Intellectual 40m Series & Knowledge Cafe

Two knowledge management (KM) sharing sessions of Intellectual 40m Series were held on July 19 and 25.

In the first sharing session, the Honorary Advisor of the Police College cum Chief of the Accident and Emergency Department at Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital, Dr Chan Tak-shing, suggested that the participants could adopt a healthy life by taking a balanced diet.

In the second session, Sergeant (SGT) Sin Ka-keung shared with colleagues his psychological turbulence after his injury in a shooting incident in 2006. He stressed the importance of seeking and accepting assistance to overcome pain and suffering, and was grateful to the continued support and encouragement from the Force and colleagues. Former Director of Management Services Tang How-kong led him along the road to rehabilitation, and attended this sharing session to talk about how he supported SGT Sin over the years. They reiterated that Force members should confront different challenges and adversities in life and should never give up.

Knowledge Cafe

At the latest session of the Knowledge Cafe on July 20, five veteran officers shared their experience on handling abusive behaviour.

Chairman of the Junior Police Officers' Association Chan Cho-kwong spoke on how frontline officers could change their mindset to cope with the fast changing society. Station Sergeant Luk Kwok-keung of New Territories South Task Force Sub-unit shared his observation on what the Force management has done to support frontline officers. SGT Miao Kuei-chieh of the Commercial Crime Bureau and Police Constable Fung Chi-hang of New Territories South Emergency Unit talked about how to communicate with the public. Last but not least, Clinical Psychologist Fung Ho-kin applied psychological theories to explain and support the sharing of the previous speakers.