Palo Alto / New York / Cambridge / Pines / Hillsdale / /
Company
Penguin Books Ltd / Westview Press / Hong Kong University Press / Family Services Review / Chinese University Press / Macmillan Education Ltd. / Ma LC / Harvard University Press / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Taiwan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Singapore / /
Currency
HKD / /
Facility
Teachers College / University of Hong Kong / University of Hong Kong Medical School / Columbia University / The University of Hong Kong / Chinese University of Hong Kong / /
IndustryTerm
healthcare surveys / web projects / Trans-disciplinary services / public services / communications skills / social services / student health services / conventional and advanced media / target / belief systems / mental health services / mass media / information technology / timely and convenient services / family education services / /
Organization
Department of Social Work and Social Administration / Columbia University / University of Hong Kong / Hong Kong / Child Assessment Service / Harvard University / University of Hong Kong Medical School / Chinese University of Hong Kong / Teachers College / Defining Parent-Child Well-Being BMY CHAN Child Assessment Service / Social Welfare Department / Association of Hong Kong / Social Service / American Guidance Service / Hong Kong government / Emotional Intelligence / Hong Kong Council of Social Services / Goleman D. Emotional Intelligence / American Academy of Pediatrics / Department of Health / Girls' Club Association of Hong Kong4 / /
Person
Abuse Negl / Lam D. Parenting / Harris T. I'm / Chas E Merrill / Ming Pao / Thomas Gordon / Triple P-Positive / Gordon T. Parent / Lawrence Erlbaum / Psychol Monogr / Esther Ho / /
Position
Clinical Psychologist / forward public health messages / Harper / Transactional Analysis model / author / Major / one of the research team members / Associate Professor / /
HK J Paediatr (new series) 2004;9:[removed]Proceedings of Update Series 2001 Paediatric Update No.4: Parent – Promoting Parent-child Well-being 2 September 2001