Te-Hsun Hung, MS, OT (he/him/his)

Occupational Therapist
Rehabilitation Center, Department of medicine, National Taiwan University Cancer Center, Taiwan (Republic of China)

Mr. Te-Hsun Hung is a certified occupational therapist with a broad range of experience in designing occupation-based interventions aimed at enhancing participation for individuals with disabilities. He earned his bachelor's degree in occupational therapy from Fu Jen Catholic University and his master's degree from the Graduate Institute of Injury Prevention and Control at Taipei Medical University. Throughout his career, Mr. Hung has developed a strong expertise in creating personalized therapeutic strategies that promote independence and improve the overall well-being of his clients. His approach focuses on understanding each individual’s unique needs and tailoring interventions to empower them to engage meaningfully in daily activities. Currently, he serves as an occupational therapist at the National Taiwan University Cancer Center, where he specializes in understanding the disabilities experienced by cancer patients and supporting cancer survivors in both acute care and community settings.

Poster(s):

• Cognitive Impairments and Risk Factors Before Treatment and After Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation in Hematologic Cancer Survivors: A Systematic Literature Review

• Differences in One-year Functional Outcomes Across Stroke Subtypes: A Retrospective Study