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Health Crisis Management Response Capacity Development Lab
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The lab works to strengthen the "crisis response capacity" needed at the scenes of disasters and infectious disease outbreaks.

AboutAbout the lab
Learning from the experience of those before us to prepare for the next crisis.
The lab conducts research and develops training programs to strengthen the "crisis response capacity" required in government, healthcare, long-term care, and other settings during health crises such as disasters and infectious disease outbreaks.
At the scene of a health crisis, quick decisions and actions are required even when resources, information, and time are lacking.
Learning from the experience and knowledge of those who came before, the lab organizes the "practical knowledge" that people on the front lines need into usable forms, building an academic foundation for preparing for the next crisis.
Key terms
- Triage
- Deciding the order of treatment priority according to urgency when there are many injured or sick people
- All-hazards approach
- A method of preparing for and responding to crises using a common framework, regardless of the type of crisis, such as disasters or infectious diseases
- Health crisis
- A situation in which the health of many people is threatened, such as an infectious disease outbreak or a disaster
ResearchResearch themes
The lab collects and organizes records of past events, government documents, and reports, and also interviews practitioners from the time, in order to identify the factors that shape decisions and the points where responders tend to stumble.
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- ProfessorManabu Hasegawa
- Project Assistant ProfessorNoriaki Matsumoto
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The top and research theme images are illustrative and were not taken at the lab. They are cropped from Wikimedia Commons images. Cropped CC BY-SA images are provided under the same CC BY-SA license as the original (version shown on each line).
- Top image: “USNH Yokosuka and JSDF Hospital Yokosuka Hold Joint Disaster Response Drill (8936107)” U.S. Navy photo by Daniel Taylor / Public domain (cropped)
- Practical knowledge and training for crisis response: “Triage tags (Tokyo Fire Department)” Genppy / Public domain (cropped)
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