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Coronary atherosclerotic heart disease （CHD） is one of the main causes affecting the health of elderly people （≥65 years old）. CHD is a threat to the life and health of the elderly，and also brings a huge economic burden to families and society. Because the elderly often have the underlying diseases such as hypertension，diabetes，hyperlipemia，etc. ，which seriously affect the occurrence and progression of CHD，the prevention and treatment task of CHD in the elderly is facing a huge challenge. How to reduce the recurrence rate of cardiovascular events，prolong life span and improve the quality of life through standardized and individualized whole-cycle rehabilitation management has been a research hot spot. With the support of the relevant departments of the National Health Commission，led by the team of the national key research and development program "Research on the Technology system and information Management of the Elderly full cycle Rehabilitation （2018YFC2002300）"，the project organized multidisciplinary panel of domestic experts to write the expert consensus on Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Coronary Heart Disease in the Elderly. The aim of this consensus is to provide a comprehensive health care system based on bio-psycho-social medical model for the elderly with CHD，from the disease，participants，institutional and regional four full-cycle levels. This expert consensus elaborated the full-cycle rehabilitation assessment and treatment of CHD in the elderly，providing a scientific guidance for the safety and effectiveness of rehabilitation in the elderly，and promoting the development of full-cycle rehabilitation in China.

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According to the characteristics of islanded microgrid with renewable energy and load uncertainty, a robust economic dispatch algorithm for islanded microgrid was proposed based on echelon deviation uncertainty set. The microgrid model was set up for its structural characteristics, and the uncertainty set was converted into the uncertainty set with echelon deviation. In the day-ahead scheduling stage, the outputs of each device of the microgrid were optimized to obtain the day-ahead scheduling scheme with the optimal solution for all scenarios feasible and performance of the expected set of scenarios optimal. In the intra-day scheduling stage, it maintains the power output of the energy storage system obtained in the day-ahead scheduling stage, and adjusts the day-ahead optimal solution of micro-gas turbine, curtailment of photovoltaic power and wind power, and shiftable load to improve the economic performance through a secondary optimization utilizing the real-time data of new energy and load. The results show that the proposed method achieves better control performance and improves the economy of microgrid dispatch. Finally, the effectiveness of the method is verified by a simulation case. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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