Search Results - "Tang, Jennifer YM"

Does lifestyle matter? Individual lifestyle factors and their additive effects associated with cognitive function in older men and women by Liu, Tianyin, Luo, Hao, Tang, Jennifer YM, Wong, Gloria HY

“…Objectives: This study investigated the association between healthy lifestyle comprised of multiple domains, gender, and cognitive function in older Chinese…”
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Everyday cognitive functioning and global cognitive performance are differentially associated with physical frailty and chronological age in older Chinese men and women by Liu, Tianyin, Wong, Gloria HY, Luo, Hao, Tang, Jennifer YM, Xu, Jiaqi, Choy, Jacky CP, Lum, Terry YS

“…Objectives: Intact cognition is a key determinant of quality of life. Here, we investigated the relative contribution of age and physical frailty to global and…”
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Implementation of respiratory protection measures: Visitors of residential care homes for the elderly by Lee, Diana T.F., PhD, MSc, RN, FAAN, Yu, Doris S.F., PhD, BSc, RN, Ip, Margaret, MSc, DTM&H, FRCPath, FRCP(Glasg), FRCPA, FHKCPath(Clin Micro, Infection), FHKAM, Tang, Jennifer Y.M., PhD, MPhil

“…To evaluate the implementation of respiratory protection measures for and by visitors of residential care homes for the elderly in Hong Kong, a territory-wide…”
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Evaluation on the implementation of respiratory protection measures in old age homes by Lee, Diana Tf, Yu, Doris, Ip, Margaret, Tang, Jennifer Ym

“…Old age homes (OAHs) represent a vulnerable community for influenza outbreaks. Effective implementation of respiratory protection measures has been identified…”
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Early intervention and evaluation for adult-onset psychosis: the JCEP study rationale and design by Hui, Christy L.M., Chang, Wing C., Chan, Sherry K.W., Lee, Edwin H.M., Tam, Wendy W.Y., Lai, Dik C., Wong, Gloria H.Y., Tang, Jennifer Y.M., Li, Frendi W.S., Leung, Kwok F., McGhee, Sarah M., Sham, Pak C., Chen, Eric Y.H.

“…Aim Psychotic disorders incur substantial long‐term burdens to patients and society. Early intervention (EI) during the initial years of psychotic disorders…”
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Early intervention for psychosis in Hong Kong - the EASY programme by Tang, Jennifer Y. M., Wong, Gloria H. Y., Hui, Christy L. M., Lam, May M. L., Chiu, Cindy P. Y., Chan, Sherry K. W., Chung, Dicky W. S., Tso, Steve, Chan, Kathy P. M., Yip, K. C., Hung, S. F., Chen, Eric Y. H.

“…Aim: This article aims to describe the Hong Kong experience in developing and implementing an early psychosis programme. Methods: In 2001, the Early Assessment…”
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A three-year prospective study of spontaneous eye-blink rate in first-episode schizophrenia: Relationship with relapse and neurocognitive function by Kevin KS Chan, Christy LM Hui, May ML Lam, Jennifer YM Tang, Gloria HY Wong, Sherry KW Chan, Eric YH Chen

“…Objective: To examine the spontaneous blink rate over a 3-year period and its clinical and cognitive correlates among patients with first-episode…”
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A three-year prospective study of spontaneous eye-blink rate in first-episode schizophrenia: Relationship with relapse and neurocognitive function by Chan, K K S, Hui, C L M, Lam, M M L, Tang, J Y M, Wong, G H Y, Chan, S K W, Chen, E Y H

“…Objective: To examine the spontaneous blink rate over a 3-year period and its clinical and cognitive correlates among patients with first-episode…”
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