners
• Code of Professional Conduct for Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners in Hong Kong (2011)
• Clauses regarding Practice Promotion for Code of Practice for Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner in Hong Kong
• Letter from the Practitioners Board to Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners
• Letter from the Practitioners Board to Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners with Limited Registration

Code of Practice for Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioners

• Letter from Practitioners Board to Chinese Medicine Practitioners regarding Amendment of the Code of Conduct for Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioners
• Code of Conduct for Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioners (2011)
• Clauses regarding Practice Promotion for Code of Practice for Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioner
• Letter from the Practitioners Board to Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioners

Reference Guide on Issuance of Sick Leave Certificate by Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners (December 2003) (Chinese version only)

Letter and Information to Chinese Medicine Practitioners from Department of Health

• Letter to Chinese Medicine Practitioners about Hand, Foot Mouth Disease and Enterovirus71 (28 May 2010) (Chinese version only)
• Letter to Chinese Medicine Practitioners about High Air Pollution and its Health Effects (22 March 2010) (Chinese version only)
• Update on Human Swine Influenza in Hong Kong And Changes of Reporting Criteria for Reporting Suspected Cases (17 June 2009) (Chinese version only)
• A Third Confirmed Imported Case of Human Swine Influenza in Hong Kong (17 May 2009) (Chinese version only)
• A Confirmed Imported Case of Human Swine Influenza in Hong Kong (13 May 2009) (Chinese version only)
• A confirmed imported case of human swine influenza A/H1N1 in Hong Kong (1 May 2009) (Chinese version only)
• Infection Control measures for influenza pandemic - Chinese medicine clinic (April 2009) (Chinese version only)
• Reference material for prevention of influenza from Chinese medicine perspective (April 2009) (Chinese version only)
• 2-month-old girl confirmed with Influenza A (H9N2) infection (30 December 2008)
• Enhanced Surveillance of Suspected Human Case Detection for Avian Influenza (Chinese version only) (10 December 2008)
• The Use of Chinese Herbal Medicine -- Medulla Junci (1 December 2008)
• Latest Influenza Situation in Hong Kong (13 March 2008) (Chinese version only)
• Avoid Substitution of Natrii Sulfas by Sal Nitri or Sodium Nitrate (29 November 2007)
• Reports of Adverse Events after Taking a Health Product for Improvement of Sexual Function (5 February 2008)
• Substitution of Flos Campsis by Flos Daturae Metelis (30 November 2006)
• Influenza Vaccination (16 October 2006)
• Substitution of Pseudobulbus Cremastrae seu Pleiones (7 November 2006)
• Beware of contamination of Chinese herb Rhizoma Atractylodis (蒼朮) (21 June 2006)
• Beware of Contamination of Herbal Medicines (9 June 2006)
• SFDA suspended the use of 7 Herba Houttuyniae injection products (Chinese verison only) (2 June 2006)
• Avoid Substitution of Flos Campsis by Flos Daturae Metelis (27 May 2006)
• Revision of Clinical and Epidemiological Criteria for Influenza A (H5, H7, H9) (Chinese version only) (29 March 2006)
• Safe Use of Chinese Medicines (Chinese version only) (March 2006)
• Reference Document on Chinese Medicines associated with Adverse Events in 2006 (Chinese version only) (February 2006)
• Treatment and Prevention of Influenza - Guideline for Chinese Medicine Practitioners (Chinese version only) (December 2005)
• Review of Adverse Events Related to Chinese Medicines in Hong Kong, July 2004 - June 2005
• Maintain vigilance against infectious diseases (9 December 2005)
• Influenza Preparedness (11 November 2005)
• Influenza Vaccination (14 September 2005)
• Common Methods on Prevention and Treatment of Influenza with Chinese Medicine(7 May 2005)
• Common Methods for Prevention of Colds from Chinese Medicine Perspective (23 March 2005)
• Avian Influenza Update in Vietnam (Chinese version only) (28 January 2005)
• Framework of Government's Preparedness Plan for Influenza Pandemic (19 January 2005)
• Launching of Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Arrangement in Hong Kong (21 December 2005)
• Powerpoint for Briefing Session of "Handling of Common Poisonous Chinese Herbal Medicines" (Chinese version only)
• Reference Document on Chinese Medicines associated with Adverse Events in 2004 (Chinese version only)
• Review of Adverse Events Related to Chinese Medicines in Hong Kong, January 2000 - June 2004
• Viral Gastroenteritis Outbreaks Associated with Norovirus (18 Septmeber 2004)
• Dengue Fever Alert - Surge in Ovitrap Indices
  (Surveillance and Epidemiology Branch of the Centre for Health Protection of Department of Health) (2004 年 6 月 16 日)
• A local case of Japanese Encephalitis in 2004 (12 June 2004)
• Management of Aristolochic Acid (AA) Containing Herbs and Products (11 June 2004)
• Change of address (Surveillance and Epidemiology Branch of the Centre for Health Protection of Department of Health) (2 June 2004)
• Hong Kong stands down Alert Level of SARS response system (27 May 2004)
• Suspension of the use of Herbs and Product containing Aristolochic Acid (AA) (24 April 2004)
• SARS cases in Beijing and Anhui province (24 April 2004)
• Two patients suspected to have SARS in Beijing (北京) and Anhui (安徽) province (23 April 2004)
• Hong Kong Stands down Alert Level of SARS response system (2 April 2004)
• Outbreak of human H5N1 avian influenza in Southeast Asia (28 January 2004)
• Confirmed SARS cases in Guangdong (19 January 2004)
• Outbreak of human H5N1 avian influenza in Vietnam (14 January 2004)
• A new suspect SARS case in Guangdong (12 January 2004)
• A suspected SARS case in Guangdong (8 January 2004)
• A confirmed case of SARS in Guangdong (5 January 2004)
• A suspected case of SARS case in Guangdong (27 December 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - A confirmed SARS case in Taiwan (17 December 2003)
• Influenza A (H9N2) infection in a 5-year-old-boy (10 December 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - Viral gastroenteritis outbreaks associated with Norovirus (18 November 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - A Local Case of Japanese Encephalitis in 2003 (5 November 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - Be Vigilant and Prepared for SARS (31 October 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - A Local Case of Dengue Fever in 2003 (7 October 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - A Probable SARS Case in Singapore (10 November 2003)
• Letter to all Chinese Medicine Practitioners - Suspected SARS case in Singapore (9 July 2003)
• Form of Report to Department of Health on Chinese Medicine-Related Adverse Event
• Supplementary Form for Reporting Chinese medicine-related Adverse Events

