一、工作方向

匯集國內外各種可用資源，並做最妥善之運用。

1. 就制度面設計便利醫衛援外人力募集之方式，並彙蒐可投入援外工作之醫護人員名冊，編制成國際醫療救援隊伍。
2. 統合國內各項醫療設備、儀器、藥物及「行動醫院」(mobile hospital)等資源，用以支援各項人道及醫療援外作為。
3. 協調國際合作發展基金會、各醫療院所、基督教、天主教、佛教等慈善團體醫院及慈濟、佛光山、路竹會、臺灣醫界聯盟基金會、臺灣國際醫學聯盟、臺灣醫院協會等民間社團，共同參與我醫衛援外工作。

1.Directions: Maximizing the use of available resources at home and abroad

• Designing a system for facilitating the recruitment of overseas medical and health aid personnel, producing a list of people who can dedicate themselves to overseas aid, and forming an international medical rescue team
• Assembling all kinds of medical equipment, medical supplies, mobile hospitals, etc., to be used for overseas humanitarian and medical aid
• Coordinating with the following to jointly offer medical care overseas: the International Cooperation Development Fund (ICDF), hospitals, Protestant/Catholic/Buddhist charity groups, including the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation Taiwan, Fo Guang Shan Monastery, Taiwan Root Medical Peace Corps, Foundation of Medical Professional Alliance in Taiwan (FMPAT), Taiwan International Medical Alliance and Taiwan Hospital Association

二、具體計畫

1. 舉辦公共衛生等專業研討會。
2. 提供開發中國家醫護人員訓練。
3. 提供醫療器材、衛材及藥物。
4. 推「雙邊衛生醫療合作」計畫，根據各國醫衛發展需求，簽訂雙邊醫衛合作協定並確實執行。
5. 投入國際天然災害緊急人道救援、災後衛生醫療救助及重建。
6. 根據世界衛生組織(WHO)疫情通報，參與全球性及地區性傳染病防治工作，如瘧疾、愛滋病、SARS、禽流感與其他新興傳染疾病等。
7. 協助發展中國家提升公共醫療衛生基礎建設。
8. 與國合會等單位共同推【設置常駐醫療團】。
9. 不定期派遣義診團隊

2. Concrete Steps: Formulating practical steps towards achieving TaiwanIHAs goals, such as:

• holding specialist seminars on public health, etc.
• training medical personnel from developing countries
• providing medical equipment, health facilities and medical supplies
• facilitating bilateral health and medical cooperation projects and entering into bilateral health and medical cooperation agreements based on each countrys medical and health development needs
• providing humanitarian relief and health and medical assistance to countries affected by natural disasters
• participating in global and regional epidemic prevention programs for malaria, HIV/AIDS, SARS, avian flu, and other new diseases in accordance with the WHOs disease reporting system
• helping developing countries with their medical and health infrastructure
• cooperating with the ICDF and other organizations to set up resident medical teams
• sending volunteer medical missions to other countries