Abstract -- The primary aim of this project is to establish a medical system model that will maintain community residents’ health data during ordinary times, strengthen horizontal and vertical integration within the medical system, realize a diagnostic consulting system, and employ team cooperation to provide the most effective medical care to the public. When a disaster occurs, information in this system can be used at the earliest possible moment to provide residents of the affected area health materials and medical resources. It will enable the emergency response center in the disaster zone to fully understand the situation on the ground, so that it can supervise rescue and medical work and swiftly achieve comprehensive emergency relief results.
This project, which takes the residents of the Chushan community in Luku as its subject, will be developed jointly by National Taiwan University, Chengching Hospital in Taichung, Tzushan Hospital, Luku Healthy Center, and the civil authorities of the Luku area (Chen Shou-chih's Clinic, Wang Hung-chou's Clinic, and Luku Farmers Clinic). Specific tasks include the establishment of a community-centered health information system, the realization of two-way patient-referral service procedures, the provision of channels for continued education for grassroots-level physicians, the establishment of horizontal and vertical cooperative models for medical organizations at all levels within the system, and the control of manpower and material resources within the system that can be mobilized in the event of an emergency.