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

N9. Ran, M. S., Chen, E. Y., Chan, C. L.W., Yip, P. S., Conwell, Y., & Caine, E. (2005). The
Characteristics of Homeless Individuals with Schizophrenia in Rural China.
Schizophrenia Bulletin, 31, 235-236.
N10. Ng, S. M., Chan, T. H. Y., Chan, C. L. W., & Cheng, N. K. C. (2005). Final report on
programme evaluation of the Suicide Crisis Intervention Centre, Samaritan Befrienders
Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Centre on Behavioral Health, HKU. (Commissioned research
report.)
N11. Ng S.M., Tso F., & Chan C.L.W. (2005) A prospective study on user satisfaction,
treatment efficacy, and incoming and outgoing pathways of patients of the Chinese
Medicine Specialist Outpatient Clinic. Tung Wah Hospital, Hong Kong: Centre on
Behavioral Health, the University of Hong Kong. (Commissioned research report.)
N12. Chan, L.W. & Chan, C.H. (2005) Helping bereaved elderly persons – Implications for
social work practice. In Chan, W.Y., Kam, S.H. & Chou, K. H. (eds.) Social Work and
Counseling for Bereaved Elderly Persons. (pp. 5-15). Hong Kong: Crisis Management
and Support Services, SAGE Hong Kong.
N13. Tsang, S. K. M., Chan, C. L. W., Chan, C. H. Y., Ng, S. M., FU, W., Yung, W. M., &
Poon, Y. C. (2005). From stormy to smooth sail: Resilience of adult children of parents
with gambling problems. Advances in Gambling Theories, Service and Research in the
Asia-Pacific Region. Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Tung
Wah Group of Hospitals.
N14. Chan, C. H. Y., & Chan, C. L. W. (2004). Stonger the wind, harder the wood. In Yun
Hang Cheung Transition: A Story of Reborn after the Pat Sin Leng Hill Fire (2nd
edition). Hong Kong: Fellowship of Evangelical Studies. (In Chinese)
N15. Liu, M.*, & Chan, C. L. W. (2004). Working manual for empowerment group for single
mothers. Beijing: Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Press. (In Chinese).
(Empowerment of women as victims of violence or divorce in China based on my BMS
model)
N16. Chan, C.L.W., Ho, S.M.Y., & Chow, A. Y.M. (2004). Report on Cross-sectional Survey
Study on Grief and Bereavement Experience of Chinese Families in Hong Kong (Jessie
& Thomas Tam Centre, SPHC). Hong Kong; Centre on Behavioral Health, HKU.
N17. Chan, C. H. Y., & Chan, C. L. W. (2004). The stronger the wind, the harder the wood. In
Y. H. Chueng (Ed.) Transition: A story of reborn after the Pat Sin Leng hill fire (2nd ed.).
Hong Kong: Fellowship of Evangelical Studies. (In Chinese)
N18. Chan, E. K. L., & Chan, C. L. W. (2004). Chinese culture and research: Implications on
social work education and practice. In A. K. T. Tsang, M. C. Yan & W. Shera (Eds.),
Social work in China: A snapshot of critical issues and emerging ideas: Proceedings of
the international colloquium in Beijing 2000 (pp. 39-48). Toronto: Faculty of Social
Work, University of Toronto.
N19. Ran, M. S., Chen, E. Y. H., Chan, C. L. W., Yip, P. S. F., Xiang, M. Z., Conwell, Y.,
Caine, E., Mao, W. J., Hu, S. H., Tang, C. P., Lin, F. R., Li, L. (2004). Mortality and
suicide among patients with schizophrenia in a Chinese rural community. The Sixth
National Conference of Association of Chinese Psychiatry, Special Volume (pp. 80).
Changsha, China. (in Chinese).
N20. Chan, C.L.W., Leung, P.Y., Wong S.S. (2004) Loving yourself is not difficult. Hong
Kong: Centre on Behavioral Health. (in Chinese)
N21. Chan, C.L.W., Chow, Y.M. Chan, H.Y. & Ho. M.Y. (2004) Three steps of fostering
resilience. Hong Kong: Centre on Behavioral Health. (in Chinese)
N22. Chan C.L.W. (2003) The Social Impact of SARS: Sustainable Action for the
Rejuvenation of Society, Medical Section of the Federation of Medical Societies of Hong
Kong, 8(5), 11-12.
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