Taipei Hospital held online MOU signing ceremonies with Sultan Agung Islamic University and the University of Muhammadiyah Kudus of Indonesia to further the collaborative relationship between the medical institutions.

TIHTC collaborated with UMKU, the Indonesian Associations of Pharmacist, Nursing, Public Health, and Midwifery to host a series of webinars during COVID-19 pandemic. Over 1,200 healthcare professionals joined 4 webinars on the topics of Alternative Medicine, Public Health & Tuberculosis, Optimization Elderly Mental Health, and Midwifery Nutritional Status of Children.

Public Health Advisory Assembly, Muhammadiyah East Java Regional, Indonesia invited TIHTC to jointly host “Indonesia International Advance Healthcare Management Workshop” and Signing Ceremony of MOU, strengthening the bilateral medical and health exchanges and cooperation.

In December 2018, TIHTC had the pleasure of receiving 33 board members of Muhammadiyah Higher Education Institution (MHEI) from Indonesia, Dr. Lincolin Arsyad, the Chairman of the Council of Higher Education Research and Development of the Central Board of Muhammadiyah. During the visit, Dr. Lincoln Arsyad and TIHTC further signed a cooperative agreement as the first step to a long-term friendship.

On March 22nd, 2017, the signing ceremony was hosted by Superintendent Dr. Hsu, witnessed by PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital delegation led by Director Dr. Achmad Feisol. The effort was to expand the bilateral relationship between Taiwan and Indonesia.

In order to strengthen the medical exchange, Taipei Hospital and APDFI signed an MOU on April 20th, in hopes to recommend pharmacists to study in Taiwan and bring the techniques back to Indonesia to enhance the effectiveness of the bilateral cooperation.

On October 23th 2012, the Taipei Hospital delegation visited Aisyiyah Health Sciences College Yogyakarta and signed MOU.

Taipei Hospital signed a sister hospital agreement with the Dr. Zainoel Abidin General Hospital, and jointly held the “International Care Management Conference”. In cooperation with the Elite Study in Taiwan Program Office, and visited Jakarta and Aceh to host the “Taiwan higher education orientation” that demonstrated Taiwan’s healthcare achievements and training results of the healthcare professionals.

Taipei Hospital was invited to visit Indonesian local hospitals, university hospitals, nursing colleges, and health centers so as to understand their healthcare facilities and policies. The Seminar on Hospital Management was jointly held and Taipei Hospital shared the experience of successful integration of MOHW affiliate hospitals and information management.

The Director of PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital of Yogyakarta led a delegation to visit Taiwan and signed a sister hospital agreement to commence long-term relationship between Taiwan and Indonesia.

Taipei Hospital held online MOU signing ceremonies with Cho Ray Hospital of Vietnam on September 30th, 2022. To further the collaborative relationship between the medical institutions.

The agreement serves to initiate and extend the trust and cooperation between Dong Thap Medical College and Taipei Hospital, MOHW. On the basis of mutual benefits, the two institutions agree on undertaking a wide range of exchanges and cooperation in various forms to further enhance and contribute to the friendship between the people of Vietnam and Taiwan.

TIHTC provided clinical and project training courses for physicians and administrators from University Medical Center, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam since 2017. In order to extend partnership and healthcare exchange, University Medical Center, Ho Chi Minh City signed an MOU with Taipei Hospital on August 3rd, 2017.

Mahidol University has also won high acclaim for its outstanding achievements in teaching, research and professional services. In 2016, TIHTC was commissioned to arrange Healthcare Management Leadership Project Training by Mahidol University.

On account of the positive feedback from the participants, in July of 2017, a group of 29 members led by Dr. Mathuros Tipayamongkholgul attended TIHTC Project Training. In November 2017, Mahidol University signed an MOU with Taipei Hospital to serve as the contact window of TIHTC in Thailand. In the near future, TIHTC will develop its relationships with hospitals and healthcare institutions in Thailand to collaborate on international healthcare training and services.

In April, 2017, Taipei Hospital officially signed an MOU with 2 public hospitals affiliated to the Department of Health of the Philippines, namely the Governor Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital and Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital.

On October 25th, 2016, Assistant Secretary of Health, Dr. Maria Fancia M. Laxaman from the Philippines' DOH led supervising Health Program Officer Ms. Jeanne Bernas, Food and Drug Administration Senior Supervisor, Engr. Bayani San Juan, visited TIHTC together with Ms. Catrina L. Naguiat from the Manila Economic and Cultural Office.

On July 27th, 2015, the Philippines delegation led by Executive Director Dr. Jose Luis J. Danguilan from the Lung Center of the Philippines made an official visit to Taipei Hospital, MOHW. The center is the national lung center in the Philippines that provides treatments for lung and pleural diseases, research, and training of specialists. During the visit, both sides discussed and exchanged views on the main areas of cooperation and created grounds for further communication. The collaboration agreement was later signed on November 27th, 2015.

