Chart B: Number of Field(s) of Additional Training Received / Being Received by Active Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners Enumerated

Of the 1 298 active registered Chinese medicine practitioners enumerated, 
40.1% did not receive any additional training, 
29.2% received / were receiving one field of additional training, 
10.5% received / were receiving two fields of additional training, 
5.1% received / were receiving three fields of additional training, 
2.4% received / were receiving four fields of additional training, 
1.5% received / were receiving five fields of additional training, 
1.0% received / were receiving six fields of additional training, 
9.1% received / were receiving seven or more fields of additional training and 
1.1% did not reveal the number of field of additional training.

Of the 777 respondents who had received / were receiving additional training after they became Chinese medicine practitioners, 379 (48.8%) had received / were receiving training in one field only, 
which included training in acupuncture and moxibustion of Chinese medicine (31.1%), 
internal medicine of Chinese medicine (15.8%), 
orthopaedics and traumatology of Chinese medicine (12.7%), 
gynaecology of Chinese medicine (6.3%), 
Hong Kong healthcare system and regulatory system of Chinese medicine (4.5%), 
training programme related to the Chinese medicine pracitioners licensing examination (4.5%),
Chinese Medicine (General Practice) (4.2%), 
Integration of Chinese-Western Medicine (3.7%), 
Modern Basic Medical Science (2.6%), 
Oncology Nursing (2.1%), 
Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Diseases (2.1%), 
Chinese Materia Medica (2.1%), 
Fundamental Theories of Chinese Medicine (1.8%) and 
Others (6.3%).