A nursing delegation from the National University Hospital (NUH) visited CMUH for professional exchanges and site visits focused on smart healthcare and clinical care practices.
A nursing delegation from the National University Hospital (NUH), Singapore, recently visited China Medical University Hospital (CMUH) for professional exchanges on smart healthcare, nursing innovation, and clinical practice.
CMUH Chief Secretary Dr. Wei-Cheng Chen and NUH Chief Nurse Adj A/Prof Karen Koh exchanged commemorative gifts, symbolizing the friendship and continued partnership between the two institutions.
The delegation was led by Chief Nurse Adj A/Prof Karen Koh. At CMUH, the visit was hosted by Chief Secretary Wayne Chen and Director of Nursing Yi-Min Hsu, together with members of the hospital team. Participants shared experiences and perspectives on nursing services, clinical practice, and healthcare innovation.
The NUH nursing delegation shared the hospital’s latest progress in advancing smart nursing.
Discussions focused on the application of smart technologies in nursing workflows, including clinical information integration, critical care decision support, tele-critical care, and the use of intelligent robotics in nursing practice. The delegation was also introduced to CMUH's HiThings Tele-ICU and EirBot, a generative AI-powered care robot, and exchanged views on technology adoption, workflow optimisation, and interprofessional collaboration.
CMUH Nursing Supervisor Su-Jung Chuang shared the hospital’s experience in integrating smart technologies into nursing workflows.
The visit provided an opportunity for participants to exchange perspectives on developments and practices in smart nursing and clinical innovation, as well as approaches to delivering high-quality, patient-centred care.
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Dr. Wei-cheng Chen, Director of the Respiratory ICU (center, left photo), and Dr. Wen-Sheng Feng, Director of the Digital Transformation Technology Office (far left, right photo), introduced the HiThings Tele-ICU Command Center.
The CMUH nursing team and Project Manager from Everbot Tech. shared how EirBot supports nursing tasks in clinical settings, enabling nurses to focus more on patient care.