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KT and Ajou University Medical Center Sign MOU for Advancement of Regional Trauma Center

Google 우선 소스Published2017.12.27 15:21
70 LTE walkie-talkies and 3 years of usage fee support

KT announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ajou University Medical Center for mutual cooperation aimed at advancing medical services at regional trauma centers and developing and applying medical ICT solutions.

At the signing ceremony held at Ajou University Medical Center in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, officials including KT Chairman Hwang Chang-gyu, Ajou University Acting President and Medical Center Director Yoo Hee-seok, Regional Trauma Center Director Lee Kuk-jong, and KT Sports President Yoo Tae-yeol attended to discuss future cooperation.

Through this agreement, KT will sponsor a total of 600 million won over three years for the establishment of a research institute being pursued by Ajou University Medical Center for research on predicting preventable deaths and the development of trauma surgery. In addition, to facilitate fast and accurate communication among medical staff, it will provide a total of 130 million won, including 70 units of KT Powertel's LTE walkie-talkie 'Razer' and usage fees for three years.

The LTE walkie-talkie Razer enables simultaneous communication for up to 8,000 people and helps accident scenes, ambulance helicopters and vehicles transporting patients, and regional trauma centers communicate quickly and simultaneously. In addition, it features a video call function that helps to assess the patient's condition more accurately than when using conventional voice calls or text messages.

Meanwhile, KT supplied digital healthcare solutions to 10 hospitals in Kazakhstan in September of this year and signed a digital healthcare business agreement with Russian Railways, a Russian railway company, in December, continuously pursuing global expansion of its medical ICT business.

KT Chairman Hwang Chang-kyu stated, “With regional trauma centers serving severely injured patients facing significant challenges, I hope this collaboration will serve as a foundation for the advancement of regional trauma centers in Korea and the expansion of the medical ICT business.” He added, “Moving forward, KT will continue to leverage its diverse group capabilities to work together with trauma centers to address and resolve their difficulties.”
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