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Community Medicine Education Lab
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A lab that supports community healthcare through education.
AboutAbout the lab
Contributing to community healthcare through education.
With the keyword "contributing to community healthcare through education," the Community Medicine Education Lab carries out activities such as education in community healthcare settings and clinical practice in areas with physician shortages.
The lab hopes to play a central role in linking the university with local communities and creating an environment in which healthcare professionals who work in a community are trained by that community.
The lab also actively pursues research on themes such as clinical research in community healthcare settings, revitalization of community healthcare, and clinical medical education, and intends to share its results nationwide.
Key terms
- Community healthcare
- Medical care that supports life in a community, covering not only the treatment of illness but also consideration of family and social circumstances, preventive activities, and collaboration among multiple professions
- Clinical medical education
- Education in medicine related to patient care. This lab values practical education learned in actual clinical settings
ResearchResearch themes
The lab works on research on themes such as clinical research in community healthcare settings, revitalization of community healthcare, and clinical medical education. It aims to contribute to improving community healthcare and to training the professionals who support it.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
- ProfessorHiroyuki Kobayashi
- ProfessorTetsuhiro Maeno
- ProfessorShoji Yokoya
- Associate ProfessorRyohei Goto
- Associate ProfessorHisashi Yoshimoto
- Project Associate ProfessorMasaharu Suzuki
- LecturerSachiko Ozone
- LecturerTakahiro Higashibata
- LecturerShoichi Masumoto
- Project LecturerNaoto Sakamoto
- Project LecturerSun Sun
- Assistant ProfessorNorishi Kimura
- Assistant ProfessorChie Nitta
- Assistant ProfessorSayaka Nin
- Assistant ProfessorEtaro Hashimoto
- Assistant ProfessorAki Yazawa
- Assistant ProfessorYu Yamamoto
- Assistant ProfessorYuri Ono
- Project Assistant ProfessorNatsuki Kajikawa
- Project Assistant ProfessorAkie Sakakura
- Project Assistant ProfessorTakuya Maejima
- Project Assistant ProfessorShuhei Hamada
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