Course: Effective Management of Healthcare Systems and Patient Safety

Taiwan’s development of smart hospitals, leveraging its strong ICT industry and medical expertise, enables streamlined patient care through integrated electronic records and efficient workflows. These innovations help hospitals thrive despite …

The professor highlights Taiwan’s future healthcare prospects, emphasizing its competitive international health services and development of smart hospitals. Taiwan’s advantages include affordable costs, high-quality care, and advanced medical technologies like …

The professor discusses how Taiwanese hospitals maintain high-quality care through accreditation, linked to National Health Insurance (NHI) reimbursement. Hospitals are categorized into medical centers, regional, and district hospitals. Accreditation criteria …

The professor highlights the achievements of Taiwanese hospitals, emphasizing their efficiency, quality care, and patient-centered approach. Hospitals focus on promoting care quality through patient-centered strategies and external audits, like Taiwan’s …

Professor highlights the competitive healthcare environment in Taiwan since the launch of its National Health Insurance in 1995. The number of hospitals has significantly decreased, with 46% closing by 2020, …

In this video, the educator explains why Taiwan’s National Health Insurance uses a point-based system for claims, comparing reimbursement rates for medical procedures like ECMO and community-acquired pneumonia between Taiwan …

The educator discusses the challenges faced by Taiwanese hospitals, such as low reimbursement rates from the National Health Insurance, a highly competitive healthcare environment, and increasing consumer demand.

In this video, the educator explains Taiwan’s National Health Insurance system, focusing on co-payment rates for outpatient and inpatient care. The video highlights Taiwan’s high healthcare performance rankings, comparing it …

In this video, the educator discusses hospital management in Taiwan, focusing on challenges and future perspectives. The video covers an overview of Taiwan’s healthcare system, its single-payer insurance model, and …

Taiwan’s experience highlights the importance of health promotion, mutual trust, and social infrastructure investment for achieving sustainable universal health coverage. Core values must guide healthcare reforms globally.

Taiwan’s NHI faces sustainability challenges due to rising healthcare demand. Reforms are needed, focusing on health promotion, resource allocation, and changing the disease-based payment system.

The NHI Information System enhances healthcare efficiency, supports public health initiatives, and played a crucial role in Taiwan’s COVID-19 response through data integration, IC cards, and digital tools.

The Global Budget (GB) payment system controls healthcare costs by setting predetermined expenditure caps, adjusting payment rates based on service volume, and allocating budgets across sectors and regions.

The video explains how the NHIA uses claim reviews, Pay-for-Performance (P4P), and Taiwan’s DRG system to monitor healthcare quality, control costs, and improve medical efficiency.

The video discusses strategies for controlling healthcare expenditures in NHI, focusing on demand-side co-payments and supply-side payment systems to balance efficiency, quality, and fairness for all stakeholders.