Community Events 2020

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Saturday 18 January 2020

CNY Health Checks

On Saturday 18 January, ACMA was at the ASB Showgrounds Chinese New Year celebrations to welcome in the Year of the Rat. As per tradition, ACMA doctors and YACMA students provided basic health checks - the stall was bustling with activity and visitors who kept our volunteers engaged. There was also plenty of music and entertainment which enhanced the lively atmosphere, and not to mention the seemingly endless options of delicious Chinese food stalls available. It was also fantastic to see new students eager to help out with measuring vitals and answering questions. This was a great opportunity for clinical volunteers and returning students to revise their clinical skills and to give CNY ASB back to the wider community. Happy New Year!


Sunday 08 March 2020

Round the Bays

As with each year, there was again representation of ACMA at the annual Auckland Round the Bays event. The ACMA group were supplied with their own ACMA shirts during this event! This was run in support of the Mental Health Foundation.


Tuesday 14 July 2020

ACCC Falls Workshop

On Tuesday 14th July, Dr Linda Lum carried out a Falls Workshop for the Senior Lifestyle Group at ACCC Mangere. Participants did a self-assessment on their risk of falling and also did three tasks: a timed up-and-go test for mobility, the 30-second chair test to assess leg strength and endurance and the four-stage balance test. Dr Lum also discussed fall prevention programs, home exercises and at-home fall hazards. Dr Lum also distributed brochures on falls prevention and osteoporosis.


Thursday 27 August 2020

ACMA-TANI Health Talk

On Thursday 27 August 2020, Dr Gary Wu gave a Zoom talk on Immunity and Health along with nurse Jessica.

The talk was very well-received by the more than 100 Chinese people who registered for the talk. Feedback included: “Thanks for the speakers to explain about vaccines and its foundations which let us know why immunisation is very important.”

Several registrants who failed to attend due to Zoom’s attendance limitations were even asking for Dr Wu to repeat his presentation again! Well done to Gary and nurse Jessica for yet again a very successful ACMA-TANI collaborative talk.