Search
S.E.A
- Increase life expectancy
- Boost health care services
- Ensures timely and affordable treatment
- Mitigates risks
- Promotes easy access to health care
- Enhances efficient resource allocation
According to World Health Organisation, noncommunicable diseases like diabetes, cancer, and respiratory diseases, are top killers in the South-East Asia Region, claiming an estimated 8.5 million lives annually. Digital health services could help the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries alleviate the challenges in their existing healthcare system and fulfil the rising demand for better healthcare services for their growing population and enables patients to prioritise their health conditions so that practitioners can ensure their patients’ wellbeing, anytime and from anywhere! Hitachi, through its collaborative creation with customers and partners, is working to realise a healthy and sustainable society through its pioneering Social Innovation Business model.
Health issues, poor healthcare infrastructure, and shortage of doctors are omnipresent; challenging times call for a robust digital infrastructure to enable better digital healthcare experiences. Ushering in healthcare innovation, creating a health start-up ecosystem, and building a strong IT infrastructure - all predict a dire need for Southeast Asia to adopt a sustainable digital health model – for generations to come.
Improving people's quality of life with sustainable solutions is always at the heart of Hitachi’s ethos. Hitachi’s smart healthcare solutions leverage the twin power of medical and technology innovation to help healthcare providers deliver affordable, value-based healthcare for patients.
Hitachi – A Trusted Partner to ASEAN’s Transformative
Digital Healthcare Journey
Hitachi’s collaboration with Baoviet Insurance has ushered in innovation in Vietnam’s healthcare industry. The collaborative creation aims to integrate digital technologies like AI and big data analysis into the business to raise awareness amongst health enthusiasts in Vietnam to prevent lifestyle-related diseases.
Proton therapy systems, developed by Hitachi’s R&D team bear testimony to Hitachi’s collaboration with medical professionals and institutions like National Cancer Centre Singapore to battle cancer, the number 1 killer in Singapore.
Key Benefits of Hitachi’s Healthcare Solutions
Promote greater efficacy of care
Foster accurate information flows for better diagnosis
Leverage powerful digital tools for remote care
Reduce costs through smarter healthcare facilities and services
Empower informed healthcare decisions, thus saving time
Digital technologies are the key enabler of sustainable health systems and universal health coverage. While the global pandemic threatened healthcare systems worldwide, it has also been a catalyst for much-needed progress in digitisation by fostering increased adoption of technology and a complete rethink of how hospitals and healthcare centres may evolve.
Globally, the ‘hospital of the future’ is more than the brick-and-mortar setup - a network with flexible capacity and connected by a single digital infrastructure. While being in one physical location, it is also a connected network that is more scalable - flexible enough to deliver complex care to critical patients and provide regular and elective care simultaneously.
Healthcare Without Walls - Moving From Traditional to Digital Model
Aging population, rising demand for beds, demographic and economic changes are encouraging hospitals and governments to optimise inpatient and outpatient settings and integrate innovative digital technologies into traditional services to create a futuristic health system that is more independent and secured.
Digital services are disrupting the traditional/legacy model
Increased data and information enables active participation of patients in clinical decision making
Information exchange across systems
The most valuable resource when it comes to virtual meet between patients and healthcare providers
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is reshaping economies and societies globally through unprecedented, rapid, and transformative changes to the way we live.
Healthcare levels vary greatly in ASEAN and the prevalence of communicable and chronic diseases along with the rising adding population calls for fast disease prevention systems and health care provision centres. Hence, the demand for robust healthcare systems to facilitate greater accessibility and regional cooperation.
Robust Technologies Unifying ASEAN on the Path to Progress
Healthcare Technologies
Augmented Reality (AR)
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
For ASEAN to tackle healthcare challenges, access to affordable healthcare is important. Hitachi Social Innovation is Powering Good through its collaborative co-creation and technology innovation and is contributing to the digital transformation of the ASEAN healthcare sector.
Date of Release: July 2022
Projected to be the fourth-largest economy by 2050, ASEAN’s impressive growth continues to be reflected in the ever-changing skylines of its cities
As cities grow and develop rapidly, citizens are demanding more efficiency with better services and an improved quality of life.
