Professor Chang, Wing Chung 張頴宗
- Evaluation of early interventions for first-episode psychosis
- At-risk mental state (ARMS) research on prediction of psychosis development
- Reward learning impairment in early psychosis
- Long-term outcome of first-episode psychosis
- Investigation of negative symptoms in early psychosis
- Epidemiological investigation of prevalence of psychotic disorders in Hong Kong
Dr. WC Chang has joined the Department of Psychiatry, HKU since January 2011. He is a clinical assistant professor and an associate member of the State Key Laboratory of Brain & Cognitive Sciences, HKU, as well as an honorary associate consultant at the Department of Psychiatry, Queen Mary Hospital. He obtained Membership of Royal College of Psychiatrists (UK) in 2007 and Fellowship of Hong Kong College of Psychiatrists in 2009. He was awarded RGC Clinical Research Fellowship in 2013 and Distinguished Young Fellow (Psychiatry) by the HK Academy of Medicine in 2014. His research focuses on evaluation of early intervention for psychosis, longitudinal follow-up of at-risk mental state and psychosis prediction, negative symptoms and reward learning impairment.
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