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ASIA-IRCAD TAIWAN

the training centre for excellence in minimal access surgery

On May 26th 2008, IRCAD (The Research Institute against Cancer of the Digestive Tract) inaugurated the ASIA IRCAD - Taiwan, a Taiwan-based freshly built training center for research and continuing medical education in minimally invasive surgery, thanks to a fruitful partnership with Show Chwan Memorial Hospital in Taiwan. This center benefits of the same rigorous scientific and technical qualities that have made the IRCAD-EITS in Strasbourg so popular, with the added bonus of an exquisite and accessible setting at the heart of Asia.

Equipped with the latest technical teaching technologies, the facility of approximately 7,300 square meters stands out as the largest training center for minimal access surgery in Asia.


The objective of ASIA IRCAD - Taiwan is twofold. It is geared up:

  • to provide top quality training in minimally invasive surgery, and even non-invasive;
  • to promote research and development in the field of new surgical computer-guided and robotic assisted technologies.

COURSES ORGANIZED BY THE IRCAD FACULTY & INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

The first intensive course in laparoscopic general surgery was held from the 27th to the 30th of May, 2008.



EACCME accredited activities for ASIA-IRCAD Taiwan


  • EITS courses are accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists in their home European Country.





    The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net.
UEMS

EACCME
EACCME accredited activities for 2010
Types of AITS courses
European CME
credits (ECMEC)
Intensive Courses: General Surgery
(May 3-6)   (October 18-21)   (December 13-16)
To be determined
at a later date
Other Courses: Arthroscopic surgery "Wrist"
(May 15-16)   (November 6-7)
12
Advanced Course: N.O.T.E.S. Surgery
(November 9-13)
To be determined
at a later date
Advanced Course: Urological Surgery
(August 24-26)
18
Advanced Course: Colorectal Surgery
(September 10-11)
To be determined
at a later date
Advanced Course: Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery
(March 5-6)
12
Advanced Course: Single Port
(November 9-13)
To be determined
at a later date
Advanced Course: Hernia Repair
(April 30 - May 1)
To be determined
at a later date
Advanced Course: Interventional GI endoscopy techniques
(November 9-13)
To be determined
at a later date
Advanced Course: Gynecology Oncology
(July 12-14)
To be determined
at a later date
Advanced Course: Gynecology - Endometriosis
(October 8-9)
To be determined
at a later date

EACCME Credits convertible into AMA PRA category 1 Credits™

Surgeons interested in getting EACCME credits may contact info@eits.fr.
EACCME approved credits for live activities are recognized by the American Medical Association for conversion to AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians may apply to convert EACCME credits into AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ by submitting the following form and attaching an EACCME credit certificate, and processing fee. Please click here to download application form for EACCME credit conversion into AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.
Processing fees directly payable to the American Medical Association are as follows: AMA member $30 and non-AMA member $75 (see information stated in application form).

As a rule, the conversion to AMA category 1 credit(s)™ is 1:1 for all EACCME credit(s).
Further details can be obtained by clicking on the current link.


Contact ASIA-IRCAD Taiwan

ASIA-IRCAD TAIWAN auditorium ASIA-IRCAD TAIWAN

Telephone:  +886-4-7256166 Ext. 81200
Address: 6 Lukong Rd. Lukang
(Chang Bing Industrial Park),
Changhua County, Taiwan
Website: http://www.aits.tw/

Photos credits: IRCAD / Ph. Eranian