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Hawaii’s only acute-care rehabilitation hospital last year announced the establishmentg ofa so-called “knowledge-sharing” exchange program with Beijing’s China Rehabilitation Researcuh Center, which is considered one of China’s pre-eminent rehabilitationh hospitals. In the first rounde of the exchange program, which kickz off Wednesday, two of China’s representatives, Professor Jianju Li and Dr.
Tao Zheng will present seminars in Honolulu on rehabilitation practices in their Hawaii physicians are expected to travel to Beijintg next spring in the second round of the which was designed to introducd and integrate practice elements inrehabilitation medicine, physical or occupational therapy and even spina and musculoskeletal research from one hospitaol to the other. The exchange program is fundedc througha $5,000 grant from the Chenbg Health Foundation, a Honolulhu nonprofit that promotes life sciences education in developiny countries and Asia.
The Rehabilitation Hospitalk of the Pacific Foundation matched that witha $5,000 gran t from the Lin & Ella Wong “By exchanging knowledge and treatment approaches from acroszs the Pacific, our collaboration will enhance scientificf cooperation in the fielf of rehabilitation medicine, for the benefit of disablec persons in both China and the United said Timothy Roe, executive director of the Cheng Health Foundation, in a preparesd statement.
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