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(Taiwan) DOH moves ahead with e-medical record plan
(China Post, Taiwan)
14 October, 2009
The Council for Economic Planning and Development (CEPD) approved Monday a plan that will allow about 80 percent of the country's hospitals to use an integrated system of electronic medical records for patients, starting in 2012. Under the plan proposed by the Department of Health (DOH), about 60 percent of the nation's hospitals will be able to share electronically stored medical records by that time, a DOH official said Tuesday.
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(Taiwan) The fleecing of Taiwan's national medical system
(China Post, Taiwan)
3 October, 2009
Stories have often been told how patients waste resources by visiting big hospitals or medical centers for a minor cold that can be treated at small clinics in their neighborhoods. But in many other cases, patients do not make unnecessary visits to big hospitals on their own will. They may be told to do so by their doctors who are looking to milk more money from their patients and the national insurance program.
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(Taiwan) A Long Haul for Biotech
(TOPICS Magazine)
1 October, 2009
Taiwan has been trying to develop its own biotech industry for more than two decades, but the effort has so far brought few dramatic results. For all the media excitement the industry has generated, no Taiwanese company has yet achieved the epitome of biotech accomplishment by developing a new drug from scratch and bringing it all the way to approval. As competing Asian countries rise up and claim the title of "international biotech hub," what should Taiwan be doing differently?
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(Taiwan) QPS Taiwan receives DOH GLP certification
(BiotechEast staff)
29 September, 2009
QPS, a GLP/GCP-compliant contract research organization providing testing services to support preclinical and clinical research and development, announced today that QPS Taiwan, its Asian operation, has been awarded a Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) laboratory certification by Taiwan's Department of Health (DOH).
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(Taiwan) Academia Sinica signs TB deal
(China Post, Taiwan)
30 September, 2009
Taiwan's Academia Sinica and the Seattle-based Infectious Disease Research Institute (IDRI) signed an agreement on Tuesday to jointly develop new medications for drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis.
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