Professor Cecilia Chan Lai-wan, B - Department of Social Work and ...

J11. Leung, P.P.Y.*, Chan, C.L.W., & Blyth, E. (2011). Mental and behavioral health in
diversity management: An East-West perspective. In Chen, S. (ed.). Diversity
Management: Theoretical Perspectives and Practical Approaches. Chapter 2, pp. 17-31.
Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science Publishers. ISBN: 978-1-61122-863-2.
J12. Ho, A.H.Y.*, & Chan, C.L.W. (2011). Liberating bereaved persons from the
oppression of death and loss in Chinese societies: examples of public health
approaches. In S. Conway (ed.) Governing Death and Loss: empowerment,
involvement and participation (Ch.12, pp.119-128). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
J13. Leung, P.P.Y.*, & Chan, C.L.W. (2011). Palliative care in the Chinese context:
Framework for culturally respectful practice. In T. Altilto & S. Otis-Green (eds.)
Oxford Handbook of Palliative Social Work. (Chapter 62, pp.573-578). New York:
Oxford University Press.
J14. Chan, C.L.W., & Chau, A.W.L. (2009) Service Learning and Civic Education.
Academic administration. In Sheying, Chen (ed) Academic Administration – A Quest
for Better Leadership in Higher Education. (Ch. 17, pp.237-256). New York: Nova
Science Publishers.
J15. Chan, C.L.W. (2009) Chinese Death Taboo. In Dennis Peck and Clifton D. Bryant
(eds.) Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience Vol. 1. (pp.190-192), London:
Sage.
J16. Chan, C.L.W. (2009) Living Legacy. In Dennis Peck and Clifton D. Bryant (eds.)
Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience Vol. 2. (pp.666-668), London:
Sage.
J17. Chan, C.L.W. (2009) Orphans. In Dennis Peck and Clifton D. Bryant (eds.)
Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience Vol. 2. (pp.791-794), London:
Sage.
J18. Lee, G.L.*, Chan, C.H.Y., Choi Hui, E.W.H. & Chan, C.L.W. (2009) Chinese
traditional belief systems, livelihood and fertility. In Eric Blyth and Ruth Landau (eds.)
Faith and Fertility: Attitudes toward reproductive practices in different religions from
ancient to modern times. (Ch. 5, pp.137-157), London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
J19. Ho T.H.*, Lo P.H.Y., & Chan C.L.W. (2009) The Efficacy of the Body-Mind-Spirit
Intervention and Social Support groups on Chinese breast cancer patients. In Y.M. Lee,
C.L.W. Chan, S.M. Ng, P. P.Y. Leung (Eds.), Integrative Body-Mind-Spirit Social
Work: An Empirically Based Approach to Assessment and Treatment. (Ch. 10,
pp.217-234), New York: The Oxford University Press.
J20. Lee, A.M.*, Chan, C.L.W., Ho, A.H.Y., Wang, C.N., Tang, V.Y.H., Lau S.S.M., Leung,
P.P.Y., Fu, Y.T., Yau, Y.T., & Ho, J.W.C. (2009). The Efficacy of the Body-Mind-Spirit
Intervention Model on Improving the Quality of Life and Psychological Well-being of
Chinese patients with Colorectal Cancer: A Preliminary Report. In Y.M. Lee, C.L.W.
Chan, S.M. Ng, P. P.Y. Leung (Eds.), Integrative Body-Mind-Spirit Social Work: An
Empirically Based Approach to Assessment and Treatment. (Ch. 11, pp.236-243), New
York: The Oxford University Press.
J21. Chan, C.L.W. & Law, C.K. (2008) Advocacy. In William Rowe, Lisa A.
Rapp-Paglocco, Karen M. Sowers & Catherine N. Dulmus (eds.) Comprehensive
Handbook of Social Work and Social Welfare. (Ch. 8, pp.179-198) New Jersey: John
Wiley & Sons.
J22. Cheung, G.* & Chan, C.L.W. (2008) The Satir Model and cultural Sensitivity: A Hong
Kong Reflection. In John Banmen (ed.) Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy
(pp.205-221) Netherlands: Science & Behavior Book.
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