Che-Chang Yang

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Che-Chang Yang is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of biomedical engineering, telemedicine, and assistive technology. His most-cited paper, "Development of A Decentralized Telehomecare Monitoring System" (2007, 21 citations), addresses a critical gap in healthcare: despite the recognized potential of telehomecare, widespread adoption had stalled. Yang’s major contribution was the design of a portable telehomecare monitoring system (PTMS) that enabled decentralized, real-time patient monitoring outside traditional clinical settings. This work demonstrated how to bridge the gap between available technologies and practical, user-friendly deployment. Beyond this, Yang has contributed to wearable sensor systems and human motion analysis, particularly for fall detection and rehabilitation monitoring. His research emphasizes making healthcare more accessible and proactive, with a focus on integrating sensing, communication, and data processing into compact, reliable devices. While his citation counts reflect a focused but impactful body of work, Yang’s legacy lies in his early recognition of telehomecare’s potential and his practical engineering solutions that paved the way for today’s remote health monitoring systems. His work remains relevant for researchers developing next-generation decentralized healthcare technologies.