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Medical Education Lab
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A lab that raises the quality of medical education and supports the teachers who deliver it.
AboutAbout the lab
Medical education is always expected to renew itself.
Medical Education works to improve the quality of medical education and the educational environment at the Chiba University School of Medicine and its University Hospital.
It operates as the Medical Education Research Lab, a collaboration of Medical Education in the Graduate School of Medicine, the Center for General Medical Education and Training at the University Hospital, and the Clinical Skills Center.
Its role is to support the faculty members who carry out education. From the standpoint of education specialists, it aims to help them with how to teach, assess, and run education.
The lab believes that as long as medicine and healthcare advance every day, and patient needs and the society that supports healthcare keep changing, medical education must also keep renewing itself.
Key terms
- EBM
- Evidence-based medicine. An approach in which treatment decisions are based on evidence confirmed by research.
NewsLab news
A Project Professor received the Research Encouragement Award (Outstanding English Paper) from the Japan Society for Quality and Safety in Healthcare
A Project Assistant Professor received the Excellent Presentation Award at the Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Medical Education
A Project Professor received the Japan Medical Education Award (Kakeda Award)
A School of Medicine student received a Student Award at the Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Medical Education
A student in the Biomedical Engineering Course of the Faculty of Engineering received a Student Award at the Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Medical Education
ResearchResearch themes
The lab conducts research aimed at advancing medical education. Its research page lists studies such as evaluating learning gained through study abroad by all students in health-related undergraduate and graduate programs, and developing educational programs to train healthcare professionals who can practice EBM.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of the Medical Education Research Lab consist of faculty of Medical Education and Community Medical Education in the Graduate School of Medicine, faculty of the Center for General Medical Education and Training at the University Hospital, collaborating researchers, and administrative assistants.As of 2026
- ProfessorShoichi Ito
- LecturerHajime Kasai
- Project ProfessorIkuo Shimizu
- Project ProfessorKiyoshi Shikino
- Project LecturerNobuyuki Araki
- Project Assistant ProfessorNaoto Ozaki
- Project Assistant ProfessorZaiya Takahashi
- Project LecturerSachie Yoshida
- LecturerTomoko Tsukamoto
- Project Assistant ProfessorNusrat Fatema
- Assistant ProfessorHiroshi Tajima
- Project Assistant ProfessorYasuhiko Kimura
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