The clinical aspect refers to an individual's planning in the clinical field, which involves making medical decisions when their health condition starts to decline noticeably or when emergencies arise. This aspect includes determining the location for receiving treatment and prescription, discussing treatment options not covered by legal documents with doctors, determining how to assess one's best interests during treatment discussions, and even making decisions regarding body and organ donation.
Forget Thee Not
Forget Thee Not engages the public to rethink the meaning of life through education, advocacy and practical implementation of plans to ensure the best possible transition.
Forget Thee Not
Forget Thee Not engages the public to rethink the meaning of life through education, advocacy and practical implementation of plans to ensure the best possible transition. They advocate for proactive planning approaches to address the challenges of end-of-life journeys, using tools such as advance directive, caring plan, funerals and related instructions. If an individual, ailing or otherwise, unexpectedly becomes unconscious and/or unable to recover, their family members and doctors can follow their expressed preferences to make the appropriate arrangements for their transition. In this way, the patient can live their final moments with the greatest dignity.
Forget Thee Not has following experiences:
- Health consultation for patients with serious illnesses (including cancer)
- Signing advance medical directives
- Funeral service designated by the "Silent Teacher" Body Donation Programme of the Chinese University
- Support for dying at home"
*The information provided is translated and may not be entirely accurate or reliable.
Organ Donation by Department of Health
The Government has set up the Committee on Prom
Organ Donation by Department of Health
The Government has set up the Committee on Promotion of Organ Donation (“the Committee”) to further promote organ donation in April 2016 to co-ordinate and integrate the work by different government departments and organisations on organ donation, so as to amplify the promotional effect. The Committee is responsible for implementing the Organ Donation Promotion Campaign, which includes formulation of organ donation promotion strategy and direction, coordination and collaboration with other partners in conducting organ donation promotional activities and programmes and conducting public education.
Hong Kong Organ Transplant Foundation
Hong Kong Organ Transplant Foundation is a non-
Hong Kong Organ Transplant Foundation
Hong Kong Organ Transplant Foundation is a non-governmental organization founded by Dr. Ho Kai-leung, Kelvin with a group of professionals in 2014. It is a government registered charitable institution. The Foundation dedicates to support the needs of patients with organ failure, organ donors and their families, and to promote organ donation. The Foundation aims at raising public awareness on organ donation, especially for the younger generation, through organizing various educational activities and publishing teaching toolkits, with a view to helping them develop positive value towards organ donation. The Foundation hopes to help boost the organ donation registration and raise the organ donation rate.
Keep It Simple
"Keep It Simple" launched the "Keep It Simple -
Keep It Simple
"Keep It Simple" launched the "Keep It Simple - Integrated Care and Post-Life Services" in 2020, primarily targeting vulnerable communities and individuals in need. It has since expanded to provide various forms of services, including post-life arrangements, funeral services for miscarriages and infants, life and death education, emotional support, and the Five Blessings.
*The information provided is translated and may not be entirely accurate or reliable.