
Provide one-stop full-process medical services for Mongolian patients and cross-border medical seekers
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As medical cooperation between China and Mongolia continues to deepen, the demand for Mongolian patients to come to China for medical treatment is growing day by day.
China News Service, Hohhot, November 13 (Reporter Li Aiping Aolan) The China-Mongolia cross-border medical service platform "Eruul" (Chinese name "Erule") was officially launched in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on the 13th. The platform is committed to providing convenient, transparent and professional one-stop full-process medical services to Mongolian patients and cross-border medical seekers.
The platform was jointly developed by Inner Mongolia Aoyun Health Service Co., Ltd., Inner Mongolia University, the National and Local Joint Engineering Research Center for Mongolian Intelligent Information Processing Technology, and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Key Laboratory of Multilingual Artificial Intelligence Technology.
Feilong, a professor at Inner Mongolia University, introduced that the China-Mongolia cross-border medical service platform "Eruul" is patient-centered and integrates core functions such as remote guidance, health science popularization, real-time translation, real-time exchange rates, cost inquiries, professional accompanying doctors, appointment registration, etc., as well as supporting promotion and sharing mechanisms.
"In terms of pre-diagnosis services, professional customer service is on duty online to provide remote guidance, assist in clarifying the direction of treatment according to the condition, and accurately match departments and experts; support online appointment registration; real-time translation supports voice dialogue and photo translation, breaking language barriers and achieving zero-distance communication between doctors and patients." Feilong said.
In recent years, as medical cooperation between China and Mongolia continues to deepen, the demand for Mongolian patients to come to China for medical treatment is growing. Aiming at problems such as language barriers, unfamiliar procedures, and opaque costs in cross-border medical treatment, this platform can effectively reduce the threshold and cost for Mongolian patients to seek medical treatment in China. (over)

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