Dr. Now Partners with Korean Surgical Society to "Enhance Hospital Operation Efficiency"

Medical portal platform DoctorNow announced on the 19th that it has signed a strategic business agreement (MOU) with the Korean Surgical Society to enhance hospital operation efficiency using digital healthcare technology.

Jang Ji-ho, CEO of Dr. Now (left), and Lee Se-ra, President of the Korean Surgical Society, are taking a commemorative photo at the business agreement ceremony.
[Photo by Dr. Now]

Through this agreement, both organizations agreed to actively share infrastructure and cooperate in areas such as ▲increasing promotional marketing effectiveness for hospitals affiliated with the Korean Surgical Society ▲establishing an integrated reception and reservation management system ▲patient management ▲sales analysis.

DoctorNow recently revamped its medical portal to offer services linked with medical professionals, including symptom search, real-time medical staff consultation, hospital search, and reservation. The company expects that this agreement will not only advance the sophistication of its services but also contribute to improving the work efficiency and revenue of participating medical staff.

Lee Sera, President of the Korean Surgical Society, said, "This business agreement is expected to provide solutions to operational difficulties faced by members of the Korean Surgical Society," adding, "We will continue to provide various benefits to our members in collaboration with DoctorNow."

Jang Jiho, CEO of DoctorNow, stated, "All of DoctorNow’s services focus on maximizing user convenience by enhancing professionalism through medical staff collaboration and improving convenience through technology," and added, "We will create an environment where medical staff can fully concentrate on patient care by utilizing digital healthcare technology."

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