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Dr. Tiffany CHOI is a highly skilled and specialized professional in the field of Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy, with extensive and comprehensive clinical experience, a strong foundation in education and a dedication to research and professional development. Her extensive qualifications and experience have established her as a leading expert in her field.

Beyond her academic achievements, Dr. CHOI actively contributes to the education and professional development of physiotherapists as the Professional Development Officer (Education) at the Hong Kong Physiotherapists' Union. Additionally, she serves as a committee member on the Editorial Board of the Hong Kong Thoracic Society Newsletter, playing a crucial role in disseminating valuable information to her colleagues and peers.

Dr. CHOI's expertise is highly sought after by reputable journals, as she serves as a reviewer for publications in several high-impact journals. Her contributions to the peer-review process serve as a testament to her knowledge and expertise. Furthermore, she holds the position of Professional Development Editor on the Editorial Board of the Physiotherapy News Bulletin, published by the Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association. These roles illustrate her commitment to staying updated on the latest advancements and research in the field of physiotherapy.

Throughout her career, Dr. CHOI has been recognized for her outstanding contributions. She received the St. Francis Teaching Excellence Award in 2023 from Saint Francis University (formerly known as Caritas Institute of Higher Education) and the Best Fitness Educator Award in 2023 from the Sports Performance and Functional Fitness Federation of Hong Kong. These accolades reflect her dedication to providing high-quality education and making a positive impact in the field.

Dr. CHOI's research interests primarily revolve around various respiratory conditions, with a specific focus on Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Her expertise extends to areas such as diagnostic lung ultrasound, innovative disease pre-screening techniques, telemonitoring in physical activity, hospital and community-based pulmonary rehabilitation, the application of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) in clinical settings, early mobilization of ventilated patients, oxygen therapy prescription from a physiotherapist perspective, and the validation of clinical scales and assessments. Her research contributions have significantly advanced the understanding and treatment of respiratory conditions, benefiting both patients and fellow practitioners.