Publications of Department of Health
The above publications of the Department of Health can be obtained from the following address or downloaded from the website of the Central Health Education Unit of Department of Health (http://www.cheu.gov.hk/eng/resources/TCM_Printed.htm).

• Interesting Chinese herb - Taros and Tian Nan Xing (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Da Ye An (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Qian Li Guang (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Ma Qian Zi (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Jiao Gu Lan (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Yu Xing Cao (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Pin Po (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Ma Lan (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Sang (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Sang Ji Sheng (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Zi Su (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Wu Zhi Mao Tao (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Ba Jiao (Chinese version only)
• Interesting Chinese herb - Zhong Jie Feng (Chinese version only)
• Health Preservation in Four Seasons in Chinese Medicine - Prevention of Heat Stroke in Summer
• Health preservation by food in Chinese medicine - The five cereals, fruits and vegetables (leaflet)
• Health Preservation in Chinese Medicine - Sleeping
• Common Methods for Prevention of Colds from Chinese Medicine Perspective
• Regulation of Chinese Medicine (poster & leaflet)
• Diagnostic Methods and Features of Chinese Medicine Practitioners (leaflet)
• Chinese Medicine Treatments (leaflet)
• Registered and Listed Chinese Medicine Practitioners (leaflet)
• Patient's Rights and Obligations in Chinese Medicine Consultation (leaflet)
• Health Preservation in Chinese Medicine (leaflet)
• Points to note when Purchasing Chinese Medicines (leaflet)
• Preparing Herbal Decoctions (leaflet)
• General Knowledge of Taking Chinese Medicines (leaflet)
• General Knowledge of Toxic/Potent Chinese Herbal Medicines (leaflet)
• Adverse Effects of Misusing Herbal Tonics (leaflet)
• How to Choose Between Herbal Tonics and Food Tonics (leaflet)
• What You Should Know in Purchasing Chinese Herbal Medicines (leaflet)
• What You Should Know When Purchasing Proprietary Chinese Medicines (leaflet)
• Adverse Reactions of Chinese Medicines (leaflet)
• Common Methods for Prevention of Colds from Chinese Medicine Perspective (leaflet) (Chinese version only)