News
最新消息
【Event Report】The Center hosted the symposium “Protecting Heartbeats, Preventing Sudden Death: A Comprehensive Dialogue from Clinical Practice to Policy,” focusing on clinical approaches and public policy for sudden death prevention.
/in 中心活動【Speaker Introduction】Safeguarding Heartbeats and Preventing Sudden Death: A Comprehensive Dialogue from Clinical Practice to Policy Seminar
/in 中心活動【Latest Event】Safeguarding Heartbeats and Preventing Sudden Death: A Comprehensive Dialogue from Clinical Practice to Policy Seminar
/in 中心活動【Event Report】Addressing Every Alarm:A Symposium on Clinical Practice and Policy Dialogue in Suicide Prevention
/in 中心活動【Speaker Introduction】Addressing Every Alarm:A Symposium on Clinical Practice and Policy Dialogue in Suicide Prevention
/in 中心活動【Latest Event】Addressing Every Alarm:A Symposium on Clinical Practice and Policy Dialogue in Suicide Prevention
/in 中心活動【Event Report】The Center Organized a Forum on “Is Elderly Driver Management Policy Feasible?Symposium on Traffic Injury Prevention and Balancing Mobility Rights of Older Adults” to Discuss Policy Strategies for Road Safety Among Older Adults.
/in 中心活動【Latest Event】Is Elderly Driver Management Policy Feasible?Symposium on Traffic Injury Prevention and Balancing Mobility Rights of Older Adults
/in 中心活動【Event Report】 The Health Policy Center held the “From Preventive Medicine to Innovative Long-term Care Models: Strategies and Challenges for Improving Healthy Life Expectancy in a Super-Aged Society” seminar to explore in depth how to effectively reduce unhealthy life expectancy and extend healthy life expectancy in order to meet the challenges of a super-aged society. The Center for Health and Welfare Policy Research at Taipei Medical University held a seminar on “From Preventive Medicine to Innovative Long-term Care Models: Strategies and Challenges for Improving Healthy Life Expectancy in a Super-Aged Society” on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. The seminar discussed in depth how to effectively reduce unhealthy life expectancy and extend healthy life expectancy from four aspects: policy support, clinical practice, academic application, and integration of private resources, in order to meet the challenges of a super-aged society.
/in 中心活動【Opinion Column】United Daily News — Global Budget Imbalance in National Health Insurance Is Driving Healthcare Workers Into Overwork
/in 活動紀事【Opinion Column】“Liberty Square” — Facing the Accelerating Cancer Clock: Strategies Beyond Screening and Expensive New Drugs
/in 活動紀事【Opinion Column】Liberty Square Beyond Revising Physical Classification Standards: Making Draft Evasion a “Real Risk of Criminal Conviction”
/in 活動紀事【Media Coverage】CNA — 2025 Hepatitis C Elimination / National Health Insurance Price Cuts to One-Tenth Prove Effective: New Hepatitis C Drugs Drop from Over NT$2 Million to NT$250,000
/in 活動紀事【Honor & Recognition】Congratulations to Director Po-Chang Lee for being recognized by the Taiwan Organ Registry and Sharing Center and the Patient Autonomy Promotion Center, and for receiving the Special Contribution Award for Organ Donation.
/in 活動紀事【Column Article】“Health Insurance Reform Must Confront Human Nature — On Co-Payments and User Fees”
/in 活動紀事【Column Article】“Learning from Japan’s Ministry of Health Reform: Ensuring the Sustainability of Taiwan’s National Health Insurance”
/in 活動紀事TMU Research Center for Health and Welfare Policy
Taipei Medical University has become the government’s think tank in the fields of health policy and healthcare, establishing a platform for health and welfare decision-making. It actively participates in health policy discussions to jointly create the well-being of the entire population.
Address：10F.,Biomedical Building, No. 301, Yuantong Rd., Zhonghe Dist., New Taipei City 235603 , Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tel：02-6620-2589 #16052 #16054
Email：hprc@tmu.edu.tw
