Korea University Medical Center is stepping up AI-based medical innovation...Introduction of Clinic Culkey AI by Elsevere for the first time in the Seoul metropolitan area
Apr 02, 2025
Korea University Medical Center (Ministry of Medicine and Medical Center Director Yoon Eul-sik) introduces ClinicalKey AI, Elsevier's leading medical AI decision-making support tool, to spur AI-based medical innovation.
Korea University Medical Center plans to further strengthen patient-specific treatment, high-quality research, and education strategies by introducing ClinicalKey AI led by Korea University Medical Library after introducing the cloud-based medical system for the first time in Korea in 2021.
ClinicalKey AI is a newly introduced AI technology by Elsevier that quickly and accurately provides medical staff with the information users need out of a vast amount of medical information through personalized interactive search. The solution is designed based on high-quality, select medical content and evidence-based research data that are constantly updated to help medical staff make optimal care. It was also developed in compliance with Elsevier's responsible AI principles and privacy principles.
Yun Eul-sik, Vice-President of Medical Affairs at Korea University Medical Center, expressed his expectation that `The cooperation between Korea University Medical Center and Elsevier will greatly contribute to the provision of patient-centered innovative medical services by utilizing medical data and strengthening research capabilities.'
"The evidence-based medical AI decision-making support tool will contribute to the enhancement of the effectiveness and efficiency of the medical, research, and education fields of Korea University Medical Center," said Kim Hak-joon, head of the medical research department at Korea University Medical Center. "The value investment in future medical technology by Korea University Medical Center will solidify its status as the largest medical institution in Korea."
Park Sung-hwan, Director of Korea University Medical Library, said "In the AI market, ClinicalKey AI, which is reliable for medical personnel and minimizes Hallucination, was introduced as beneficial academic information for this institution."We will continue to introduce high-quality academic resources that can support not only faculty but also students." he said.
"The reality is that it is difficult for medical staff to find reliable high-quality information in clinical settings as a large amount of medical content is overflowing," said Kim Hee-ran, CEO of Elsevere Korea and Southeast Asia. "We will strive to contribute to the domestic medical and healthcare market through innovation in digital healthcare solutions in the future."
Meanwhile, Korea University Medical Center is working with global IT companies to accelerate AI-based medical innovation, lead medical data standardization, and leap forward as a super-gap future hospital.
Korea University Medical Center plans to further strengthen patient-specific treatment, high-quality research, and education strategies by introducing ClinicalKey AI led by Korea University Medical Library after introducing the cloud-based medical system for the first time in Korea in 2021.
ClinicalKey AI is a newly introduced AI technology by Elsevier that quickly and accurately provides medical staff with the information users need out of a vast amount of medical information through personalized interactive search. The solution is designed based on high-quality, select medical content and evidence-based research data that are constantly updated to help medical staff make optimal care. It was also developed in compliance with Elsevier's responsible AI principles and privacy principles.
Yun Eul-sik, Vice-President of Medical Affairs at Korea University Medical Center, expressed his expectation that `The cooperation between Korea University Medical Center and Elsevier will greatly contribute to the provision of patient-centered innovative medical services by utilizing medical data and strengthening research capabilities.'
"The evidence-based medical AI decision-making support tool will contribute to the enhancement of the effectiveness and efficiency of the medical, research, and education fields of Korea University Medical Center," said Kim Hak-joon, head of the medical research department at Korea University Medical Center. "The value investment in future medical technology by Korea University Medical Center will solidify its status as the largest medical institution in Korea."
Park Sung-hwan, Director of Korea University Medical Library, said "In the AI market, ClinicalKey AI, which is reliable for medical personnel and minimizes Hallucination, was introduced as beneficial academic information for this institution."We will continue to introduce high-quality academic resources that can support not only faculty but also students." he said.
"The reality is that it is difficult for medical staff to find reliable high-quality information in clinical settings as a large amount of medical content is overflowing," said Kim Hee-ran, CEO of Elsevere Korea and Southeast Asia. "We will strive to contribute to the domestic medical and healthcare market through innovation in digital healthcare solutions in the future."
Meanwhile, Korea University Medical Center is working with global IT companies to accelerate AI-based medical innovation, lead medical data standardization, and leap forward as a super-gap future hospital.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
