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Aomori Nosai's Shift to Digital Diagnosis Support

In a groundbreaking move to modernize livestock healthcare, Aomori Prefecture’s Agricultural Mutual Aid Association, known as NOSAI Aomori, has officially integrated the comprehensive medical support tool, U-Medical Support. This collaborative development by Desamis Co., Ltd. and Scala Communications aims to replace outdated paper records with a powerful digital solution that streamlines diagnosis and reporting processes in veterinary medicine.

The Shift From Paper to Digital

Until now, NOSAI Aomori relied on cumbersome paper records to compile reports on livestock damage rates, meticulously verifying and aggregating data by hand. This method, while traditional, was proving more burdensome as the complexity of tasks increased, leading to significant time-consuming efforts and higher administrative loads.

To tackle these challenges, NOSAI Aomori sought a digital approach that would facilitate immediate data entry in the field while providing efficient data management and extraction for administrative reports. Hence, they adopted U-Medical Support, a tool designed for intuitive use on smartphones, enabling swift input of medical information right from the field.

Benefits of U-Medical Support

Immediate Data Entry and Real-Time Sharing

With this new system, veterinary staff can instantly record treatment details during farm visits using their smartphones. This immediacy not only cuts down on post-visit office work but also promotes real-time information sharing among team members.

Streamlined Reporting Processes

By digitizing the management and extraction of data for administrative reports, U-Medical Support significantly reduces the risk of transcribing errors and saves valuable manpower. The transition from manual to electronic processes supports efficient and accurate reporting to relevant governmental bodies.

Systems Integration and Future Security

To ensure smooth interoperability, U-Medical Support is designed to connect effectively with the existing KTK system, a disaster handling processing system for livestock insurance. This integration allows NOSAI Aomori to manage and verify their unique identifiers, including diagnosis numbers, laying the groundwork for a holistic data management system across all operations in the future.

Future Prospects and Innovations

In alignment with its strategic objectives, NOSAI Aomori intends to leverage the advanced capabilities of U-Medical Support to further enhance data utilization and establish standardized treatment protocols across the region.

Developing Statistical Data Features

Efforts are currently underway to incorporate features that will allow for the easy observation and analysis of accumulated medical data regarding disease trends and damage rates. This functionality will empower preventative guidance based on robust data analysis, elevating the overall operational efficiency of the cooperative.

Standardization of Medical Records

Through the widespread adoption of U-Medical Support, NOSAI Aomori aims to achieve uniformity in medical record formats across various facilities within the prefecture. Creating a common information platform will bolster communication between sites and streamline administrative reporting processes further.

Enhancing System Connectivity

To foster improved data integration with core systems, such as KTK, continual optimization of input fields and data consistency efforts are essential. The goal is to create a seamless workflow that bridges the gap from diagnosis to administrative processing, ensuring comprehensive service delivery.

About the Companies

NOSAI Aomori

• - Leader: Yoshihiro Murakami, Union President
• - Location: 5-5-21 Honcho, Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture
• - Website: nosai-aomori.or.jp

Scala Communications Co., Ltd.

• - Leader: Hideaki Nitta, CEO
• - Location: Shibuya Hikarie 32F, 2-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
• - Website: scala-com.jp

Desamis Co., Ltd.

• - Leader: Koji Seike, CEO
• - Location: The SOHO 417, 2-7-4 Aomi, Koto Ward, Tokyo
• - Website: desamis.co.jp

Contact Information

For inquiries regarding this initiative, please reach out to:

• - Scala Communications: U-Medical Support Consulting, OTANI, Email: [email protected].
• - Desamis: PR Contact, IMA, Phone: 03-6380-7239, Email: [email protected].