Taiwan

The hospital's multidisciplinary approach, supported by its specialised team, has drastically reduced both mortality and amputation rates.

The healthcare system offers wide-ranging innovative and friendly healthcare to senior citizens in 38 community health centres and 10 hospitals serving hundreds of thousands of citizens a year.

It is the first hospital and medical centre in the country to practice chemo-hyperthermia with the most treatment cases.

The hospital has achieved a 96.5% urgent test completion rate, 96.4% automatic report verification, reduced redraw rates, and a 5.6 sigma report accuracy.

It is actively involved in medical research and technological innovation.

The hospital’s innovative screening programme is saving lives through early detection.

It clinched the win for its digital transformation and biomedical innovations, and its CEO Der-Yang Cho for championing a patient-first approach.

It has set industry benchmarks for microbiome-based therapies in Taiwan, serving patients aged 3 to 99.

The exhibition will run from 5 June to 7.

The hospital expects to start treating patients in late 2028.

It will be launched in Q4 2025.

The centre focuses on cancer research, regenerative medicine, and AI-powered drug discovery.

The system uses multilingual voice recognition to accurately convert speech.

Both parties will also expand research and development efforts.

The systems will support projects involving multimodal large language models.

Discover how Taiwan's commitment to innovation is shaping the future of healthcare.