FUJIFILM Malaysia today announced a strategic cooperation with the Ministry of Health to enhance healthcare delivery through advanced imaging and health informatics in the meeting between Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, Minister of Health and Mr Teiichi Goto, President and Chief Executive Officer of FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation.
(left) and Datuk Seri Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad, Minister of Health of Malaysia (right) after the discussion
at the Minister’s office.
The collaboration aims to support the Ministry’s “one individual, one record” initiative, enabling a seamless and patient-centred healthcare ecosystem.
Fujifilm will share knowledge and experience of digital transformation and provide its state-of-the-art imaging equipment which captures detailed and reliable medical images and data essential for accurate and timely diagnosis.
In addition, the company’s Synapse Enterprise Imaging IT portfolio offers to integrate and manage healthcare data securely across different facilities, facilitating a unified and accessible patient record.
Fujifilm was awarded the endoscopy leasing project by the Ministry of Health last year; the Ministry is further exploring an opportunity for endoscopy leasing as part of this collaboration.
Malaysia that will benefit the local healthcare front.
This includes incorporating AI technology to improve colorectal cancer detection during endoscopy procedures, reducing physician fatigue and enhancing diagnostic accuracy.
“We are honoured to collaborate with the Malaysian Ministry of Health on this transformative initiative,” said Mr. Goto.
By leveraging our advanced technologies, we are confident in our ability to contribute to a more efficient and effective healthcare system that benefits the rakyat of Malaysia.”
Teiichi Goto, President and Chief Executive Officer of FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (fourth from
left), Datuk Seri Dr. Dzulkefly bin Ahmad, Minister of Health of Malaysia (fifth from left), and Mr.
Haruto Iwata, Regional Managing Director, FUJIFILM Asia Pacific (sixth from right) together with
other representatives from Fujifilm and Ministry of Health of Malaysia after the discussion at the
Minister’s office.
This collaboration marks a significant step towards realizing Malaysia’s vision of a digital healthcare ecosystem, where every individual has a comprehensive and easily accessible health record.
Fujifilm is committed to working closely with the Ministry of Health to bring this vision to fruition.
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