Lab conducts a collaborative research project with Taichung Veterans General Hospital to predict progression-free survival in brain tumor patients. The laboratory plans to collaborate with physicians to construct a brain tumor image segmentation model to assist in the early detection and diagnosis of tumors.
Project Overview The aging population, healthcare professional shortage, and rising mortality rates from medical errors have driven the global trend of healthcare informatization. The healthcare industry is facing increasing pressure from rising medical costs, peer competition, and growing consumer awareness. Reducing medical costs, promoting rational resource allocation, and improving operating performance are key goals for…
Farewell Party for Fu-Sheng Hsueh, Yu-Sheng Cheng, Min-Yu Chen, Yen-Chih Feng, Wen-Chieh Li, Chia-Hsien Li, and Yen-Chun Lu! Wishing everyone to become extraordinary ordinary individuals on their future life journey.
Lab Conducts a collaborative research project with Changhua Christian Hospital to predict the prognosis and healthcare consumption of hospitalized trauma patients. The project introduces deep learning for predicting in-hospital mortality and length of stay for patients. Therefore, it contributes to predicting the prognosis and healthcare consumption of hospitalized trauma patients, ultimately enhancing the quality of…
Project Overview Brain tumors, prevalent across all ages, arise from complex brain structures. Abnormal cell growth forms tumors, classified as benign or malignant. Early detection is crucial, as these slow-growing masses often lack symptoms. Due to their diverse locations and effects, treatment is challenging. This project aims to leverage deep learning and machine learning for…
Congratulations to Dr. Meng-Hsiun Tsai on being elected as the 9th Head of the Department of Information Management Systems at National Chung Hsing University! All members of the Precision Medicine & Clinical Translational Research Lab extend their congratulations!
Laboratory’s semesterly gathering! Grateful for the efforts of all laboratory members throughout this semester. Looking forward to continuing our academic research to contribute more to humanity.