COVID-19 pandemic has effect global for almost 1 year, people should find a way out to get along with it since this new virus might not dispear. 
The status now is, according to CDC, “for the 178,032 cases of COVID-19 among healthcare personnel, deaths among healthcare personnel is 753”. Hospital staffs on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak are urging hospitals & health officials to reduce the risk of infections among employees to ensure there are enough workforces to take care of patients.

As the global number of confirmed cases surpasses 46 million, there have been around 500 confirmed cases and just 7 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic in Taiwan, an island with a population of approximately 23 million people and located just 130 kilometers from China. Until November 3rd, Taiwan achieves record 200 days with No Local Coronavirus Cases. 

How did Taiwanese make it? What is the infection prevention and control strategy in Taiwan? Mediland invites phD candidate Chang Fu-Chieh, the infection control expert in Mackay memorial hospital, to deliver a keynote speech, share the action they took in the healthcare facilities in Taiwan during COVID-19 and future strategy in post-pandemic world.