Calendar events-2011 - - 彰化基督教醫院

Overseas Medical Mission Center

Overseas Medical Mission Center

Calendar events-2011

An official delegation from Department of Labour and Department of Foreign Affairs of Thua Thien Hue Province and Zhi-Shan Foundation called on CCH on 22^nd December 2011. The children nutrition improvement program on January 2012 was also discussed during the meeting.
The Asst. Undersecretary for Hospital Affairs of Kingdom of Bahrain， Dr. Ameen Abdulkarim Al Saati and the official medical delegation were accompanied by Mr. Su， Ministry of Foreign Affairs to visit CCH on 12^th December 2011.The delegation also sought the opportunity to cooperate in the future.
Six medical personnel from St. Jude Hospital and another three from Milton Cato Memorial Hospital came to CCH for short-term training from October 4^th to December 16^th. Trainers was trained in ICU care， OR management， ER management， Endocrinology & Metabolism and Obstetrics & Gynecology as well.
A medical volunteer team led by Dr. Kao Hsiao Ling was dispatched to north Thailand on December 11^th to cooperate with Overbrook Hospital conducting medical service with for 8 days.
A medical volunteer team led by Dr. Lin Ming Tai was dispatched to St. Vincent on November 19^th to conduct medical service at Milton Cato Hospital for 23 days.
A medical volunteer team led by Dr. Tsai Yen Yu was dispatched to St. Lucia on November 19^th to conduct medical service at St. Jude Hospital for 23 days.
Lt Gen (Ret) Dr. Tiopan Bernhard Silalahi was accompanied by Mr. Charles C. Li， Deputy Representative of Taipei Economic and Trade Office， Indonesia to call on CCH on October 21^st and discussed the cooperative program in the future.
Two medical personnel and one pastor from Overbrook Hospital of Thailand came to CCH for short-term training from October 8^th to November 5^th. Trainers learned Nursing management， Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and of Pastoral Care for 1 months at related departments.
Five medical personnel from National Central Hospital of Mongolia came to CCH for short-term medical training from September 15th to October 13^th. Trainers are as observers at Division of Endocrinology & Metabolism， Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology， Department of Neurology and Department of Biomedical Engineering separately.
A medical cooperation feasibility study to Indonesia was conducted by Dr. Nina， the CEO of Oversea Medical Mission from September 27^th to October 1^st .
The superintendent Dr. Kuo of CCH and Dr. Ravdan Amarbayasgalan from National Central Hospital of Mongolia signed sisterhood MOU on Sep. 15^th， 2011. The former minister of DOH， Dr. Yaung，Chih-Liang， was invited as witness.
A medical volunteer team led by Dr. Ming-Tai Lin was dispatched to St. Lucia on September 24^th to conduct medical service at St. Jude Hospital for 20 days.
The Minister of Tourism and Industry of St. Vincent and the Grenadines Mr. Saboto Caesar was accompanied by Ms. Cheng of Ministry of Foreign Affairs to call on CCH on 1st September 2011.
An official Tibetan delegation from China invited by Mongolian & Tibetan Commission called on CCH on 26^th August and discussed cooperative program in the future.
A medical volunteer team was dispatched to Mongolia on August 6^th to cooperate with National Central Hospital of Mongolia to conduct medical service at rural areas for 10 days.
A medical volunteer team led by Dr. Hsiao-Ling Kao， the CEO of Overseas Medical Mission and Medical Ethics Center was dispatched to St. Lucia on July 15^th to conduct medical service at St. Jude Hospital for 20 days. Furthermore，the team also cooperated with National Taiwan University group
to carry out the diabetes medical geography mapping program in St. Lucia.
CCH funded Ms. Tsai， a student from National Taiwan University (NTU) to attend north Thailand medical mission that joint with Overbrook Hospital on December 2010. Ms. Tsai conducted survey regards the relation between overseas medical service and missionary. The result will be published on the undergraduate seminar of NTU.
The official delegation composed Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines Dr. Hon. Ralph Gonsalves， Madame Eloise Gonsalves， Director of Public Information， Mr. St. Clair Jimmy Prince， H.E. Amb. Weber Shih of Taiwan Embassy in St. Vincent and the Grenadines called on CCH on April 21^st. This is also the first time that the sovereign from ally country visited CCH.
CCH initiated disaster relief donation since Japan earthquake tragedy on March 11^th. Till April 21^st， total amount 2，339，338 NTD was gathered from CCH staffs. Entired funds will be delivered to twin hospital in Japan to conduct reconstruction program.
The deputy executive， Leonard Wu， of YongLin Healthcare Foundation and CCH superintendent， Dr. Kou， signed the funds donation minute at CCH on April 6^th. The resources will be used on the program of overseas medical mission and 21^st Century Foundation.
An official delegation organized by Ministry of Foreign Affairs composed the Governor General of St. Lucia， Dr. Louisy， and officers from St. Lucia came to Taiwan for 5 days visiting who also called on CCH on March 27^th.
Fifth to twenty pictures of medical team during service overseas were presented on IAS international volunteer exhibition at NTU from March 21^st to April 1^st.
CCH launches diabetes medical geography mapping program in St. Lucia with Department of Geography， National Taiwan University. The two parties signed MOU on April 10^th to strengthen the cooperation between international medical service and academic research.
CCH cooperated with Taiwan Theological College and Seminary (TAITHEO) and Taiwan Frontier Association to conduct medical mission feasibility study in Myanmar from Feb. 18^th to 25^th . From the concept notes of the study a medical team combines with missionary personnel will go to a rural Nujiang village in northeast Myanmar on end of June. The group plans to carry out medical service， public health education and preaches God Gospel as well. Besides， CCH， TAITHEO and Taiwan Frontier Association are scheduled to sign a MOU for the long-tern cooperation.
CCH first cooperated with Vision Youth Action (VYA) and sent Ms. Su-Tsai Huang the supervisor of Nurse Department to conduct women health education project and taught local women sewing personal cloth pad at rural area of Nepal from Jan 18^th to 30^th. One used but good autoclave was donated by GMISS to local clinic as well.
The Western Province Director of PNG Dr. Danaya was accompanied by Mr. Lee of Ministry of Foreign Affairs to call on CCH on January 26^th and discuss the cooperative program in the future.
2010 year end dinner party was hosted by Overseas Medical Mission and Medical Ethics Department on Jan. 20^th. More than 50 medical staffs used participated overseas medical team come to join the grateful and joyful party.