Taiwan’s participation in WHO and WHA & AI-Enhanced Smart Health Briefing
Taiwan’s participation in WHO and WHA & AI-Enhanced Smart Health Briefing
The Geneva press club and Taipei Cultural and Economic Office in Geneva are pleased to invite you to a press conference.
With the participation of :
Amb. Greg G.D. Lee, Director General, Taipei Cultural and Economic Office in Geneva
H.E. Prof. Dr. Tai-Yuan Chiu, Minister of Health and Welfare
Hsu Chia-ching, Minister of the Overseas Community Affairs Council
Dr. Kai-Cheng Hsu, President and Chief Medical Officer
Mr. Shardad Huang, Senior Director, Business Unit 12
Full program :
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Taiwan’s participation in WHO and WHA
he world is focused on the future of global public health management. Taiwan, a major contributor to global health, is seeking to participate in WHO and its related technical meetings and mechanisms, as well as the WHA as an observer.
Taiwan has been a force for good in global health governance. During the Covid-19 pandemic, Taiwan provided provided medical supplies to partner countries and engaged in humanitarian relief efforts following natural disasters, including in Haiti and Nepal. Through the International Cooperation and Development Fund (TaiwanICDF) and Taiwanese NGOs, Taiwan has expanded its outreach and supported numerous countries in projects of disaster management and emergency medical relief.
Taiwan has formed an interdisciplinary smart healthcare cluster combining its high-quality healthcare system with technological expertise in areas such as artificial intelligence and information systems. Smart healthcare can also be applied in epidemic-related medical decisions. Taiwan’s healthcare system integrates resources from the public and private sectors, and harvest the power of our digital technology. Taiwan can help, and is eager to share its expertise with the world.
ACER Medical is a subsidiary of the Acer Group. It aims to unlock the healthcare industry’s full potential by breaking barriers between technology and medicine to achieve real-world impact. It leverage artificial intelligence (AI), rich clinical data, and software development capabilities to empower medical practitioners with actionable insights – “Intelligence in Practice.” This not only helps solve resource shortages and process inefficiencies, but also allows for early disease detection.
QUANTA Computer Inc. is a Taiwan-based manufacturer of computers and other electronic hardware. Through a longstanding collaboration with MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), Quanta Computer has contributed to the AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) innovation, and helped introduce the AIoT concept for connected health. Quanta Computer’s BU12 is a business unit dedicated to AIoT solutions, specifically focusing on e-Health, Smart Medicine, and Smart Agriculture.
Contact:
Damien I-Ching LIU
Tel: +41 (0) 79 350 2793
Email: icliu@mofa.gov.tw