To provide nurses in Mongolia greater access to complementary and continuing education, the memorandum of understanding was signed with the Union of Creative Doctors, Mongolia on February 24th, 2020 at Taipei Hospital, Taiwan. Taipei Hospital received three representatives from the Union of Creative Doctors for the signing ceremony. The MOU is an essential foundation to which future cooperation in ICU clinical training will be built upon.

TIHTC and Taipei Hospital co-organized a webinar on discussing and sharing Taiwan’s experience on COVID-19 testing, treatment, and prevention strategies with public health officials and medical professionals from the State Second Central Hospital, Mongolia.

On March 10th, 2017, with Mr. Daimaa Batsaikhan, the governor of Zavkhan Province witnessing, Superintendent Dr. Jiin-Chyr Hsu of Taipei Hospital and Director Dr. Tsogzolmaa of the General Hospital of the Zavkhan Province signed the agreement and was reported by local media.

A sister hospital partnership was established through an MOU between Taipei Hospital, MOHW and the Regional Diagnostic and Treatment Center of Khovd, and signed by Director Dr. Bayartogtokh Tuumuu of the Center and Superintendent Dr. Jiin-Chyr Hsu on March 8th 2017. The MOU is an essential foundation to which future bilateral healthcare cooperation will be built upon.

Taipei Hospital cooperated with Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission to donate medical equipment, assist the establishment of hemodialysis center, and provide clinical training for medical professionals in western Mongolia, including the Regional Diagnostic and Treatment Center Khovd Province, the Central Hospital of UVS Province, and the General Hospital of the Zavkhan Province.

In July 2016, Mr. Nurakhmyet Sanatbyek, the Deputy Governor and delegations represented the Central Hospital of BAYAN-ULGII Province to establish a cooperation relationship with the Taipei Hospital. The bilateral cooperation will expand clinical training, technical guidance, administration management, and other diversified nurturing methods to share Taiwan’s advanced healthcare technologies and comprehensive healthcare education experiences with Mongolia and effectively enhance the medical personnel and techniques in Mongolia.

On July 6th, the Center for Health Development, Ministry of Health of Mongolia visited the TIHTC and expressed their intention for cooperation. On October 25th, Dr. Ch. Bat-Erdene, Director of the Center for Health Development signed an MOU with Taipei Hospital, in hopes of strengthening the bilateral cooperation, and continuing the training programs for Mongolia's medical personnel in Taiwan.

In 2015, collaborating with the Global Medical Instruments Support and Service (GMISS), medical engineering experts and nephrology physician were dispatched to assess and investigate in Khovd Province in late November. The visit meant to assist the local hospital in establishing a dialysis center. Further future assistance will be provided to assist the hospital in the training of nephrology staff for the operation of the dialysis center, maintenance, and emergency response.

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TIHTC jointly held the international seminar with the Mongolia Ministry of Health and Second General Hospital. More than 80 medical professionals attended the event, and almost half of them were TIHTC’s alumni.

TIHTC was invited to deliver a speech in Mongolia that received wide recognition by the attendees. During the visitation, the medical team of Taipei Hospital also provided a voluntary clinic at the Second General Hospital.

TIHTC and Taipei Hospital co-organized a webinar on discussing and sharing Taiwan’s experience on COVID-19 testing, treatment, and prevention strategies with public health officials and medical professionals from Ulyanovsk, Russia.

Dr. Svetlana Suvorova on behalf of Ulyanovsk Regional Clinical Center for Specialized Types of Medical Care Behalf of the Honored Doctor of Russia E. Chuchkalov and the superintendent of Taipei Hospital signed an MOU on guidelines of cooperation and agreed on the nature and cooperative intentions of institutions on both sides.

Representative Office in Moscow for the Taipei-Moscow Economic and Cultural Coordination Commission referred Dr. Irina Bazhutova, head of the Department of Dentistry of Samara State Medical University (SamSMU) to apply for both Healthcare Management Leadership Training Program and clinical training programs in Dentistry at TIHTC. In the spirit of mutual understanding and long-term friendship between the Russian Federation and Taiwan, Dr. Irina representing the SamSMU formalized the cooperative relationship with Taipei Hospital by signing an agreement of cooperation.

In order to improve the knowledge and technique of Chinese medicine, Dr. Mamatha Rani applied for the International Acupuncture Project Training Program and later joined clinical training at TIHTC. On behalf of the Purnaa Foundation, Dr. Mamatha Rani requested to sign the cooperation agreement with Taipei Hospital for further medical exchange.

In December 2017, the Taiwanese professionals consisting of Taipei Hospital, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, and Taipei City Hospital visited the southern parts of India to hold free clinics and healthcare seminars so as to exchange opinions on traditional Chinese medicine with experts in India.

Since 2011, Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine has partnered with TIHTC to offer its top medical students to participate in international clinical training in Taiwan. To deepen the cooperative training relationship, an updated MOU was signed in 2018 to expand the partnership and further nurture international healthcare professionals.