This article explains the background and motivation behind our medical data analysis initiative, and how the idea grew from real work and experience in the medical and long-term care fields.
My decision to work on medical data analysis comes from years of involvement in both healthcare and long-term care environments.
Before establishing my current work, I was involved in projects such as hospital operations data analysis, forecasting future healthcare demand based on demographic trends, and supporting the development of regional healthcare planning. Although large volumes of medical data—ranging from classification systems to financial information—exist, much of it has remained underutilized in practical decision-making.
Through these experiences, I came to recognize the need for a system that enables medical data to be used effectively. The gap between healthcare and long-term care remains wide, and data often does not connect in a meaningful way for frontline decisions or coordinated support.
The medical data analysis app currently under development is one attempt to address that challenge. The goal is not large-scale or complex analytics, but a practical tool that organizes data into a usable form—something that supports real decision-making in the field.
I believe that healthcare does not change through technology alone. What matters is whether technology exists in a form that can be used. With that belief, I will continue building small, practical, meaningful solutions—step by step.