JLK (CEO Dongmin Kim), a domestic medical AI company, announced that its stroke AI solution has been introduced and is being operated on a subscription basis at a military hospital under the Armed Forces Medical Command.
This solution is being utilized as a tool to assist medical staff in making informed decisions at military hospitals. It also provides image-based analysis results in suspected stroke cases, serving as a reference during the treatment process. This has led to a certain standardization of initial response procedures across hospitals and enhanced consistency in decision-making among medical staff.
JLK stated that this solution is designed to provide consistent treatment support regardless of location or hospital size. This structure is evaluated to go beyond diagnostic assistance and contribute to enhancing the stability and reliability of the overall military healthcare system.
This case demonstrates the gradual implementation of an AI-based clinical support infrastructure across the entire military healthcare system, rather than just individual military hospitals. The industry sees this as an example of medical AI technology expanding beyond hospitals to encompass the entire system.
Additionally, the subscription-based supply model is being cited as a model suitable for public medical environments, including the military, as it allows for rapid, comprehensive implementation while reducing the initial construction burden for each hospital.
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