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Ryu Matsuo, Professor
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The Medical Economics lab is part of the Advanced Public Health Division of the Center for Cohort Study, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University. Using data on stroke care and the health, medical, and long-term care data held by local governments, the lab conducts research from the perspectives of healthcare quality and medical economics. Using data such as the NDB, the lab makes healthcare visible and aims to return benefits through healthcare policy. The center's website states that it has carried out large-scale cohort studies for more than half a century.
Masayuki Ochiai, Associate Professor
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The Environmental Epidemiology lab conducts clinical research on neonates with complications, such as preterm and low-birth-weight infants. Using a multicenter clinical research system that prospectively follows the treatment course of neonates admitted to the NICU, the lab aims to contribute to the advancement of evidence-based perinatal care. The lab works on research into complications related to oxidative injury in preterm infants, and has also studied thrombophilia related to complications in very low birth weight infants. The lab is part of the Advanced Public Health Division of the Center for Cohort Study at the Faculty of Medical Sciences.
Eishi Baba, Professor
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The International Division of the Comprehensive Cohort Center is home to Prof. Baba. Prof. Baba mainly conducts clinical research that evaluates diagnosis and treatment in groups of patients with malignant tumors and similar conditions. The lab also searches for biomarkers related to diagnosis and treatment, using clinical specimens from healthy people and patients. Based on the information obtained from specimen analysis, the lab carries out molecular biology and immunology analyses, looking for seeds of translational research.
Takahiro Maeda, Professor
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The Division of Precision Medicine studies precision medicine, which uses objective data such as genomic information and test results to find the most suitable treatments and preventive measures for each patient. Its scope spans all of medicine, but the lab is starting by building the foundations for clinical practice, education, and research in "cancer precision medicine." The lab pursues three themes: elucidating the diversity of cancer and developing new treatments to overcome it; establishing cancer prevention methods based on individual genomic information; and building a clinical system in which new cancer drugs can be used. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Division of Precision Medicine."
Nobuko Hashiguchi, Professor
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The Nursing Foundations and Management Unit belongs to the Integrated Fundamental Nursing field at Kyushu University and engages in education and research in fundamental nursing. The Integrated Fundamental Nursing field consists of fundamental nursing and clinical nursing units, and teaches nursing skills, nursing ethics, nursing education, nursing management, and more. The faculty members pursue research according to their own interests, including venipuncture technique, heat stress when wearing protective clothing, lower-limb swelling, and views on life and death. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Fundamental Nursing Unit."
Kenichi Goto, Professor
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The Clinical Nursing Care Lab is a group of faculty members in the Integrated Fundamental Nursing field of the Department of Health Sciences, School of Medicine, Kyushu University, who teach adult nursing and psychiatric nursing. The Integrated Fundamental Nursing field teaches nursing skills, nursing ethics, nursing education, nursing management, and nursing support suited to the health status of adults. Faculty research themes vary widely, including oral care for patients undergoing surgery, support for treatment decision-making in patients with kidney disease, and studies of lifestyle-related diseases using health and medical data. On the lab's website, the lab is introduced under the name “Clinical Nursing Science Unit.”
Seiichi Morokuma, Professor
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The Maternal-Child and Family Health Support Lab is a group of faculty members in the Wide-Area Lifespan Nursing field who work in maternal nursing, midwifery, and pediatric nursing. Its education and research cover sexual and reproductive health across women's lives, the health of mothers and families from pregnancy through the postpartum period, and nursing for children and families in a variety of circumstances. The field also provides education for the public health nurse course at the undergraduate level and the midwifery course in the master's program, training public health nurses and midwives. The lab's website covers the whole field and is shared with the public health nursing, home care nursing, and gerontological nursing labs.
Sawa Teraoka, Professor
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The Community Health Support Lab conducts education and research in public health nursing, home care nursing, and gerontological nursing. The lab conducts education and research on nursing that enables people receiving care in their living environments, their families, and community residents to live vibrantly in their own way. In gerontological nursing, the lab studies methods of seamless nursing and support so that older adults living in various settings, not only in medical institutions, can continue to live in the way they choose in familiar communities even when they need long-term care. On the lab's website, the lab is presented together with the maternal nursing, midwifery, and pediatric nursing lab as the Wide-Area Lifespan Nursing field.
Hidetaka Arimura, Professor
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The Arimura Lab studies diagnosis and treatment systems that use artificial intelligence. Its keywords include medical AI, radiomics, medical image analysis, machine learning, and medical physics. The lab's website lists papers that analyze CT, MR, and pathology images to build prediction models related to the diagnosis of cancer and other diseases and to radiation therapy. International students are also enrolled.
Toshioh Fujibuchi, Professor
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The lab studies radiation protection in medicine and the development of devices for brachytherapy, among other topics. Its introductory website is that of the Division of Medical Quantum Science, Department of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University. Based on medical physics and radiological technology science, this division conducts research on topics such as medical image analysis, diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, and radiation protection and measurement. For graduate student admission, applicants must consult a faculty member in advance before applying.
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