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Pillar Procedure

Material: Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)

Size: 18 mm in length and 1.5 mm in diameter

Procedure: 3 implants placed into hard & soft palate junction, 2 mm apart

Price: NT$25000

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M.O.U. with Stanford Sleep Disorders Center

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(Movement arousals) (Diaphoresis)

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(EDS, hyperactivity, or aggressive behavior)

(Slow rate of growth) (Morning headaches) (Secondary enuresis)

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(SaO2desaturation with apneic episodes)

(Hypercapnia) (Markedly negative

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Journal of Sleep Science, Medicine & Technology

Academic Journal (under planning) contracted with Elsevier, the Netherlands. The first academic journal in this brand new field

Launching Schedule: Launch the first issue from May 2015 First call for paper will be in Sep. 2014, from “22nd Congress of ESRS” which will be held in Tallinn Estonia, Sep 16 – Sep 20, 2014 .

Editorial Board: EDITOR IN CHIEF: RAYLEIGH CHIANG, M.D., M.M.S. (TW) Deputy Editors: M Vitiello, Ph.D (Elderly sleep, psychology US)., J Krieger, M.D., Ph.D. (Sleep medicine, FR), T Penzel, M.D. (Sleep medicine, DE), M Tafti, Ph.D. (Basic science, CH), R Grunstein (Sleep medicine, AU), M Kyng (Computer science, DK), Z Ding, Ph.D. (Industrial design, CN), HH Chou, M.Sc. (Management, TW) Editorial Board: Fields of Sleep medicine, Engineering, Design, Management, Industry from 18 countries across Europe, America, Asia-Pacific

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Visiting Professor, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, U.S. - June, 2011

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Alphabetical Listing Clinical Practitioners Funded Research Faculty

TrainingResearchMember's Section

Home > Faculty at a Glance > Overview

FACULTY

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I. International CommitteeAPEC, EU, WHO

II. Public Advocacy CommitteeMedia, publications

III. Research & Development CommitteeField standards

IV. Industrialization CommitteeIP Platform

V. Education CommitteeGlobal Ph.D./Master Program

VI. Global Policy & Regulation Committee

1st Executive Meeting ParisExceptional Assembly London

2nd Executive Meeting Taipei

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1st Industrial Meeting

Sleep: An Innovative Approach to Reducing Health-Cost, Increasing Productivity, and Promoting Public Safety

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Future Activities

2013/04/10ISSTA Board MeetingBerlin, Germany

2014/01/06~13Sleep Technology Field Standard U.S. Trip

Berlin Germany

2014/03/20Annual Member Assembly of ISSTA, Berlin

2013/112nd ISSTA Annual ConferenceBerlin, Germany

2013/12/29International Sleep Medicine & Science Expert Forum, Taipei, Taiwan

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2014/06Sleep Technology Symposium, APSS, Minneapolis, MN, U.S. (proposal submitted)

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Specific challenge: The sustainability of pilot and demonstration solutions and services is broadly perceived as one of the biggest challenges in streamlining healthcare delivery processes and in improving cost efficiency while maintaining or improving patient safety. The pace of development has been slow and penetration of ICT still has high growth potential in healthcare compared to other public or private sectors.

This activity facilitates public purchasing of innovative solutions in healthcare which have not yet been deployed onlarge scale.

Scope: The proposals should improve sustainable deployment of new or improved services by healthcare service procurers in line with the eHealth Action Plan[1]. Examples of target outcomes for healthcare delivery may include addressing early hospital discharge, delivery of healthcare in remote, sparsely populated and difficult to access regions, eHealth services for mobile EU patients, and pre/post operation care outside the hospital environment.

The scope of the PPI pilot(s) is to specify, purchase and deploy ICT based solutions which can deliver sustainable, new or improved healthcare services and improve the ecosystem in which procurement approaches for innovative healthcare solutions are successfully applied.

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