RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
Telemedicine
The Telemedicine cluster is one of the original clusters constituting the TMB. It was set up to utilise and enhance the rapidly growing links between ICT and Medicine.
With the imminent departure of the Cluster Leader Associate Professor Wong Chee Piau the activities of the Telemedicine cluster have been muted this year. However, the annual Telemedicine Conference was held with great enthusiasm and success this year. The Telemedicine conference will continue in 2018 and Monash will retain its association with it.
In 2015, the members of the Telemedicine cluster were as follows: Wong Chee Piau, Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine; Tam Cai Lian, School of Psychology; Shaun Lee Wen Huey, School of Pharmacy; Anuja Dharmaratne, School of IT; Sylvester Olubolu Orimaye, School of IT; and Jojo Wong, School of IT.
The members and associate members of Telemedicine in 2016 were Wong Chee Piau, Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine; Tam Cai Lian, School of Psychology; Shaun Lee Wen Huey, School of Pharmacy; Anuja Dharmaratne, School of IT; Sylvester Olubolu Orimaye, School of IT; and Muhammad Fermi Farsha, School of IT. The list of Associate Members included Alpha Agape, School of Engineering, and Gregory Bonn, UCSI.
Research Projects Supported by Campus Funds
No.
Principal investigator
Project title
1 |
Tam Cai Lian |
Slowing the spread of diabetes in Malaysia: Investigating health knowledge, |
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beliefs, lifestyle and prevention programs |
2 Shaun Lee Wen Huey
3 Sylvester Olubolu Orimaye
Making Ramadan fasting a safer experience with technology
Developing predictive models for the diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders using natural language processing techniques and Bayesian Belief Network
4 |
Jojo Wong |
Exploring the potential of natural language processing |
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in diagnosing Childhood Language Disorder |
Year
Jan- Dec 2014- 2017
Jan- Dec 2014- 2017
Duration( months)
12
24
36
24
25