Course: Effective Management of Healthcare Systems and Patient Safety

National health service systems across the globe are undergoing significant changes due to evolving demographic challenges, particularly aging populations and increasing healthcare demands. In the UK, the National Health Service …

Health System Resilience: Withstanding Shocks and Maintaining Progress. This essay discusses the importance of building resilient health systems capable of responding to health threats while ensuring essential services. It emphasizes …

Please take some time to review on US Healthcare System Overview-Background. This article explores the mixed structure of the U.S. healthcare system, highlighting coverage gaps and the interplay between public …

The design of Taiwan’s NHI premiums includes salary-based calculations, various insured categories, and the introduction of supplementary premiums to enhance equity.

The NHI system establishes a triangular relationship where premiums, co-payments, and provider payments impact healthcare utilization, decisions, and expenditures.

The design of Taiwan’s NHI emphasizes compulsory enrollment, single-payer structure, comprehensive benefits, and a fee-for-service payment system to ensure accessibility.

In this video, professor Mei-ling Sheu discusses Taiwan’s NHI design, historical context, implementation challenges, and the political determination behind its success.

Professor Mei-ling Sheu presents an overview of Taiwan’s National Health Insurance (NHI), focusing on its historical context, design, and the challenges faced in achieving universal health coverage. She aims to …

Taiwan’s health system resilience fluctuated during COVID-19 due to governance, resource allocation, and evolving pandemic management strategies.

The framework for resilience in health system strengthening emphasizes three key dimensions: ensuring long-term stability of resources, efficient resource response, and strengthening governance. Strategies include effective leadership, coordination, organizational learning, …

The shock cycle includes four stages: preparedness, shock onset and alert, shock impact and management, and recovery and learning, each emphasizing system resilience and adaptation.

Dr. Chuang discusses Taiwan’s health system resilience, defining it as the ability to prepare, manage, adapt, and learn from shocks like COVID-19, emphasizing varying degrees of severity and strategic responses. …

Taiwan’s health information system has evolved to improve healthcare delivery, featuring cloud technology, telemedicine, and robust patient data management.

Taiwan’s Long-Term Care 2.0 program enhances services through integrated care centers, addressing workforce shortages with foreign caregivers for support.