2026 International Symposium on Respiratory Medicine

Agenda / 大會議程

Conference Handbook / 大會手冊

本次研討會免費註冊，所有有興趣的人士均可參加，註冊截止日期為2026年8月5日。註冊延長至2026年8月12日。

Registration is free of charge, making this symposium accessible to all interested parties, and the registration deadline is August 5, 2026. The registration deadline has been extended to August 12, 2026.

• 學分積分 Credit Points

  • 臺灣呼吸治療學會 / Taiwan Society for Respiratory Therapy (認列專業5學分)

  • 臺灣醫學會 / Formosan Medical Association (認列專業5學分)

  • 台灣護理管理學會 / Taiwan Nursing Management Association (TNMA) (認列5學分)

  • 北醫大教職員教育訓練時數 / Taipei Medical University (TMU) Faculty and Staff Training Hours (認列7小時)

本次研討會特別邀請來自英國倫敦帝國學院 (Imperial College London)、日本京都大學(Kyoto University)及韓國建國大學(Konkuk University Korea)等國際頂尖學者，與北醫及國內各大醫學中心學者，深入探討疾病機轉、藥物研發、臨床醫學以及空氣污染對氣喘及慢性阻塞性肺病的影響等重大議題。研討會將整合最新研究成果與臨床經驗，旨在促進研究成果向臨床實務的應用。每場次將會進行小組討論，這些討論將鼓勵研究人員、臨床醫生和專業人員之間的合作與知識共享。本次活動是拓展人脈、建立合作關係以及探討未來研究方向的絕佳機會，這些研究方向可望改善治療策略和公共衛生措施。誠摯邀請您參加此次重要盛會！我們期待您的光臨，並與您共同討論，呼吸醫學的未來發展！

This symposium specially invited internationally renowned scholars from Imperial College London, Kyoto University, and Konkuk University Korea, together with scholars from Taipei Medical University and major medical centers across Taiwan, to engage in in-depth discussions on important topics including disease mechanisms, drug development, clinical medicine, and the impact of air pollution on asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The program integrates current research with clinical insights to support the translation of findings into clinical practice. Attendees will benefit from interactive panel discussions that encourage collaboration and knowledge sharing among researchers, clinicians, and public health professionals. This event is an excellent opportunity for networking, fostering partnerships, and discussing future research directions that could lead to improved therapeutic strategies and public health initiatives. Please join us for this important event! We look forward to seeing you there and engaging in meaningful discussions that could shape the future of respiratory medicine!