Dr. Chee Piau Wong is a paediatrician and a child neurologist. He received his undergraduate medical training in Malaysia and postgraduate training in Paediatrics and Paediatric Neurology in United Kingdom. He is the first Malaysia paediatrician to complete the UK Calman Training in Paediatrics and Paediatric Neurology. Chee Piau is keen in research and conducted a population based study on acute non traumatic encephalopathy in children both in UK and Malaysia. The cohort of children in UK remains the only population based cohort for this condition in the world.
The findings from his research have been used to support improvement in the provision of paediatric intensive care in Northern England. He also validated a coma scale for use in children below 5 years of age. The scale has been endorsed by the British Paediatric Neurology Association for use UK-wide. He established the telemedicine research cluster in Monash University Malaysia, formulating a strategy for translational research in telemedicine in Monash University Malaysia that are in line with the Malaysia Telemedicine Need. He established the Telemedicine Conference, Telemedicine Innovation Challenge and initiated the Telemedicine Development Group for Malaysia (TDG). Among his telemedicine research projects are an integrated online telemedicine ecosystem for Malaysia and patient centred electronic record (PACER), Child active physical and cognitive health evaluation system (Child Apache), Active video game based virtual rehabilitation system (Vihab) and using natural language processing in predicting dementia and childhood language disorders.
He was the founding chairman of the Chapter of Developmental Paediatrics and Child Neurology in Malaysia; a member of the Malaysia Medical Council / Malaysian Qualification Agency Accreditation Committee for the accreditation of Medical Schools in Malaysia and leads the insight group within the CREST connective healthcare cluster. Chee Piau remains an active clinician and conducts clinic for general childhood disorders, children with neurology and neurodisability disorders with special interest in Paediatric Epilepsy, paediatric neurodisability and Community Paediatrics.
Day 1 - 17 October 2022
Day 2 - 18 October 2022
| Time |
Session |
|
|
10:45
12:45
|
This session focuses on how digital health promotes attainable, affordable, quality healthcare to all. How other countries are driving the digital health implementations & what can we learn from them?
-
Digital in Malaysia - An evangelist group that spearhead digital health
-
NHS Digital Academy - The change agent to introduce health innovation into health services
MrJay Evans
Speaker
Interactive Health Ltd United Kingdom
-
Healthcare Disaster Resilience: An opportunity for digital transformation
-
Panel Discussion
MrJay Evans
Speaker
Interactive Health Ltd United Kingdom
|
