Utilizing 5G technology, we aim to create a multi-faceted healthcare delivery model. Model One: "Doctors Stationary, Patients Mobile". Patients visit nearby clinics for remote consultations, reducing travel distances. Model Two: "Doctors Mobile, Patients Stationary". Home-based telemedicine services are established, doctors provide remote diagnosis and treatment to patients at home. These approaches leverage 5G＇s efficiency, enhancing healthcare accessibility and quality.

Our model enables real-time transmission of medical images and synchronous teleconsultation, empowering remote physicians to provide immediate guidance to on-site personnel, assist in performing examinations, and offer prompt assessments and recommendations. By overcoming distance and time constraints, this approach addresses the social needs of individuals, enhances the effective utilization of healthcare resources, reduces the digital divide in healthcare, and mitigates health inequalities.

The alliance aims to develop diverse applications in the health, medical, and care information industry. It expands services to homes and communities, enabling medical triage and enhancing local physicians＇ specialized skills through remote teleconsultations. Information security measures protect data. Research outcomes will inform the Ministry of Health and Welfare＇s policies in remote healthcare.