Major IT companies like Apple and Google are moving from consumer electronics into smart healthcare, but they face significant hurdles such as 'data silos' due to lack of unified standards and strict regulatory barriers. To address the super-aging society, it is crucial to integrate AIoT technology into core clinical operations while ensuring cybersecurity and adherence to clinical practices.
Taipei City United Hospital has piloted the introduction of electronic prescriptions to achieve paperless and smart healthcare. This initiative centers on collaboration between 'hospitals and community pharmacies,' utilizing FHIR standards to enhance information sharing and medication safety.
The Taipei City Union Medical Center (TCUMC) has partnered with the local Pharmacists Association to implement an e-prescription system. This initiative aims to reduce paper use, enhance safety, and improve convenience by creating a 'Medication Map.'
Taoyuan Hospital held a commemorative event for the national 'Health Record Information Management Specialist Day,' reaffirming the importance of medical data protection. The hospital stated its commitment to paperless records, ensuring privacy safety, and strengthening compliance with international standards like FHIR and SMART application architecture.
Taipei City United Hospital implemented a 'Pilot Program for Promoting Electronic Prescriptions' based on smart healthcare and paperless policies. This initiative centers on cooperation between 'hospitals and community pharmacies,' utilizing the FHIR standard to ensure safe and timely transmission of electronic prescriptions, aiming to build a comprehensive regional medical service network.
IT service provider Puhong Information and medical information expert Sitata Information jointly developed the 'FHIR Smart Medical Device' series, which was piloted at Kaohsiung Redivision Hospital. The product responds to government initiatives for next-generation digital healthcare platforms and international data standardization, ensuring secure electronic health record exchange and high interoperability of medical data.
Puhong and Sita jointly developed an 'FHIR smart medical device' and achieved its initial implementation at Kaohsiung Red Cross Hospital. This is noted as a notable case study for utilizing interoperability standards in the healthcare IT sector.
Information service provider Puhong, in collaboration with medical information expert Sitata, developed the 'FHIR Smart Medical Device' series, compliant with HL7 FHIR standards. The product was piloted at Kaohsiung Redivision Hospital to meet next-generation digital healthcare platform requirements and enhance data security.
Puhong Information launched the 'FHIR Smart Medical Device' series, implementing it at Kaohsiung Redivision Hospital based on HL7 FHIR standards. This initiative aims to meet government mandates for next-generation digital healthcare platforms while ensuring high levels of security.
Puhong (6590) partnered with medical information expert Sita Information to launch the 'FHIR Smart Medical Device Series,' responding to government policies. The series was piloted at Kaohsiung Veterans General Hospital, enabling standardized data sharing and integration of diverse smart healthcare applications, significantly lowering the barrier for digital transformation.
Da Tong Medical Care, a subsidiary of Da Tong Corporation, partnered with the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) to establish a bio-medical innovation platform. The goal is to advance smart healthcare and home care in response to an aging society.
Puhong Corporation's FHIR-compliant smart medical device series has been introduced at Kaohsiung Veterans General Hospital. This represents a practical case study utilizing the latest standards for digital healthcare.
Dahua Medical and Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) signed a strategic cross-domain cooperation platform agreement in the biomedical field. The two parties are focusing on three pillars—medical data standardization, AI clinical decision support, and home healthcare—to advance smart healthcare and home care commercialization through field validation.
Da Tong Medical Care (a subsidiary of Da Tong, 2371) partnered with the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) to establish a cross-domain cooperation platform for smart healthcare and home care. This aims to address the needs of an aging society.
TPIsoftware won the 'Taiwan SMART 50 Award' for developing an artificial intelligence medical application based on FHIR. This award is part of a national initiative promoting smart healthcare applications and electronic health data interoperability in Taiwan.
TPIsoftware won the Taiwan SMART 50 Award for developing a medical AI application based on the FHIR standard. This achievement promotes secure and real-time data sharing across hospitals, contributing to improved data interoperability in Taiwan's healthcare sector.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare will hold a 'Public-Private FHIR Vendor Certification Exchange Meeting' to promote the use of standardized medical data. The event aims to validate FHIR server performance and build an efficient healthcare information ecosystem.
Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital developed the 'LHIT (Lifecycle Health Indicators Tracking & Analysis Report System)' and won the 1st Taiwan Excellent SMART Application Award. The system dynamically integrates a patient's entire history of data, not just single test results, visualizing health trends like a personal AI physician.