We should not be happy with mere scraps
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- Jun 20, 2013
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I wonder how many people are really happy with Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying's first policy address last month.
Leung's failure to address...
The facility would address the shortage of veterinarians in the city and help combat the mounting threat that animal-related diseases pose to people in the region.
A "shameful" shortage of care experts on farms due to Hong Kong's lack of training schools may lead to a rise in animal-related diseases, experts say.
The shutdown of a training programme for nurses could threaten the quality of veterinary surgery in Hong Kong while a new law may open the floodgates to less qualified surgical assistants, an...
Polytechnic University wants to improve professional standards and meet demand for training in animal health and welfare by introducing a BSc degree in veterinary nursing from September next...
The city's first bachelor's degree programme in veterinary nursing will be launched next year, helping to satisfy rising demand for professionals.
Hong Kong's first veterinary medical school may be set up by City University in response to a shortage of vets, acting Secretary for Education Kenneth Chen Wei-on says.
The focus of health care education in Hong Kong has been on caring for people. But with pets becoming increasingly popular in the city, the need for trained manpower in the veterinary field is...
Christmas and the new year coincide with holidays for students studying abroad. For many homesick overseas students, this well-earned respite from the books is an opportunity to spend time with...
Hong Kong's first ever bachelor's degree programme in veterinary nursing will be launched next year.
New programme is a link between PolyU and world-famous college in London, setting out to alleviate shortage of trained professionals in HK
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