Yuan Ze University expands Taiwan Japan elderly care exchange and cultivates cross domain talents

        In the face of the global trend of aging population, Yuan Ze University, represented by Vice President Lu Qiuling, recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the "Japan Taiwan Elderly Care and Talent Cultivation Cooperation Program" with Japanese social welfare corporation Respected Chairman Hiromichi Matsui and Chairman Tomohiro Baohua of Fuxin Capital Management Consultant. In the future, Yuan Ze University will combine Japan's rich practical experience with Yuan Ze University's research advantages in artificial intelligence, information technology, and biomedical engineering to explore innovative applications of technology assisted health management and elderly care.

        Dean Chen Yun of the School of Medicine at Yuan Ze University stated that with the changing population structure and rapid development of smart healthcare, nursing talents not only need to possess solid professional knowledge and clinical skills, but also need to cultivate international perspectives and cross disciplinary integration abilities. Japan has long faced the challenges of an aging society and has accumulated profound practical experience in areas such as elderly health management, dementia care, and community integration care, which is worth learning from in Taiwan.

        This cooperation will integrate research resources such as artificial intelligence, information engineering, and biomedical technology on campus based on actual care needs. Through professional exchanges, academic seminars, and cross disciplinary research, it will promote cross domain cooperation in smart healthcare, health management, and innovative care technology, and cultivate a new generation of medical and nursing talents who possess nursing expertise, technological literacy, and humanistic care. Chief of the Nursing Department, Su Yinghua, expressed his hope that teachers and students can learn from the practical experience and innovative concepts of elderly care in Japan, expand their international perspective, and inject new momentum into the development of nursing education and smart health care.

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