Bundang Seoul National University Hospital has begun building a full-stack integrated model that connects the entire patient journey, from health management to post-discharge prognosis, using AI. This aims to establish national standards for medical AI transformation (AX), moving beyond individual hospital implementations.
Bundang Seoul National University Hospital is launching a demonstration of 'Full-Stack Medical AI,' aiming to connect all stages of patient care using artificial intelligence. With support from the Ministry of Science and ICT, they have begun building the 'AICON' network, which encompasses everything from diagnosis to regional collaboration and operational automation.
Lemon Healthcare announced its confidence in expanding into domestic and global markets, leveraging the strengths of its medical data platform 'LDB' ahead of its Initial Public Offering (IPO). Notably, the company highlighted securing over 80% market share among tertiary hospitals and plans for international expansion.
IT Eyes, a communications and IT specialist, won the 6th round contract for the 'Health Information Expressway' project led by the Korea Health Information Service. The company plans to leverage its unique capabilities in the medical MyData platform to contribute to building a national digital healthcare infrastructure.
ITiZ has won the 6th project for the 'Health Information Highway' promoted by the Korea Health and Medical Information Service. The company has continuously participated since the first phase, proving its unique capability in the medical mydata platform sector.
ITiize announced that its AI-based data conversion solution, 'MediGrid v1.0,' aimed at utilizing medical MyData, has obtained GS Grade 1 certification. This move strengthens the company's competitiveness and accelerates its full-scale entry into the digital healthcare market.
ITiize announced that its AI-based data conversion solution, 'MediGrid v1.0,' for utilizing medical MyData has obtained GS Certification Grade 1. This enhances the company's competitiveness in the digital healthcare market and supports standardized data utilization.
KOSDAQ-listed company ITeS has achieved the top (1st) grade in GS certification for its AI-based data transformation solution, 'MediGrid v1.0,' designed for utilizing healthcare and medical MyData. The solution demonstrates technical capability by automatically transforming data based on international FHIR standards.
Seoul National University Hospital has launched a 'next-generation clinical trial remote monitoring service' utilizing digital technology. This aims to reduce the burden on patients by enabling decentralized clinical trials (DCT), overcoming geographical and temporal limitations.
Seoul National University Hospital has launched a 'Remote Monitoring Service' to support Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCT), utilizing digital technology to reduce patient burden. This service allows stakeholders to confirm and manage data without physically visiting the hospital, significantly easing previous spatial and temporal constraints.
Enterprise medical data infrastructure specialist Patientory announced a strategic funding round of $500,000 from global VC EthAum Venture Partners. The company aims to improve inefficient healthcare systems by integrating data between insurance companies and medical institutions using blockchain and AI.
DALLGOO, an emergency medical AI company, provides a solution that integrates real-time data from patient sites, ambulances, and receiving hospitals to determine the optimal mode of transport (ALS, BLS, NEMT). This achieves unnecessary transport reduction and safe transition.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised the 'Healthcare Data Terminology and Transmission Standard,' which defines core items, terminology, and transmission methods for healthcare data exchange. This update expands the application of international terminologies (SNOMED CT, ATC) and incorporates technical specifications for FHIR-based data transfer.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised the 'Healthcare Data Terminology and Transmission Standard,' which defines key items and terms for healthcare data exchange and utilization. This standard incorporates core data such as life-sustaining care wishes, alcohol consumption status, and smoking status, enhancing international interoperability using FHIR format.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised and implemented the 'Standard for Medical Data Terminology and Transmission' to build an interoperable environment for medical data. This addition includes critical items such as end-of-life care intentions and medication status, enabling data exchange using the FHIR standard.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) has revised and implemented the 'Healthcare Data Terminology and Transmission Standard.' This establishes a national standard allowing core data, including key health status and prescription information, to be exchanged using unified terminology.
Asan Hospital has launched a 'Health Information Highway' initiative, emphasizing patient-centric value. This project allows patients to safely and efficiently view and transmit medical records held by multiple healthcare institutions based on their own consent.
Seoul Asan Hospital has fully launched a 'Medical MyData Service' allowing patients to directly view and share their own medical records. This service enables individuals to select data based on consent and securely transmit it to necessary locations, aiming for improved healthcare quality and health promotion.
Asan Medical Center has launched a large-scale service enabling patients to access and directly share their own medical records whenever needed. This initiative is part of the 'Health Information Highway Project,' led by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Health Information Service.
Asan Hospital has fully launched a service through the 'Health Information Highway' project, allowing patients to directly view and share their own medical data. This is expected to advance patient-centered care and strengthen information linkage between medical institutions.