Asia Medical IT Forum

[DAY 1] 22^nd(Fri) November
[SESSION 5] 12:15 – 12:45

Wellness in life, Beauty & Healthcare AI Beau Platform

SPEAKER | ACK COO

SESSION INTRO  | Beauty & Healthcare AI Beau Platform
It is an AI platform that combines technologies that make it easier and more convenient to check health in everyday life with big data-based IT technology. The Beauty & Healthcare AI Beau Platform is a platform that helps maintain more accurate basic health and mental health care in life, not in hospitals, but also introduces customized products tailored to maintain personal health and beauty, and connects purchases.
With the convergence of various technologies, we will use kiosks to help maintain a healthy and beautiful life easily and easily, and expand new technologies and their areas with infinite possibilities.

[Fusion technology] – 1 minute, sensor-based non-invasive blood sugar check
– 1 minute, mental health check by vestibular emotional reflex confirmed by filming
– Skin health check through facial recognition

[DAY 1] 22^nd(Fri) November
[SESSION 2] 10:30 – 11:00

Medical information system in the AI era – Indian healthcare perspective

SPEAKER |
Founder and Managing Director of Kauvery Group of Hospitals
Founder of MEDICALL – India’s largest medical equipment exhibition
Certified assessor in NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare)
Past Chairman of Round Table India
Past District Secretary of Indian Society of Anaesthesiologist in Trichy City Branch

SESSION INTRO  |
In this insightful session titled “Medical Information Systems in the AI Era – Indian Healthcare Perspective,” Dr Manivannan S, will provide an expert analysis of the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on healthcare information systems. Drawing from years of experience in health IT and leadership within one of the country’s largest healthcare networks, the speaker will explore the integration of AI technologies in improving patient care, operational efficiency, and data-driven decision-making.
The presentation will begin by outlining the current state of medical information systems in India, highlighting existing gaps and challenges in areas such as patient data management, interoperability, and data security. The speaker will delve into how AI and machine learning are reshaping these systems, from automating administrative tasks to enhancing clinical support and precision medicine.
Specific focus will be given to how AI-powered solutions are being utilized to streamline hospital workflows, reduce medical errors, and optimize resource allocation. The speaker will also discuss the critical role of AI in improving patient outcomes, particularly in the context of telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, and personalized care – all of which have gained significant momentum in India’s healthcare ecosystem.
healthcare innovations.
This session is essential for healthcare professionals, IT specialists, and policymakers looking to understand the profound changes AI is bringing to the Indian healthcare system and how these advancements can be leveraged to improve care delivery and patient experiences.

[DAY 1] 22^nd(Fri) November
[SESSION 1] 10:00 – 10:30

Introduction to the Medical Information System of KU Medicine and Recommendations for Medical Data Management Strategy

SPEAKER |
Head of Digital Transformation Team, Korea University Medicine
President of Korea Information Technology of Hospital Association

SESSION INTRO  |
Introdution to Global Trends

• Accelerating the Big Data Environment through the Standardization of Medical Information : HIMSS24 case
• Key Standard Technologies for Ensuring Interoperability
• IT Technologies for Storage, Extraction, and Utilization of Expanded Medical Data
• Integration of AI : Enhancing Patient Experience and Supporting Decision-Making by Incorporating AI throughout the Entire Clinical Lifecycle

Introdution to Korean Trends

• Korea : Advancing Medical Data Standardization at the National Agency Level
• National Research Projects of Interoperability

Introdution to KU Medicine Trends

• Overview of Data Infrastructure at KU Medicine : CDM, DW, Data-Centric Hospital, K-Cure, R-alliance
• Introduction to the KU Medicine DW (Overview of Service Areas)
• Key Features (Integrated and Enhanced Reporting, Establishment of Data-driven Analytical Environment, Operational Convenience Features)
• Key Features (Data Integration, Personal Data Upload, Research Scenario Sharing, System Customization) Recommendations
• Establishing DATA Governance Strategy
• Establishing Medical Information Standardization (Interoperability)
• Determining Data Storage Technologies (Considering Cost)

[DAY 1] 22^nd(Fri) November
[SESSION 3] 11:00 – 11:30

Digital Transformation Case of CMC (Catholic Medical Center)

SPEAKER |
Head of Information Strategy Team, Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital
Secretary-General of the Korea Hospital Information Association
Working-level Manager of Health and Medical Data-Based Hospital Construction Project

