香港護士協會

Members of our association can download the program through their mobile devices and enjoy the following services at any time:

Trade union information - provides the latest trade union activities and information, and will also issue questionnaires from time to time to reflect the opinions and demands of the industry to relevant departments.

Membership information - Provide members with various membership information, merchant discounts and gifts related information

Course Information - An organization recognized by the Nursing Council of Hong Kong to organize "Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) credits". In addition to nursing professional courses, we also offer various interest classes and parent-child courses to choose from.
Member Service Department - including the Welfare Department, Electrical Appliances Department, Parent-Child Paradise and Insurance Department, provides members with a variety of products, various insurances and physical examination plans, and provides members with special care agreement prices for members to choose from.

Member Records – Provide member points balance and transaction records. Points that reach designated points can be used directly as cash.

Coupons – Various electronic shopping coupons are provided to members from time to time.

Promotional Offers – Provide the latest product information and various promotional offers.

Notifications – push the latest shopping, course and trade union information to the mobile app for members to easily understand and check at any time.

ESHOP Shopping – Connect to the Nursing Association’s online service platform to facilitate members to shop, apply for membership and enroll in courses online.


Introduction to the association
The Hong Kong Nurses Association was established in 1977. It is a nurses union formed voluntarily by the nursing profession and registered in accordance with the Hong Kong Government Trade Unions Ordinance. It is independent of any organization. With the purpose of "based on professionalism, caring for society, improving medical care, and protecting citizens", the Association continues to fight for the rights and interests of the nursing profession and improve the quality of local nursing services. The Association's efforts have also been supported by the profession.

Our members come from different nursing ranks, including registered nurses, registered nurses, nursing students, injectors, health assistants and midwives, etc., and are employed by different organizations such as the Hospital Authority, Department of Health, Social Welfare Department, private hospitals and voluntary groups. Today, it has developed into the largest nurses union in Hong Kong, with more than 32,000 members.