繁體中文
李國麟（Joseph Lee Kok-long）1959年8月14日出生於澳門，SBS、JP，籍貫廣東中山，曾就讀筲箕灣官立中學，係香港護理學者及前立法會議員。他1980年入行當護士，早年喺醫院前線任職，熟悉臨床同病房運作，其後取得護理學學士同碩士學位，並完成哲學博士課程，成為註冊護士，長期投身護理教育與健康研究。他是香港公開大學護理及健康學部嘅創院院長，主理該學部約二十三年；該校其後將學部升格為護理及健康學院，他於2018年2月獲任命為首任院長，至2019年離任。他自2004年起代表衞生服務界功能界別出任立法會議員，直至2021年任滿，並曾任立法會衞生事務委員會主席，多次就公立醫院資源、護士人手同專科服務輪候時間提出質詢，關注公立醫療體系嘅人手、護士培訓及病人權益等課題。他以獨立身分出選衞生服務界，政治立場屬泛民主派，但發言多集中喺專業同民生事務，主張改善護士薪酬架構同晉升階梯，並推動基層醫療同社區護理嘅發展。他亦曾任醫院管理局成員（2004年12月起獲委任）、獨立監察警方處理投訴委員會委員、香港護士管理局委員同香港護士協會主席等公職。他多年來喺公開大學任教及督導研究，並撰寫護理及健康政策相關嘅學術著作，推動護理專業嘅註冊、基層醫療同持續進修。他於2006年獲委任為太平紳士，並獲頒銀紫荊星章。他任教期間培育咗不少本地護士同醫療管理人才，亦曾代表香港出席國際護理會議，推動本地護理專業同國際接軌。
English
Joseph Lee Kok-long (born 14 August 1959 in Macau), SBS, JP, is a Hong Kong nursing scholar and former legislator, with ancestral roots in Zhongshan, Guangdong, and educated at Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary School. He entered nursing in 1980, working first on the hospital frontline and gaining a close knowledge of clinical and ward practice, and later earned a bachelor's and a master's degree in nursing and completed a doctorate; he is a registered nurse whose career has centred on nursing education and health research. He was the founding dean of the School of Nursing and Health Studies at the Open University of Hong Kong and led the school for about 23 years before stepping down in 2019; in February 2018 he was appointed the first dean of the university's newly established School of Nursing and Health. From 2004 he represented the Health Services functional constituency in the Legislative Council until the end of his term in 2021 and served as chairman of its Panel on Health Services, repeatedly raising hospital resources, nurse staffing and waiting times for specialist services, and following issues such as hospital staffing, nurse training and patients' rights. He was elected for the Health Services functional constituency as an independent with pro-democracy leanings, but focused his speeches mainly on professional and livelihood matters, calling for better pay structures and promotion ladders for nurses and promoting primary and community care. He was also a member of the Hospital Authority, appointed from December 2004, the Independent Police Complaints Council, the Nursing Council of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Nurses Association, and served as its chairman. He taught and supervised research at the Open University for many years and wrote academic work on nursing and health policy, promoting professional registration, primary care and continuing education in nursing. Appointed a Justice of the Peace in 2006, he received the Silver Bauhinia Star, trained many local nurses and health administrators, and represented Hong Kong at international nursing conferences, helping link the local nursing profession with its international counterparts.
