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CMAB launches training resources to enhance sensitivity of medical and healthcare professionals towards sexual minorities

The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau today (January 28) held a briefing session to introduce to medical and healthcare professionals new training resources aimed at enhancing their knowledge of and sensitivity towards sexual minorities. Picture shows the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Patrick Nip, addressing the briefing. The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau today (January 28) held a briefing session to introduce to medical and healthcare professionals new training resources aimed at enhancing their knowledge of and sensitivity towards sexual minorities. Picture shows the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Patrick Nip (first right), chatting with representatives of the medical and healthcare sector attending the briefing to learn more about their work and needs when providing services to sexual minorities. The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau today (January 28) held a briefing session to introduce to medical and healthcare professionals new training resources aimed at enhancing their knowledge of and sensitivity towards sexual minorities. Picture shows the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Patrick Nip (fifth left), and representatives of various medical and healthcare bodies being briefed by a clinical psychologist of the Social Welfare Department, who has helped draw up the training resources, on the contents of the resources.
The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau today (January 28) held a briefing session to introduce to medical and healthcare professionals new training resources aimed at enhancing their knowledge of and sensitivity towards sexual minorities. Picture shows the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Patrick Nip, addressing the briefing.