Curriculum, 2022-2023 |
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Healthcare Service Facilities and Professionals (1) |
Healthcare Service Facilities and Professionals (2) |
Administrative Regulations for Health |
Biostatistics |
Epidemiology |
Community Health and International Health |
Occupational and Environmental Health |
Health Insurance and Economics |
Medical Law |
Pharmacy Management |
Hospital Administration |
Seminar I - Essentials of writing health research papers |
Seminar II ‐ Data management and analysis |
Seminar III - Journal Club Healthcare system around the world |
Seminar IV - Miscellaneous |
Seminar V - Miscellaneous |
Colloquium I |
Colloquium II |
Outline of Clinical Medicine |
Master Thesis |
Field Trips/Site Visits |
Japanese I |
Course objectives:
Describe education, licensing, and services of each professional in Japan.
Explain services provided by healthcare facilities.
Compare the level of health services among Asian countries.
Time table:
1 Overview on facilities and professionals in Japan
2 Medical doctor in Japan
3 Pharmacy/pharmacist in Japan
4 Childbirth in Japan
5 Nurse, midwife, and public health nurse in Japan
6 Immunization program for children
7 Immunization program for children
8 Dental clinic and dentist in Japan
9 Medical technologist and Radiological technologist
10 Long term care in Japan
11 Long term care workers and welfare workers
12 Public assistance
13 Students' presentation: Medical professionals in Asia
14 Students' presentation: Medical professionals in Asia
15 Examination
Course objectives:
Understand the framework
of Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in Japan.
Describe the roles of local authorities on health in Japan.
Describe the fundamental inspection system on health services in Japan.
Describe the details of food safety, drug approval process, environment sanitation in
Japan.
Time table:
1 Political structure of Japan
2 Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW)
3 Authorities, institutions and councils affiliated with MHLW
4 Quarantine
5 Local authorities on health
6 Public health center (hokenjo)
7 Inspection of health facilities
8 Drug approval/regulations in Japan
9 Examination
Course objectives:
Understand the components of hospital and practice of each component.
Describe the risk management activity.
Describe the infection controls in hospitals and community in Japan.
Describe how medical facilities charge the fees to insurance organization in Japan.
Time table:
1 Overview of the course
2 How to charge fees to health insurance
3 Price of drugs under health insurance
4 Financial management in hospital
5 Cost accounting and strategic management in hospital
6 Risk management
7 Government control
8 Strategies of private clinics
9 Examination
Health professionals education for a new century
Fundamentals of medical education
What can we do to be healthy?
CKD and Renal Replacement Therapy in Japan
Strategy against new coronavirus infection in emergency department in Japan
Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation and Cellular Therapy Registry
Evaluation of vital signs at emergency department in Japan
Managements of infection and sepsis in the world
Infection control and Prevention
Hiroshima, 2days
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Museum
Radiation Effect Research Foundation (RERF)
MIYAJIMA Island (UNESCO World Heritage site)
Tokyo, 5days
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA)
National Graduate Institute For Policy Studies (GRIPS)
The National Diet of Japan
National Institute of Public Health (NIPH)
National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID)
National Diet Library
JICA Global Plaza
Takayama -Healthcare services in rural area-, 3days
KUMIAI KOSEI Hospital
Mobile Health Checkup in Shirakawa Village
Shirakawa Clinic
Shirakawa Village (UNESCO World Heritage site)
Takayama City Hall
Care Center for the Disabled
Long-term Care Facility
National Center for Geriatrics and Gerentology (NCGG)
Nagoya City Public Health Research Institute
Nagoya City, Meito Ward Health Center
Pharmacy in Nagoya University Hospital
KASAHARA Elementary School
Clinic for Home Visit Medical Care
Daini Red Cross Hospital
Nagoya University Hospital and Ronald McDonald House
Simulation Center, Nagoya University Hospital
EISAI Pharmaceutical Factory and Museum
MEDICEO, Wholesaler of medicine
MENICON, manufacturer of medical devices
SUGI community pharmacy
Aichi pref. Comprehensive Health Science Center (Aichi Health Plaza)
KISHOKAI Maternity Clinic
Aichi Children's Health and Medical Center (ACHEMEC)
Nabeya-Ueno Water Purification Plant
Aichi pref. Special Needs School
Tsushima City Hospital
Toyohashi Medical Center
Nagoya City Government Office -Disaster Control Center, Bureau of Health and Welfare-
Tokai Hokuriku Regional Bureau of Health and Welfare
KAIKOKAI Kyoritsu Clinic and Hospital
TOYOTA factory
Misugi Clinic, Tsu-city, Mie prefecture
JICA Inception Report Presentation Meeting -School Health-
Presentation at Academic Congress
Experiences of Japanese Culture and Tradition
etc.....