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Clinical Medical Management Department
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A department that supports patient safety at the hospital on three levels.

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A department that supports the delivery of good medical care.
The Clinical Medical Management Department supports University of Tsukuba Hospital in providing good medical care.
The department views hospital risk management on three levels (individual, organization, and hospital), and is involved in all three to make sure the measures at each level connect well and are carried out reliably.
Besides educational activities on how team-based care should work, how to write medical records, and communication techniques, the department also works on finding error-prone procedures and planning measures to prevent errors.
On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name 'Medical Safety Management Department.'
Key terms
- Risk management
- Management to prevent medical accidents. At the University of Tsukuba Hospital, it is carried out on three levels: individual, organization, and hospital.
- Incident
- A close call in clinical practice, an event that gave someone a scare. Staff share these with one another and consider causes and countermeasures.
- Occurrence
- An event that actually happened in clinical practice. The committee reviews every case.
ResearchResearch themes
The department supports hospital staff so that each person can make full use of their abilities and work together to provide good medical care. At the hospital level, the Risk Management Committee analyzes the main incident cases and all occurrences every month and sets safety measures, and the Medical Safety Management Department supports all three levels: individual, organization, and hospital.
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The members of the Clinical Medical Management Department consist of the department head and deputy head, general risk managers (GRMs), department members, and staff of the Quality and Safety Management Division.As of 2026
- Project ProfessorTetsuro Wada
- Associate ProfessorYoshimasa Akashi
- LecturerSatoshi Fukuzawa
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