How Will Digital Health and Telemedicine Meet?…Jinhungwon Hosts Webinar
The Korea Health Industry Development Institute announced on the 8th that it will hold a webinar on the 9th to explore "Digital Healthcare-Based Non-Face-to-Face Medical Application Methods."
This webinar will feature presentations by medical professionals and experts who have experience applying digital health technologies in medical settings, aiming to explore the potential for innovation in medical services and the enhancement of public health through non-face-to-face medical care, related to pilot projects supported by the institute such as remote monitoring, remote consultation, and remote collaboration.
The presentations will proceed in the following order: ▲Utilization of Digital Healthcare for Chronic Disease Patients in Primary Care Institutions (Professor Jo Biryong, Seoul National University College of Medicine) ▲Development of Mental Health Management Service Models Using Digital Solutions (Professor Kim Yuseok, Yonsei University Graduate School of Public Health) ▲Development and Pilot Operation of Remote Collaboration Service Models (Director Lee Seongho, Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital) ▲Analysis of Patient Digital Health Competency and Non-Face-to-Face Medical Experience (Team Leader Yeon Miyeong, KHIDI).
The webinar will start at 3:00 PM on the 9th, and pre-registration is available through the link provided on the institute’s website.
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Im Yeongi, Head of the Medical Service Innovation Division at KHIDI, stated, “Due to COVID-19, non-face-to-face medical consultations were temporarily permitted, and with the rapid development of information and communication technology (ICT), interest and expectations regarding the potential of non-face-to-face medical care using digital technology in daily life have increased. As government-wide research and development (R&D) related to non-face-to-face medical care is also increasing, it is necessary to expand discussions on applying technological innovations to medical settings.”
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