學生健康檢查宣導事項

歡迎加入朝陽科技大學！

為維護全本校師生的健康與安全，並依據學生健康檢查是依據「學校衛生法」、「學生健康檢查實施辦法」、「傳染病防治法」，以及本校《學生健康檢查及疾病防治要點》，所有入學新生皆須完成健康檢查並繳交相關報告。

健康檢查有助於早期發現潛在健康問題，並及早追蹤矯治，避免傳染病在校園內傳播，確保學習環境之安全與健康。此外，於緊急醫療事故發生時，健康檢查報告也將作為後續醫療處置與關懷輔導的重要依據。

提醒，若未完成健康檢查、繳交之資料不全或填報不實，將可能影響自身及校園公共衛生安全。倘若因此危及他人健康，會涉及《傳染病防治法》第62條規定，最重可處三年以下有期徒刑、拘役，或科新臺幣五十萬元以下罰金。

敬請各位新生重視並配合完成健康檢查作業，齊心維護健康、安全的校園生活。

【註】有關境外生健康體檢，可參閱疾病管制署網站之「外籍學生、僑生及大陸港澳地區學生健康檢查建議事項」。

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Student Health Examination Guidelines

Welcome to Chaoyang University of Technology!

To ensure the health and safety of all students and faculty, and in accordance with the School Health Act, the Regulations for Student Health Examinations, the Communicable Disease Control Act, and the university’s Guidelines for Student Health Examinations and Disease Prevention, all incoming students are required to complete a health examination and submit the relevant report.

Health examinations are essential for early detection of potential health issues, enabling timely follow-up and treatment, and preventing the spread of infectious disease on campus. This ensures a safe and healthy learning environment. Additionally, in the event of a medical emergency, your health report will serve as an important reference for medical care and counseling support.

Important Reminder:

Failure to complete the health examination, submit all required documents, or provide truthful and accurate information may affect your personal health as well as the public health of the campus. If others’ health is endangered as a result, penalties may be imposed under Article 62 of the Communicable Disease Control Act, including imprisonment of up to three years, detention, or a fine of up to NT$500,000.

We kindly urge all new students to take the health examination seriously and cooperate fully to help maintain a healthy and safe campus for everyone.

Note:

For health examination guidelines specific to international students, overseas Chinese students, and students from Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macao, please refer to the Taiwan CDC website.

Sincerely,

Health Services Section
Office of Student Affairs