Doctor Hsin-Yi Chen has been to the Eye Department of Tokyo University and Hiroshima University in Japan as a glaucoma researcher. Since 1999, Dr. Chan has been providing services in the affiliated hospital of our school. Apart from his clinical teaching experience, Dr. Chen is extremely concerned about his patients. In addition to the diagnosis and treatment of general eye diseases, he also specializes in diagnosis and treatment of glaucomatous optic neuropathy based on imaging. He is also experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma. At present, Dr. Chen is also a specialist in glaucoma and eye disorders for case referral in the Central Taiwan.

Doctor Han-Tsung Cheng completed his general surgery residency training at Chang Gung Hospital. In 2011, he joined the Hospital’s medical team as an Attending physician. Doctor Cheng is friendly with his patients and clearly explains disease details. He has great passion and expertise in critical medicine and clinical care. He specializes in acute abdominal cases and laparoscopy, complicated trauma and critical medication.

Obstetrics and Gynecology
Urogynecology
Minimally invasive surgery

1. Human reproductive medicine 2. Infertility 3. Endocrinology

Doctor Yung-Fang Chen is currently the Director of Radiology and temporapry Director of Invasive Therapy. In 1988, Doctor Chen graduated from China Medical University Hospital and received training at the Hospital. In 1996, he acquired the Specialisst for Radiology, who specializes in the examination and diagnosis of invasive radiology images.

Doctor Hui-Yin Chen is currently an Attending Physician at the Department of Radiology. She graduated in 2001 and received training within the hospital. In 2005 she acquired her radiology reading specialist qualifications and specialized in bone related joint muscle image examination and reading.

Gynecological cancer Hepatocellular carcinoma Lymphoma Brachytherapy

Chinese Herbal medicine
Complementary Chinese medicine for cancer (Esophageal cancer, Gastric cancer)
Gastrointestinal diseases (Gastroesophageal reflux, constipation, diarrhea, etc.)

Dr. Cheng Jror-Serk specializes in psychiatric rehabilitation, trauma stress, and depression treatment. In 1990, Dr. Cheng went to the University of British Columbia in Canada for clinical training in community psychiatric rehabilitation and became one of the leaders and advocates of the community rehabilitation model in Taiwan. After the 921 earthquake, Dr. Cheng promoted disaster psychological rehabilitation and suicide prevention in Nantou. He has also been invited as an instructor at the International Trauma Study Course at the Japan Psychological Trauma Research Center for many years. During his tenure as President of the Society of Social and Community Psychiatry, Dr. Cheng led more than ten organizations to establish the "Triple Good Alliance" (Good Name, Good Benefits, Good Life), successfully advocating for the renaming of schizophrenia. In May 2014, the Ministry of Health and Welfare agreed to rename it as "schizophrenia spectrum disorder." He also advocated for a "recovery-oriented" mental health rehabilitation system. In recent years, Dr. Cheng has been promoting non-violent communication in families, schools, and medical settings to enhance empathy and improve family, parent-child, teacher-student, and doctor-patient relationships.