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About
Dr. Hwan Ing Hee is a pioneering researcher in perioperative care for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, particularly autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Her work addresses a critical, often overlooked challenge: the traumatic transfer and anesthesia induction process for special needs children, who frequently require physical restraint during routine hospital procedures. Dr. Hee’s major contribution is the development of the I-MOVE (Intuitive Concept Mobility Systems), a novel mobility system designed to transform how these children are transported and induced into anesthesia. Her 2017 paper, “Enhancing perioperative transfer of special needs children with the I-MOVE,” and her 2020 follow-up, “IMOVE—An Intuitive Concept Mobility Systems for Perioperative Transfer and Induction of Anaesthesia for Special Needs Children,” lay the groundwork for a more humane, less distressing approach. While her citation counts (4 and 3, respectively) reflect the niche but vital nature of her work, the true impact lies in her advocacy for patient dignity and safety. Dr. Hee’s research offers a compassionate, practical solution that reduces physical and emotional trauma, positioning her as a leader in pediatric perioperative innovation and a voice for vulnerable patient populations.
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