2023年12月16日 10:29

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Taiwan's compatriots have one thing that the whole world admires,
which is medical care.
Of the world's first 200 hospitals,
Taiwan has 14.
In terms of population,
this is a fairly high proportion.
This number is only second only to the United States and Germany,
ranking third in the world's major economies.
It ranks first in Asia.
The British Economist magazine ranked Taiwan second in the world
in the world health ranking of the year 2000.
Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman
even suggested that the United States learn from Taiwan
on the health care health insurance system.
Why is Taiwan's medical care so important?
First, high standard medical education.
Generally, a medical student
must go through seven years of basic education.
A medical student must go through more than three years of professional training.
That is, a student must go through about 12 years
to become a doctor.
This guarantees the quality of the doctor.
Second, Taiwan has multiple hospitals
that have passed the international hospital evaluation.
This is the world's first recognized highest credibility certification
that marks Taiwan's medical technology and system
has reached an international advanced level.
Third, Taiwan's hospitals have advanced medical equipment and technology,
such as computers, fragmentation scanning, and MRI, etc.
Ten years ago, nine hospitals in Taiwan
equipped the Da Vinci robot operating system,
marking an international lead in the field of micro-engineering.
Fourth, all major hospitals have realized
the close cooperation of professional teams
to ensure the maximum level of medical diagnosis and treatment
to avoid misjudgment due to personal misjudgment.
This ensures the accuracy and efficiency of medical care
and greatly improves the overall quality of medical care.
Fifth, although Taiwan has an international lead in medical equipment,
technology, and services,
Taiwan's medical costs are relatively low.
Surgery costs are often only a small part of the United States and Europe.
These characteristics of Taiwan's medical care
have attracted many international patients.
It also has an important position in the international medical market.
