[NOTICE] TPLUS signed an agreement with ‘AllLive Healthcare’ for medical information service

On Jan 11th, TPLUS has signed an agreement with ‘AllLive Healthcare’, which develops and operates “AllLiveC™”, a smart clinical trial support platform for medical information services that support advanced medical technology and new drug production.

With this agreement, TPLUS and AllLive Healthcare will jointly develop high-tech medical technologies that utilize clinical information from medical institutions and medical information services that support the production of new drugs, co-develop medical information services to reduce costs and improve efficiency of clinical trials. TPLUS plans to cooperate with each other actively for other.

The collaboration between two companies is meaningful in that they apply sensitive information such as personal medical records and clinical data to the blockchain technology to actively apply them to the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry while maintaining security.

Especially, TPLUS is a strategic partner of HEX project as well as a leading healthcare IT company that plans to expand its business scope to digital healthcare platform for next-generation clinical trial support and information services along with existing blockchain applied services such as medical certificate service and medical radiation dose management service.

Jung Ho Lee, CEO of TPLUS said “the healthcare data for personal treatment and prevention of diseases should be safely stored by individuals and fully utilized when needed. TPLUS will do our best to create a personalized and meaningful healthcare ecosystem through the blockchain technology.”

Established in 2010, TPLUS has achieved remarkable growth in the domestic healthcare IT market based on its experience and know-how in the construction of more than 500 hospitals in Korea. In particular, it has been evaluated that FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources), the next generation medical information standard, has been successfully implemented in the government medical information system for the first time in Korea.