Hitachi City Embraces Digital Innovation: Launching “Myna Kyukyu” to Enhance Emergency Medical Services
Hitachi City is proud to announce its participation in an innovative demonstration project aimed at leveraging the My Number Card for enhanced emergency medical operations. The initiative, officially titled “Myna Kyukyu,” signifies a significant step forward in modernizing and streamlining emergency response within the city.
This forward-thinking project, scheduled to commence on September 9, 2025, at 6:00 AM, will explore the practical applications of the My Number Card – Japan’s national identification system – in critical emergency situations. The primary objective is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of medical services provided during emergencies, ensuring that residents receive the best possible care when they need it most.
The “Myna Kyukyu” project will focus on exploring how the My Number Card can be utilized to:
- Expedite Patient Identification and Information Gathering: By securely accessing essential patient information through the My Number Card, emergency medical personnel can potentially reduce the time spent on manual data collection at the scene. This could include crucial details such as medical history, allergies, and current medications, allowing for faster and more informed treatment decisions.
- Improve Information Sharing: The project aims to facilitate seamless and secure information exchange between emergency responders and medical institutions. This improved communication can lead to a more coordinated and efficient transfer of care, ensuring that receiving hospitals are well-prepared to treat incoming patients.
- Enhance the Accuracy of Medical Records: Utilizing a verified digital identity like the My Number Card can contribute to greater accuracy in patient records, reducing the risk of errors and ensuring that medical professionals have access to the most up-to-date and reliable information.
- Streamline Administrative Processes: Beyond direct patient care, the project may also explore how the My Number Card can simplify and expedite related administrative procedures, freeing up valuable time and resources for medical staff.
Hitachi City’s commitment to embracing technological advancements for the betterment of its citizens is clearly demonstrated through its participation in “Myna Kyukyu.” This initiative reflects a dedication to providing a more responsive, efficient, and technologically advanced emergency medical system for all residents.
Further details regarding the specific implementation and operational aspects of the “Myna Kyukyu” project will be shared as they become available. Hitachi City looks forward to contributing to the success of this vital demonstration project and to realizing the full potential of digital innovation in strengthening its emergency response capabilities.
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