Breast Cancer Community NABI Plans to Use SetFN Instead of online Cafe

Cafe posts and comments were numerous, but didn't become ours

We operate a breast cancer patient community called "My Breast Cancer Research Assistant, NABI."

Our community uploaded English medical records to help each other with translations.

Posts and comments accumulated a lot, but they became hard to find over time and difficult to organize at a glance.

How are patients similar to me doing? I was very curious, but finding patients similar to me wasn't easy.

Data trapped only within platforms like NAVER Cafe(in Korea) couldn't be separately stored as files or turned into assets.

There was virtually no support for features that analyzed and standardized posts or files uploaded by members.

We can turn all posts into 'files' and databases

Medical records uploaded as scans or images were processed through SetFN's skill folders to extract text as a starting point for translation.

And through board folders, form templates opened when writing posts.

We ensured complete entry of items like diagnosis stage, type, receptor status, initial diagnosis date, treatment line, and reference values, with input values stored together as document metadata.

Statistics emerged, and knowing who had what data allowed us to find patients similar to ourselves.

Conversations increased, and the community became more active.