日本経営 and Quick, which develops AI supporting the handling of 119 emergency calls, have entered into a capital and business alliance agreement. The companies will promote the introduction of AI and the development of a framework for cooperation with medical institutions to improve the efficiency of regional emergency medical care and reduce the burden on emergency-site personnel.
日本経営 of the 日本経営 Group has entered into a capital and business alliance agreement with Quick, which develops AI supporting the handling of 119 emergency calls, with the aim of improving the efficiency of emergency medical care and reducing the burden on emergency-site personnel. The companies aim to address challenges at emergency sites by combining 日本経営's expertise in regional medical analysis with Quick's advanced AI technology.
The background to the alliance includes growing demand for emergency medical services amid Japan's declining birthrate and aging population, as well as increasingly severe natural disasters and staff shortages at emergency sites. The companies said they plan to strengthen comprehensive efforts in regional emergency medical care, beginning with the processing of emergency calls, the point of entry, by integrating 日本経営's medical analysis expertise with Quick's AI technology.
As part of their future initiatives, the companies aim to reduce the burden on emergency-site personnel through the introduction of Quick AI and support for establishing it as part of on-site operations, while developing a framework to facilitate coordination between fire departments and medical institutions.
株式会社Quick develops AI and robotics in the emergency medical infrastructure sector, while 株式会社日本経営 provides expertise in management consulting and regional medical analysis.
The companies said they will continue discussions and aim to realize sustainable emergency medical infrastructure suited to local communities.