Taipei Medical University Hospital Becomes Taiwan’s First To Achieve AMAM Stage 7 Certification

CMUH’s AMAM Stage 7 team and certification committee members. Front row: Dr. Der-Yang Cho, Superintendent of CMUH (third from left), Dr. Li-Hui Yang, Vice Superintendent of Administration (second from left), Dr. Chuen-Liang Chen, Vice Superintendent of In

– Taipei Medical University Hospital (TMUH) has become the first hospital in Taiwan to achieve Stage 7 certification in the Analytics Maturity Adoption Model (AMAM) by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). This milestone highlights TMUH’s leadership in leveraging advanced analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), and data-driven decision-making to enhance patient care and operational efficiency.

AMAM Stage 7 is the highest level of analytics adoption recognized by HIMSS, signifying a hospital’s ability to utilize data science and predictive analytics to drive clinical and administrative improvements. This achievement places TMUH among an elite group of global healthcare institutions that are setting new standards in digital healthcare transformation.

Since 2016, CMUH has actively embraced AI-driven digital healthcare transformation, establishing a Big Data Center, an AI Center, and a Digital Transformation Office. In 2019, CMUH became the first hospital in central Taiwan to earn HIMSS INFRAM (IT Infrastructure Maturity) and EMRAM (Electronic Medical Record Maturity) Stage 7 certifications. In 2023, it was the first hospital in Taiwan to renew these certifications and was also honored with the prestigious HIMSS Davies Award of Excellence. That same year, CMUH achieved the highest global score in the Digital Health Indicator (DHI) assessment. In 2024, CMUH received DIAM Stage 6 certification for digital imaging adoption.

With its AMAM Stage 7 certification, CMUH is now Taiwan's first and Asia-Pacific's second hospital to achieve this distinction, following Samsung Medical Center in South Korea.

Dr. Der-Yang Cho affirmed that CMUH will continue to expand AI applications in healthcare, ensuring Taiwan remains a global leader in Smart Healthcare 4.0 and setting new benchmarks for world-class smart hospitals.

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