SESSION INTRO |
CMC(Catholic Medical Center) operates 8 affiliated hospitals and has the largest medical network in Korea, serving over 1.5 million patients. (Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital, Yeouido St. Mary’s Hospital, Uijeongbu St. Mary’s Hospital, Bucheon St. Mary’s Hospital, Eunpyeong St. Mary’s Hospital, St. Paul’s Hospital, Incheon St. Mary’s Hospital, and Daejeon St. Mary’s Hospital)
As the Fourth Industrial Revolution unfolds, CMC has proactively engaged in a comprehensive digital transformation, spearheaded by Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital, to convert vast amounts of medical data into high-quality datasets, driving advancements in medical technology.
Since 2019, CMC has implemented an integrated CDW(Clinical Data Warehouse) to utilize EMR data from our eight hospitals for research purposes. By providing this platform to researchers, we have facilitated numerous research projects, marking significant achievements.
Furthermore, starting in 2020, we began the digital transformation of unstructured medical data and have been providing services under the CMC EDP (Enterprise Data Platform) since 2021. This has significantly contributed to medical technology advancements through AI. The types of unstructured data currently serviced in CMC EDP includes PACS images, CDIS images, digital pathology images, and NGS result files (TSV). These data are de-identified but retain important metadata and are provided to researchers in FHIR format for research purposes.
In the future, we are preparing to establish a digital clinical trial center to conduct various empirical and clinical validations using this vast medical data. Moreover, we aim to build strong collaborative relationships with industry to develop medical technology.

[DAY 2] 23^rd(Sat) November
[SESSION 3] 11:00 – 11:30

IT Security in the hospital

SPEAKER |
Chief Information Security Officer, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
Head of the Academic Division, Korean Hospital Information Security Association
Head of the Medical Policy Division, Smart Medical Security Forum
Ph.D. in Medical Informatics

SESSION INTRO  |
Seoul National University Bundang Hospital(SNUBH) was established in 2003 with the goal of becoming a digital hospital. By advancing its medical information systems and improving information accessibility, the hospital has enhanced the quality of its medical services. However, with the increase in large-scale information leakage incidents and the sophistication of security threats, the importance of information security and personal data protection has become more pronounced. The hospital has obtained information security certifications according to international standards such as ISO 27001 and ISO 27701, ensuring the reliability of its information protection. Additionally, SNUBH has established a dedicated information security organization and a systematic management system to continuously improve its security levels. Through various security measures such as network separation within the hospital, mobile device security, and remote access control, SNUBH responds to external demands for access to medical information and security threats. The hospital maintains the confidentiality of patient information and medical records through its information security management system, consistently emphasizing the importance of information security, and strives to provide a safe medical environment

[DAY 2] 23^rd(Sat) November
[SESSION 1] 10:00 – 10:30

Cancer Big Data : Current and Future

SPEAKER |
National Cancer Center (NCC)

• Professor, Data Science Course, Graduate School of Cancer Science & Policy (03/2019 ~ present)
• CTO of AI Team, Healthcare platform Center, NCC, (02/2019 ~ present)
• Team Leader(Center designer), Cancer Big Data Center, NCC, (10/2016 ~ present)

Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (KCDC)

• IT Researcher, NGRI, KNIH, 11/2004 ~ 06/2007

SESSION INTRO |
Dr. Cha is the head of data at the Cancer Big Data Center, National Cancer Center, Korea. He received his master’s and doctorate degrees from the Department of Electronic Computer Science, Chungbuk National University. He previously worked for the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and is currently working for the Cancer Big Data Center and AI Business Team at the National Cancer Center.
Dr. Cha’s research interests and activities include the use of clinical data governance, various analytic methods of clinical data, primarily specialized in cancer big data, and the use of artificial intelligence data. His activities establish contributions in various fields across the government using various data platforms along with EMR, EHR and PHR.

[DAY 2] 23^rd(Sat) November
[SESSION 2] 10:30 – 11:00

Challenges of Healthcare CIO : Indian Scenario

SPEAKER |
Secretary & Board Member of HIMSS Asia Pacific – India Chapter
Co-founder – Vice President, Hospital Tech Association – a registered society for Healthcare CIOs.
Advisor, Panel Member, New Delhi Children’s Hospital & Research Centre (NDCHRC), New Delhi
Member, ISACA, CHIMES and CHCIO.

SESSION INTRO  |
In the session titled *”Challenges of a Healthcare CIO – Indian Perspective,” Mr Niranjan R, a CXO with over 25 years of experience in health IT, will provide a comprehensive exploration of the evolving role and challenges faced by healthcare CIOs in India’s dynamic healthcare landscape. With a strong background in managing complex health IT systems, the speaker will share insights into the unique pressures, opportunities, and expectations placed on CIOs in an increasingly digitized healthcare environment.

