As technology advances, we increasingly rely more on it to enhance our capabilities to heal people. The Taiwanese were great hosts and were ever so kind to share with us the interesting places and the famous food hotspots around the city.Īs future doctors, it is paramount that we understand the importance of humanity in medicine. It gave delegates a platform to interact and bond over shared experiences. The fun leisure activities organized allowed me to see the beauty of Taiwan in the mere few days we spent there. I also got to appreciate the different pedagogy and education structure in the different countries.ĭespite it being my third trip to Taiwan, I still managed to find more places to explore there. It was really interesting to hear about the different methods other medical schools used to impart the same medical knowledge. One of the greatest takeaways from EAMSC Taiwan 2016 would be the countless bonds formed with medical students from all over the world. The conference is held annually at the middle of each year (late June to July period) and is hosted by a local AMSA chapter in one of their main cities. In addition, delegates can also experience different traditions and customs through the cultural events organised throughout course of the conference, and gives students an opportunity to network and build lifelong friendships with future doctors across Asia, regardless of nationality, ethnicity or race. This event allows medical students from AMSA chapters to congregate, discuss and present their projects and research which were conducted based on the theme agreed upon for the conference that year.
It comprises of three main aspects: academic, cultural and social programs. The objective of AMSC lies in creating a platform for a strong, global network of medical students, who as future medical practitioners, will explore and develop their academic knowledge, cultural appreciation and interpersonal skills.
The Asian Medical Students’ Conference is an annual conference of the Asian Medical Students’ Association (AMSA International) that involves the participation of hundreds of medical students from as many as 20 local chapters around the Asia-Pacific region.
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