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[Photo News] Smart hospital

By Korea Herald

Published : April 22, 2013 - 19:55

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A patient and doctors use an ICT-based “smart hospital solution” program at the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital in Gyeonggi Province on Monday. Health Connect, a joint venture between SK Telecom and Seoul National University Hospital, commercialized the solution system which provides patients or visitors with various services such as submitting applications for medical checkups and paying hospital bills through digital devices. (Ahn Hoon/The Korea Herald) A patient and doctors use an ICT-based “smart hospital solution” program at the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital in Gyeonggi Province on Monday. Health Connect, a joint venture between SK Telecom and Seoul National University Hospital, commercialized the solution system which provides patients or visitors with various services such as submitting applications for medical checkups and paying hospital bills through digital devices. (Ahn Hoon/The Korea Herald)

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