Enishia (エニシア)

Kyoto, Japan

The core of Enisia's services is its proprietary language processing technology "SATOMI (Summarization And Translation Of Medical Information)," which analyzes and organizes medical texts that are difficult to analyze by machine. The main reason doctors work overtime is not for their main duties such as medical treatment, medical research, or human resource development, but for clerical work such as document preparation and data organization. Currently, doctors manually prepare data from medical records so that it can be used for document preparation and data organization, which takes a huge amount of time and effort. In Japan, approximately 8 million medical records are created every day, making it a treasure trove of medical information. However, because medical records are written in natural language, which makes them difficult to process automatically or analyze mechanically, they are often discarded after their storage period expires without being utilized.