⚡ Quick Summary
Yonsei University Health System (YUHS) has relaunched its medical robot training center, now named the Korea Medical Robot Center, to include training on AI-powered medical devices. This initiative is part of the government’s Domestic Medical Device Education and Training Support Center project.
💡 Key Features and Developments
- 🔑 Expanded Training Scope: The center will now focus on AI-integrated medical devices, enhancing the training curriculum for healthcare professionals.
- ⚙️ International Collaboration: YUHS plans to offer advanced education through overseas trips to partner companies, providing hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies.
- 📅 Government Initiative: The relaunch aligns with the second phase of a project aimed at evaluating and verifying locally-developed medical devices.
🏥 Additional Innovations in Healthcare
In other news, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) has introduced an AI-powered mobile diabetes application called CARB-CGM, which works in conjunction with BUZUD’s continuous glucose monitoring device. This system offers real-time glucose readings and uses AI to analyze meal carbohydrate content through photo analysis, providing personalized insulin dosage recommendations.
🌍 Regional Developments
A regional hospital in West Java, Indonesia, is set to integrate a generative AI-based medical resource platform into its medical reference system. The Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah Umar Wirahadikusumah Sumedang has partnered with Docquity to implement this platform, which connects with PubMed to ensure doctors have access to the latest medical research and standards.