About the CAMS New York Hep B Free Clinician Honor Roll
The Chinese American Medical Society’s CAMS New York Hep B Free Clinician’s Honor Roll began in April 2012 and was sponsored by Wells Fargo. The Hep B Honor Roll is a project that acknowledges primary care clinicians who have signed a pledge to screen patients at risk for chronic Hepatitis B infections in accordance with U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines.
Establishing the CAMS Hep B Free Clinician Honor Roll follows the release in 2008 of new national screening guidelines for Hepatitis B established by CDC in Atlanta, Georgia. The first Hep B Free Clinician's Honor Roll was launched in the fall of 2009 in San Francisco, California to promote the growing number of doctor’s offices that were testing patients and working to prevent liver cancer and Hepatitis B disease. The program was started by the AsianWeek Foundation and the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
In summer 2011 the SF Hep B Free Clinician Honor Roll was chosen to be a health indicator on San Francisco’s new citywide health report card, called Community Vital Signs. The goal of the health indicator is to get 90% of all San Francisco practicing primary care physicians, nurse practitioners and physician’s assistants to sign the pledge form. San Francisco has a primary care physician pool of approximately 1,500 providers.
Partners for the launch of the CAMS Hep B Free Honor Roll include the New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene, the AsianWeek Foundation, the Chinese American Independent Practice Association, Charles B. Wang Community Health Center, American Cancer Society Eastern Division Asian Initiatives & New York University B Free CEED.
The following CAMS Physicians have pledged to be a Hepatitis B Clinician Hero by screening patients at risk for chronic viral hepatitis B infection in accordance with the national guidelines published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including all patients from areas of the globe with intermediate to high prevalence rates, especially Asian and Pacific Islands:
Alan Chu, D.O. Alan C. Yao, M.D. Alexander Chan, M.D. Amy Su, M.D. Andy Ng, M.D. Anming Luo, M.D. Anna Law, M.D. Anthony Foong, M.D. Bin Wang, M.D. Bing Lu, M.D. Blanche Leung, M.D. Bo Chen, M.D. Bruce Chung, M.D. Calvin Q. Pan, M.D., FACP, FACG Charles Chan, M.D. Chia-lei Lin, M.D. Chien Chuang, M.D. Ching-Yin Lam, M.D. Chixin Fang, M.D. Chuansheng Wang, M.D. Chun K. Yip, M.D. Chun-Kit Chan, D.O. Connie Lam, D.O. Cynthia Tam, D.O. Dalai Zhou, M.D. Danny Chu, M.D. David Kim, M.D. David Yoo, M.D. Dening Zhu, M.D. Donald Tsynman, M.D. Dong Hong Schong, M.D. Edward E. Lee, M.D. Faith Zhao, M.D. George Juang, M.D. George Liu, M.D. Hai-Po Wang, M.D. Haiou Duan, M.D. Helen Chen, D.O. Henry Chen, M.D. Henry Ting, M.D. Henry D. Wu, M.D. Hong Ye, D.O. Hongwei Zhang, M.D. Hua Huang, M.D., Ph.D. Hung Sam Lee, D.O. Jackson Kuan, M.D. Jade Yun Hon, M.D. Janelle Luk, M.D. Jason Chen, M.D. Jean Zheng, M.D. Jia Hong, M.D. Jianjun Li, M.D. Jimmy Wong, M.D. Jin Song, M.D. Jingbo Zhao, M.D. Ji-Qing Wei, M.D. | Jonathan Chang, M.D. Joseph Poon, M.D. Josephine Lam, M.D. Ka Li, M.D. Karen Kwei, M.D. Kevin Jing Tao Guo, M.D. Khin Aung, M.D. King-Chen Hon M.D. Lan Mo, M.D. Le Ding, M.D. Li Li Ren, M.D. Lim Tse, M.D. Liming Yang, M.D. Lina Nie, B.M., Ph.D. Linda Tang, M.D. Lisa Ling, M.D. Liwen Huang, M.D. Liwen Zhu, D.O. Liye Li, M.D. Lu Cai, M.D. Lucille Pak, M.D. Lucot Cherenfont, M.D. Lynne Wu, M.D., M.P.P. Manuel Sy, M.D. Mei Yu Liang, D.N.P., F.N.P. Michael Lee, M.D. Michael Li, M.D. Min Cai, M.D. Nan-Tsun Lai, M.D. Neha Maria Egbert, M.D. Norman Nai-Chiu Lee, M.D. On Hin Lau, M.D. Parnian Zandieh, M.D. Perry Pong, M.D. Po Cheng Chu, M.D. Punyadech Photangtham, M.D. Qing Yeh, M.D. Raymond Chan, M.D. Raymond Diaz, M.D. Rosie Lyo, M.D. Rui Er Teng, M.D. San San Wynn, M.D. San Shih, M.D. Sandy Bui, D.O. Sang Kan, M.D. Sein See, M.D. Shelly Shi, M.D. Sing Chan, M.D. Sing Wu Law, M.D. Singmay Su, M.D. Stanley Ng, M.D. Su Wang, M.D., M.P.H. Summer Zhang, M.D. Sun-Co Lin, M.D. Susanna Teng, M.D. | Sydney Chen, M.D. Tak Chan, M.D. Tao Wu, M.D. Terence Hsuih, M.D. Teresa Chan, M.D. Thae Mar, M.D. Timothy Wong, M.D. Tina Kuo, M.D. Tong Jing, M.D., Ph.D. Tun Lin, M.D. Tuyen T.Trinh, D.O. Vi Quach, M.D. Victor Chang, M.D. Victor Mok, M.D. Vincent Chua, M.D. Vincent Wang, D.O. Vinh P. Pham, M.D. Vivian Huang, M.D. Vivian Tsai, M.D. Warren Chin, M.D. Wei Li, M.D., Ph.D. Wei Wang, M.D. Wei Ye, D.O. Wei-Hsiu Lo, M.D. Weiyi Gao, M.D. Winston C. Tom, M.D. Wing Sze Leung, M.D. Wong Lap Koon, M.D. Wu Tan, M.D. Xiaoxi Hu, M.D. Xiaoxia Zhang, M.D. Xiao Qing Yin, D.O. Xiao Yuan Zhao, M.D. Xin Pang, M.D. Xiyun Shao, M.D. Xuebin Yin, M.D. Xuezhu Tong, M.D. Xuxia Wu, M.D. Yat Ting Moy, M.D. Yi Ding Li, M.D. Yick Moon Lee, M.D. Yiling Huang, M.D. Yin Sun, M.D. Yiqun Hui, M.D. Yoke Hlen Wong, M.D. Yong Luo, M.D., Ph.D. Yong Max Yu, M.D. Yong Sheng Lin, M.D. York Sing Chan, D.O. Zhi Guang Zhang, M.D., Ph.D. Zhiyou Zhang, M.D. |
CAMS Primary Care Physicians, Pediatricians and Gastroenterologists in the New York City area: if you have not already pledged, you can download it below and email it to office@camsociety.org or fax it to our office at (646) 304-6373.
CAMS Clinician Honor Roll Pledge Form
Hepatitis B is a silent killer and disproportionally affects Asian Americans. Screening should be the standard of care for at risk populations. pledge today and join the fight to eliminate Hepatitis B and Liver Cancer in our community.