EVIS Launches AI-Powered Search Platform for Korean Medical Professionals

A new artificial intelligence (AI) knowledge search platform, EVIS, has officially launched in Korea, offering a specialized resource for domestic medical license holders. Developed by EVIS (Ebisu), the platform aims to enhance the accuracy and reliability of medical information by providing immediate access to the sources of evidence and original text for all answers.

Key Features of EVIS

EVIS distinguishes itself through its focus on the specific needs of the Korean medical field. It systematically incorporates and provides frequently updated information from the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (HIRA), including nursing care benefit notices, pharmaceutical notices and automobile insurance notices.^[1]

The platform is designed to improve administrative efficiency by analyzing and delivering information related to nursing care benefits and pharmaceutical notice details, which are crucial for treatment and prescription processes. EVIS prioritizes Korean medical conditions by initially referencing domestic medical guidelines. ^[1]

Ensuring Data Reliability

EVIS strengthens the refining process to increase data reliability by excluding papers lacking academic verification and organizing learning data based on tens of thousands of core journals recognized as credible in clinical settings. ^[1] The system continuously updates with the latest medical papers, allowing medical staff to access current knowledge and global trends without extensive manual searches.^[1]

Transparency and Accessibility of Evidence

EVIS provides clear evidence matching each sentence of the answer. Users can click on annotations or evidence links to immediately access the specific location (page, etc.) of the original text from the paper or notice that supports the information. ^[1] The platform also includes a function to download original text files for research or evidence purposes.^[1]

Security and Professionalism

To maintain the professionalism and security of medical information, EVIS operates as a closed system accessible only to users with verified domestic medical licenses. This ensures that sophisticated data remains within the expert community and is used appropriately.^[1]

Future Outlook

According to CEO Geon-il Noh, EVIS aims to become a trustworthy search platform for doctors by connecting HIRA notices and the latest medical data in real-time. ^[1] The company hopes to provide an advanced medical knowledge search service through its website.^[1]

^[1] Korea Daily