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A. Anesthesiology Department of
Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital

T. 07-3121101 #7033、7035

F. 07-3217874

E. 2025tsa@gmail.com

Ning-Wei Chu
Ning-Wei Chu
PROFILE

Education Background
•MD, School of Medicine,  National Yang Ming University. 

Current Position
•St. Martin De Porres Hospital

Professional Experience
• Chief Resident, Department of Anesthesiology, Taipei Municipal Yang-Ming Medical College
• Board-Certified Anesthesiologist, Republic of China (Taiwan)
• Executive MBA, College of Management, National Taiwan University

​​​​​​​Forum on the Sustainable Development of Taiwan's Nurse Anesthetist System

With the growing demands of Taiwan’s healthcare environment and the increasing complexity of patient care, the sustainable development of the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNANP) system has become an essential issue for the healthcare sector. This forum brings together representatives from industry, government, and academia to discuss forward-looking strategies that ensure both patient safety and the stability of anesthesia care services. The session will be chaired by Director Shu-Feng Tsai, Department of Nursing and Healthcare, Ministry of Health and Welfare. The keynote presentation will be delivered by Dr. Hui-Ju Yang, President of the Taiwan Association of Nurse Anesthetists, with panel discussions featuring Dr. Ning-Wei Chu, Chair of the Anesthesia Nursing Training Committee, Taiwan Society of Anesthesiologists, and Dr. Hsiang Su, Committee Member. The discussion will focus on three key topics: Workforce planning and retention strategies for nurse anesthetists Clinical competence of nurse anesthetists and anesthesia safety Effectiveness and improvement of the national standardized education and certification system Through cross-sector dialogue and professional exchange, this forum aims to build consensus and establish a concrete roadmap for the sustainable development of Taiwan’s nurse anesthetist system, ultimately strengthening anesthesia care quality and ensuring patient safety