Wistron Medical Technology and Chang Gung University expand AI elder-care training
Wistron Medical Technology and Chang Gung University of Science and Technology signed a memorandum of understanding at the university.
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🤝 AI on the care floor1
🏛️ Policy and insurance1
Expert View: Medical DX, Generative AI and the Role of Clinics in 2040, by Atsuo Tsuchiya
Toward 2040, a shortage of healthcare workers is a bigger challenge than rising patient numbers, and clinics are expected to serve as hubs linking outpatient, home and nursing care. Tsuchiya outlines a direction of maintaining and expanding regional medical functions through productivity gains from medical DX and generative AI, online consultations, information sharing and AI agents.
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Cloud-based care software "Care-Ju Free" registered as eligible IT tool for 2026 digitalization and AI adoption subsidy
Good Tree Inc. issued a press release on October 8, 2026 at 11:09. It announced that its cloud-based care software has been registered as an eligible IT tool under the "Digitalization and AI Adoption Subsidy 2026."
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Health ministry proposes government data center to support medical AI and new drug development
The Ministry of Health and Welfare raised the need for a government-level data center to prepare for growing data demand in medical AI and new drug development. Expanding AI use in medicine and biotech requires a stable supply of large-scale computing infrastructure for learning from and analyzing data.
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- LINE Yahoo launches "parenting" AI agent to support parents with their to-do tasksNikkin Online · 10/20 06:10 UTC
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