TESSER Signs Contract with Chung-Ang University Hospital to Establish "Ontol AI Solution Service"
Automatic Draft Generation of Health Screening Reports
Medical artificial intelligence (AI) solutions company TESSER announced on April 6 that it has signed a contract with Chung-Ang University Hospital to establish the "Ontol AI Solution Service" for the hospital’s smart health screening center.
Ontol Scribe, provided by TESSER, uses AI and medical data to automatically generate draft comprehensive findings for health screening recipients. This service reduces the time required to prepare screening result reports by 50 to 70 percent compared to previous methods, eliminates 100 percent of simple human errors caused by work fatigue, and dramatically improves work efficiency.
In particular, it is automatically linked with the electronic medical record (EMR) system, integrating the recipient's past screening history and questionnaire content to generate findings. Tasks such as automatic risk classification, which previously required manual time investment by staff, have been automated based on AI.
This contract with Chung-Ang University Hospital marks TESSER’s third contract with a tertiary hospital-level screening center, following previous agreements with Samsung Changwon Hospital and Suwon St. Vincent’s Hospital.
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Lee Suhyeon, CEO of TESSER, stated, "Through the Ontol AI Solution, we will do our utmost to enable rapid AI-based automation and efficiency in the detailed work areas of medical professionals, which have been difficult to access until now."
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