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The InnoVEX Pitch Contest Final at COMPUTEX 2025 showcased global innovations including an Israeli AI processor that reduces implementation costs, a Taiwanese medical visualization device that improves patient safety, and a Canadian robotic hand with human-like versatility. The competition highlighted Taiwan’s crucial role in the global technology ecosystem, with international entrepreneurs seeking to leverage the island’s manufacturing expertise and supply chain networks.

President Lai Ching-te welcomed winners of the 27th National Biotechnology and Medicine Care Quality Award, highlighting Taiwan’s NT$48.9 billion health plan.

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The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) in Taiwan is planning to promote digitalization in healthcare, with a focus on incorporating digital development into healthcare quality metrics. This initiative aligns with national policy directives and aims to support the national plan for digital policy. The successful pilot of virtual National Health Insurance (NHI) cards during the COVID-19 pandemic was highlighted as part of the broader commitment to digitalization. The MOHW, with support from the Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA), is providing technological budget support for the cloud-based transition of health insurance systems at grassroots clinics. The goals of Taiwan’s digitalization healthcare system include reducing manpower on the medical end, improving healthcare quality, and increasing convenience for patients. The future strategy of the MOHW will combine financial subsidies with policy mandates, starting with medical centers. The plan is to encourage the integration of digital development into healthcare quality assessment, with the aim of fostering innovation, reducing labor costs, and enhancing healthcare quality.