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Medical Pharmacy Lab (Medical and Public Health Pharmaceutical Sciences)
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The lab resolves questions and problems from clinical practice from a pharmaceutical perspective.
AboutAbout the lab
Solving challenges in clinical practice from a pharmaceutical perspective.
The Medical Pharmacy Lab mainly conducts research to resolve questions and problems found in clinical practice from a pharmaceutical perspective.
In collaboration with hospitals and pharmacies, the lab conducts clinical studies targeting both specific groups and large populations.
By providing scientific evidence, the lab promotes the appropriate use of medicines and works on research that contributes to the safety and reassurance of medical care.
Aiming for world-class clinical pharmacy, the lab seeks to establish clinical pharmacy that supports better medical care.
Key terms
- TDM
- Abbreviation for Therapeutic Drug Monitoring. A method for optimizing drug therapy.
- Appropriate use of medicines
- Using medicines correctly and safely to suit each patient.
- Insurance pharmacy
- A pharmacy that dispenses medicines prescribed under health insurance.
NewsLab news
Lecturer Niki's review article published in Journal of Hospice and Palliative Care
A book on pain management in palliative care for cancer patients, co-authored by Lecturer Niki, has been published
Lecturer Niki received the Excellent Presentation Award at the 31st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Palliative Medicine
Assistant Professor Niki's review article accepted by the Journal of the Japanese Society of Palliative Pharmacy
ResearchResearch themes
The Medical Pharmacy Lab conducts clinical research to resolve questions and problems found in clinical practice, working in collaboration with hospitals and pharmacies. Research themes include epidemiological studies on the appropriate use of medicines, optimization of drug therapy through advanced TDM, development of next-generation treatments and care methods using the latest digital technologies, and building new community medicine and healthcare models centered on insurance pharmacies.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of the Medical Pharmacy Lab consist of faculty, doctoral students, and undergraduate students.As of 2026
- ProfessorKenji Ikeda
- Associate ProfessorMinako Oishi
- Project Associate ProfessorMasaya Takahashi
- LecturerKazuyuki Niki
- Assistant ProfessorAsuka Hatabu
- Project Assistant ProfessorKanoko Okuba
- Project ProfessorMikiko Ueda
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