E-Learning

Exploring Endless Possibilities in Medicine,
Unlocking a New Era of Smart Healthcare.

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Digital Medicine

Since the Industrial Revolution, the remarkable advancements in medicine have been propelled by technological progress, enabling us to leverage diverse technologies to comprehend the underlying mechanisms and progression of diseases. Today, the revolutionary breakthrough of digital medicine—integrating healthcare with information science to decode hidden patterns within medical big data—stands as a critical and defining domain for the future of next-generation healthcare.

Albert C. Yang
Albert C. Yang
Bo-zhao Guo
Bo-zhao Guo
Ueng-Cheng Yang
Ueng-Cheng Yang
Chun-Ying Wu
Chun-Ying Wu

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Introduction to Digital Medicine

Ai in Neuropsychiatry

AIOT CLINICAL CASE SHARING

Ai in Oncology

Digital Medical Record

Precision Medicine

Ai in Radiology

Predicting Stroke

Ai in Pathology

Ethics and Legal Regulations in Digital Medicine

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Smart Healthcare and Its Applications

Smart healthcare touches upon every dimension of medicine. Establishing trustworthy medical artificial intelligence models and seamlessly integrating them into clinical workflows to build affordable, highly efficient, safe, and reliable healthcare service models stands as a critical challenge for the next decade of smart healthcare development.

Moving from fundamental concepts to advanced applications, this course utilizes open-access medical databases to introduce the real-world applications of artificial intelligence technologies in healthcare.

Albert C. Yang
Albert C. Yang

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Biomedical Signal Analysis

Biomedical signals serve as essential tools for measuring physiological functions, encompassing electroencephalograms (EEG), blood pressure, respiration, and electrocardiograms (ECG). The analysis of biomedical signals not only functions as a powerful tool for clinical diagnosis but also facilitates a deeper understanding of underlying physiological mechanisms, forming a critical cornerstone for smart healthcare applications.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to biomedical signal analysis methods, with a strong focus on their practical application within medical research and clinical domains.

Albert C. Yang
Albert C. Yang

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