In response to the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance, Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital has developed a patient-centered antimicrobial stewardship framework that leverages digital integration and interprofessional collaboration. This article outlines the implementation of key systems, including computerized antimicrobial approval system (CAAS), a clinical decision support system (CDSS), antibiogram integration, and business intelligence dashboards. Pharmacistled interventions and real-time alerts enabled improvements in antibiotic safety and efficacy. For example, the bacteremia alert system reduced the time to appropriate therapy, reduced mortality, and shortened intensive care unit stay. Future initiatives will focus on artificial intelligence-based predictive models to strengthen individual case decisions, and nationwide data integration to ensure long-term sustainability. This model represents a practical and intelligent approach to managing antimicrobial resistance within Taiwan’s healthcare system.