Taiwan’s national health insurance program is notable because it has improved the efficiency, cost, and quality of healthcare by implementing which of the following healthcare technology innovations.

outpatient procedures
tissue engineering
evidence based practice
electronic medical records

electronic medical records

Explanation:

The medical record made on paper is a passive and historical document. Electronic medical record can be a vibrant tool that reminds and advises doctors, and electronic record was primarily responsible for improving efficiency in Taiwan's National Health Insurance program. The electronic medical record can keep information about appointments, treatments and conditions, returning years, even decades. It can be triggered with a click, rather than being hidden in a file somewhere remote, so useless during medical emergencies.

Modern computer systems have links to online information about best practices, treatments, recommendations, and harmful drug combinations. Potential benefits include less unnecessary testing, reduced medical errors, and better care for patients requiring less costly hospital treatment.

Widespread adoption of electronic medical records may also provide more evidence for medical research. Each patient record is added in real time to a constantly growing database of evidence about what works and what doesn't. The goal is to harness the health information of individuals and populations, share it in networks, sift it and analyze it to make medical practice more of a science and less of a skill.