衛生福利部國民健康署 - March 11-16：Deputy Director General Yu Li-hui of HPA, together with 6 people from the Department of Medical Affairs (MOHW), National Health Research Institute, and New Taipei City Government Health Bureau visited Japan. We observed their women and children healthcare policies and related medical and healthcare services. During our visit, we were received by the Director of National Center for Child Health and Development Dr. Igarashi and doctors from the Pediatrics and Gynecology Departments. We also visited Nagoya City Government and Komaki City to understand the practical operations of mother and infant health services.

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March 11-16：Deputy Director General Yu Li-hui of HPA, together with 6 people from the Department of Medical Affairs (MOHW), National Health Research Institute, and New Taipei City Government Health Bureau visited Japan. We observed their women and children healthcare policies and related medical and healthcare services. During our visit, we were received by the Director of National Center for Child Health and Development Dr. Igarashi and doctors from the Pediatrics and Gynecology Departments. We also visited Nagoya City Government and Komaki City to understand the practical operations of mother and infant health services.

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