Safety Risks for EMTs: Taiwan’s Ministry of Health Declares EMTs Non-Medical Personnel, No Obligation for HIV Disclosure

This article critiques a controversial policy by Taiwan’s Ministry of Health, which states that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) are not considered medical personnel, and therefore, HIV-positive patients are not required to disclose their status during emergency treatment. The policy has sparked outrage among first responders, who argue that it disregards their safety and rights.