Purpose
Introduction
OPEN
DIGITAL INNOVATION
Systematization of all phases: research,
development, validation, and practical
application of digital healthcare services.
The Institute for Innovation in Digital Healthcare (IIDH) at Yonsei University is an interdisciplinary research institute involving the College of Medicine, the College of Dentistry, and the College of Nursing. Established to research, discover, develop, and apply digital healthcare services, IIDH aims to innovatively improves patient outcomes, value, and experience by integrating advanced digital technologies with the accumulated technical assets of the Yonsei University Health System.
IIDH aims to be a convergence research organization that systematizes the entire phases of digital healthcare services—from research, and development, to validation and practical application—to effectively respond to various internal and external projects and technology service needs.
IIDH supports all phases from identifying demands for digital health services and technology development to validation and actual application. The institute provides services not only to the researchers within the medical center but also to companies making significant advances in digital health field, faculty startups, and subsidiaries and grandchild companies of the medical center’s technology holding company. Through a competitive selection process, IIDH facilitates joint research labs with companies and provides opportunities for collaboration with various engineering colleges, fostering an environment for open innovation.
We will continue to strive for continuous improvement and the collection of innovative ideas.
Institute for Innovation in Digital Healthcare
The Institute for Innovation in Digital Healthcare at Yonsei University Health System consolidates digital healthcare technology assets to maximize expertise and efficiency.
It supports the systematization of the research, development, and demonstration phases of digital healthcare services. Additionally, it provides convergence research to meet both internal and external R&D needs and demands for digital healthcare services.