The Taiwan Biomedical Equipment Industry Association launched the 'AI Smart Medical Data Platform' to address fragmented medical data. The platform integrates and standardizes data from various devices and settings using the FHIR standard.
As digital transformation accelerates in healthcare, cybersecurity certification has shifted from a bonus to an essential requirement for ensuring operational resilience. The shift toward cloud and IoMT architectures exposes critical equipment like vital sign monitors to network threats, making certifications like ISO 27001 key to maintaining service continuity.
The National Health Insurance Administration (NHI) in Taiwan plans to expand the uploaded fields for the LOINC standard this year, starting with pilot implementations at major medical centers. This aims to standardize laboratory test data across all healthcare institutions and display this information in future platforms like 'Health Pass' and cloud drug records.
At a corporate briefing, Hui-Chih announced the deepening of its core businesses in maternal/fetal medicine and cancer precision medicine. In addition to policy dividends and technological upgrades, they are advancing digital transformation using FHIR to secure long-term growth momentum.
At a corporate briefing, Hui-Chi Gene announced that it is developing five growth engines—including maternal-fetal medicine and cancer precision medicine—and focusing on areas like policy utilization, technology upgrades, international cooperation, screening, and digital transformation. Notably, the company is advancing the construction of clinical data exchange systems through FHIR compliance.
The Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare is promoting a 'Next-Generation Digital Medical Platform' in collaboration with institutions like Yale University. The deep integration of expert guidelines into Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) is shifting the industry from mere data storage to a 'human-machine co-governance' model.
The 'Southern Taiwan AI Smart Health Expo' was held in Tainan, demonstrating the region's expansion from semiconductors into AI healthcare. The government plans to standardize electronic health records across all of Taiwan, expanding coverage to primary care by 2028.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has completed and released a comprehensive LOINC crosswalk table specific to Taiwan. This initiative addresses inconsistencies in hospital testing data formats, covering nearly 99% of subsidized tests, thereby establishing a national standard language crucial for medical AI and FHIR interoperability.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) is holding the 'LOINC Medical Testing Data Standardization Achievement Presentation' to promote medical data standardization and smart healthcare development. The event highlights the importance of establishing a nationwide, unified testing data structure by adopting the international standard code LOINC, along with various practical application cases.
The Taiwan Medical Imaging Information Standard Association (MISAT) held the 'TW Connectathon 2026' to validate the interoperability of medical information systems. This year, the event focused on four major themes: TW Core FHIR capability validation, pre-approval for cancer drugs, SMART on FHIR application authorization, and International Patient Summary (IPS).
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (Taiwan) is holding the '2026 Taiwan Connectathon' to promote standardization and integration of medical and health data. The event utilizes international standards like HL7 FHIR and IHE to validate interoperability between different systems, aiming to build a smart healthcare ecosystem in Taiwan.
At COMPUTEX 2026, Elite Computer showcased its strategic blueprint centered on Edge AI. Specifically in the smart healthcare sector, they demonstrated a proof-of-concept integrating their LIVA Z11 PLUS mini PC with DaTong Medical's FHIR solution to achieve secure data transmission based on the international standard FHIR.