The presentation will begin by examining the core responsibilities of a healthcare CIO, particularly in the context of India’s healthcare infrastructure, which includes balancing traditional systems with modern technology. The speaker will address key challenges such as managing the growing demand for integrated health information systems, improving data interoperability across diverse platforms, and meeting the expectations of a tech-savvy patient base.

A significant focus will be on cybersecurity, a critical concern for healthcare CIOs tasked with protecting vast amounts of sensitive patient data. The speaker will discuss strategies for implementing robust cybersecurity protocols, handling data breaches, and navigating the complex regulatory landscape, particularly concerning India’s Personal Data Protection Bill.

The session will also explore the CIO’s role in driving digital transformation in healthcare organizations. This includes managing the adoption of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), telemedicine, electronic health records (EHRs), and cloud computing. The speaker will offer practical insights into overcoming resistance to change, managing costs, and ensuring seamless integration of these technologies to improve clinical and operational outcomes.

Additionally, the speaker will discuss the challenge of balancing innovation with regulatory and compliance requirements. As healthcare regulations evolve, CIOs must stay ahead of compliance standards while still fostering innovation that enhances patient care and operational efficiency. Case studies and real-world examples from the speaker’s experience will highlight successful digital initiatives and the lessons learned from navigating these challenges.

The talk will conclude by looking at the future of healthcare IT in India and the evolving role of CIOs in shaping the digital health agenda. The speaker will emphasize the importance of collaboration with healthcare leaders, IT teams, and policymakers to build a robust and sustainable health IT ecosystem.

This session is essential for healthcare executives, IT professionals, and policymakers who seek to understand the strategic and operational challenges of healthcare CIOs in India and learn how to address them to improve the delivery of healthcare services.

[DAY 1] 22^nd(Fri) November
[SESSION 4] 11:45 – 12:15

Bigdata platform of CMC (Catholic Medical Center)

SPEAKER |
Head of Information Strategy Planning Team, Catholic Medical Center
Head of the Finance, Korean Hospital Information Security Association

SESSION INTRO  |
Since 2008, CMC (Catholic Medical Center) has been managing and operating an integrated EMR system for eight affiliated hospitals.
On October 30, 2019 CMC announced 41 task items in 7 areas at the Digital Transformation Vision Declaration Ceremony, and declared to lead the medical field in the 4th industrial revolution era using 15 million patient data from 8 hospitals under CMC with standardized and integrated infrastructure. Regarding Big Data platform which is the core of the CMC Digital Transformation vision, CMC nU CDW based on structured data of 8 CMC hospitals, was established in November 2019, and CMC nU EDP (Enterprise Data Platform) based on unstructured data was established in 2021 to make an environment using structured and unstructured data to improve research and medical quality.
CMC is working to build a CDSS (Clinical Decision Support System) and improve patient safety and medical quality by linking the results of various big data research and AI research with the EMR platform using an integrated big data platform.

[DAY 2] 23^rd(Sat) November
[SESSION 4] 11:45 – 12:15

Case Study of preventing security threat in a hospital by classifying IT and OT assets

SPEAKER |
Information Security Specialist, Konkuk University Medical Center

SESSION INTRO  |
Konkuk University Hospital has implemented a sustainable management system to test security threat penetration. This is a case study of preventing security threat in a hospital by classifying distributed IT and OT assets by purpose of use. Based on the result, reclassified unmanaged assets, detected ransomware infections and analyzed abnormal network traffic.

[DAY 2] 23^rd(Sat) November
[SESSION 5] 12:15 – 12:45

Shift to Micro Services Architecture, Cloud Platform

SPEAKER |
Head of IT Strategy Team, Asan Medical Center, Seoul, Korea
Academic Director, Korea Information Technology of Hospital Associator

SESSION INTRO  |
Introduction to Micro Services Architecture and Cloud Platform deployment strategies aimed at agile response to hospital IT improvement needs and easy connection of new IT technologies in hospital IT Infrastruture

[DAY 2] 23^rd(Sat) November
[SESSION 6] 12:45 – 13:15

Treatment process enhancement from application of AI solution on thyroid disease (Chronic disease)

SPEAKER | CEO of THYROSCOPE INC.

SESSION INTRO |
Thyroid disease, which is a representative chronic disease along with diabetes, asthma, and high blood pressure, is treated only through traditional routine-based visits worldwide because the disease status cannot be monitored in daily life, making the treatment process more inefficient compared to other chronic diseases. In this presentation, the ways to streamline the treatment process through the application of AI to thyroid disease will be introduced.