NTU Joins UAiTED to Boost Asian Healthcare

National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH), the primary teaching hospital of National Taiwan University (NTU) — a leading institution with a comprehensive medical system that includes six affiliated hospitals, officially joined the University Alliance in Talent Education Development (UAiTED) during the CHaMP Service & Technical Exchange Workshop held in Taiwan from October 13–15, 2025. The event brought together representatives from nine healthcare institutions across Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan. NTUH’s participation underscores its commitment to international medical collaboration and knowledge exchange.

On the same day, NTUH signed a memorandum of understanding with the Cross-Border High-Quality Medical Service Platform (CHaMP), a regional initiative designed to integrate healthcare resources across Asia. Through the platform, participating institutions aim to share clinical expertise, foster professional development, and provide high-quality, real-time medical services across borders.

NTUH Director Yu Chung-Jen emphasized that joining UAiTED and CHaMP aligns with the hospital’s strategic focus on international cooperation and the government’s New Southbound Policy. Following the signing, delegates toured NTUH’s specialized units and discussed clinical services and healthcare management, laying the groundwork for future collaborative projects that aim to elevate medical standards and patient care across Asia.