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Future development
The College will continue its efforts to enroll
better qualified students. In order to attain this
goal, we will continue to recruit better teachers.
The College seek to expand its faculty by attracting
teachers who are able to keep effectiveness in teaching
and excellence in research in a good balance. The
hospital will also continue to streamline its administrative
efficiency in order to meet the needs of clinical
teaching and training and challenges of health care
demands in the region.
Goals of the college
The College has set lofty ideals to educate and
train future generations of medical, nursing and paramedical
professionals who are:
(1)Equipped with a broad store of cutting edge knowledge
on disciplines concerned.
(2)Sufficiently trained to command diagnostic skills
of great competence.
(3)Capable of self-study and keeping pace with advancements
in medical sciences in
order to ensure continuous intellectual growth.
(4)Highly self-disciplined in their moral considerations
and ethical practices and
compassionate in healing patients.
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Mackay Memorial Hospital
http://www.mmh.org.tw/home/index.html
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Mackay Memorial Hospital is presently
under the jurisdiction of the Presbyterian Church
in Taiwan. The hospital was established in memory
of Dr. George Leslie Mackay who followed in the
footsteps of his Master by coming to Taiwan with
the message of salvation for all men. Dr. Mackay
was born in Zola Village, Oxford County, Ontario,
Canada on March 21, 1844. Even as a small child,
he felt the call of Christ and wanted to become
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Thus on March 9, 1872, the Canadian
Presbyterian Church commissioned him to go to Taiwan
as a medical missionary. Dr. Mackay founded the
Mackay Clinic in Tamshui, which was the first Western
hosital in the northern part of Taiwan in 1880.
By 1912, the clinic was moved from the small river
community of Tamshui to its present site in the
large metropolis of Taipei. The name of the clinic
was changed to Mackay Memorial Hospital. The main
branch of hospital is equipped with 1091 beds, including
95 ICU beds, and serves an average of more than
5000 outpatients and 350 emergency room patients,
daily.
However, we must continue under His guidance to
take an active role in addressing current and future
challenges. Implementation of National Health Insurance
is an ongoing process. A 16-story building is under
construction next to the main Taipei branch, to
expand outpatient and educational facilities. The
Nursing School is also being upgraded and new facilities
are being built, including a model hospice. A long-term
goal is the establishment of a medical school.
Lastly, it is our prayer that under God's direction,
Mackay Memorial Hospital will continue not only
to provide quality care at a medical center level,
but also to share the gospel of Jesus Christ to
meet the needs of the whole person.
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China Medical College
and China Medical College Hospital (CMCH)
http://www.cmch.org.tw/
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China Medical College
was established in 1958 in order to implement the
goals of "Modernizing Chinese Medicine and
Pharmaceutics" and "Integrating Chinese
and Western Medicine." The hospital (CMCH),
founded in 1975, is the first hospital in Taiwan
to provide cooperative Chinese and western medicine.
To make the "Integrating Chinese and Western
Medicine" a reality, special clinics were established
for combined Chinese-western approach. Physicians
from Chinese or western medicine work closely to
provide patients with comprehensive medical care.
In addition to the traditional methods of "looking,
smelling, asking, and pulse feeling", western
methods with modern equipment are also used for
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Research Laboratory for Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine
bas been set up for providing modern Chinese medical
care. The patients benefit not only from the accurate
diagnosis of western medicine, but also from the
traditional healing effects of Chinese medicine. |
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National Defense University
College of Medicine and Triservice Hospital
http://www.mnd.gov.tw/medical/service/tsgh/index.htm
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Established in 1946, the National
Defense University College of Medicine (NDUCM) was
founded as a training and educational organization
for military physicians and surgeons. With the growth
of the faculty and integration of Triservice Hospital
as its teaching hospital, both the college and hospital
evolved and achieved as one of the leading medical
systems in medical service, research and education.
At present, the NDUCM provides 2 PhD program, 12
graduate schools and the current service bed number
of Triservice Hospital is approximately 1850 beds. |
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TAIWAN'S MEDICAL SERVICE CATHAY GENERAL HOSPITAL
http://www.apot.com/bizplaza/health/gathay/
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Cathay General Hospital
was founded in 1977 in active cooperation with National
Taiwan University Medical School and National Taiwan
University Hospital, thus establishing a strong
foundation for development. In the past 20 years
our standards in medical care have earned us a wide
reputation for excellence, which has been the key
to our steadily growing revenues. This growth has
prompted three major expansions of our facilities
between 1978 and 1986. Currently, in-patient facilities
have a capacity of beds for 600 patients. |
The reputation Cathay General
Hospital has earned for excellent service stems
from the hospital's commitment to the principle
of “service first”. In 1987 we were honored with
the Hospital Gold Award and, in 1991 and 1994
were certified as a teaching hospital. In 1997,
Commonwealth Magazine's corporate reputation survey
noted our “high ethical standards and excellent
medical service quality”, ranking us Taiwan's
most reputable hospital after NTU Hospital and
Veteran's Hospital.
To widen the scope of our medical services,
in 1997 Cathay General Hospital officially took
over the operations of Neihu General Hospital,
Neihu Medical Center. In the future we will activity
strive to train technically and ethically superior
doctors. Also, the construction of our Hsichih
Medical Center has already been approved by the
Department of Health. This addition will provide
us with greater research, laboratory, teaching
and library space, thus strengthening our medical
school functions, helping us continuously raise
the standards of research, and to contribute to
the quality of medical care in Taiwan. |
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Changhua Christian Hospital
http://www.cch.org.tw/
Started in Changhua, grew with central
Taiwan, stepping into the twenty-first century, Changhua
Christian Hospital achieves the status of a medical
center, and is planning to build a medical school and
a Christian healthcare system. With a comprehensive
healthcare system, and striving to be a good corporate
citizen, this hospital joins the people of this land,
working for the welfare of the world community.
A Corporate Citizen
Changhua Christian Hospital has clearly spelled out
mission. She collaborates with public welfare policy,
providing community health education, organizing patient
supporting groups, conducting anti-drug campaigns among
youngsters and prisoners. She also offers home-care
and hospice which previously were neglected. She strive
to be a responsible corporate citizen.
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