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The Matsumoto Memorial Foundation aims to develop medical professionals, and one way to resolve the various barriers that stand in the way of medical care is to share information. It is necessary to share as much information as possible and select only the information that is necessary. Furthermore, it is not enough to just share information; it is also essential for the people involved to communicate with each other, that is, to form bonds. By forming bonds, a place is created where people can improve themselves through friendly competition, which eventually becomes a circle and spreads widely. With this in mind, we launched the magazine Kizuna.
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Subsidy program for nurses to present at international conferences
Positive health in everyday life: A new form of resilient health from the Netherlands
Akane Chabot / Author
Is it true that if you have an illness somewhere, you are not healthy? Shouldn't the standard of health be up to the individual? We will introduce examples of positive health in practice from the Netherlands, which is being implemented in various fields from the national to local levels, with the keyword being "individual-led"!
Local Independent Administrative Institution for Public Hospitals Establishment and Operation Manual Q&A
Yoshiro Uetsuka / Supevisor
In September 2019, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare compiled an analysis of 424 public hospitals nationwide, stating that "reorganization and integration are particularly necessary for discussion," and published the names of the hospitals. When considering responses to emerging infectious diseases such as COVID-19, it is true that public hospitals are easier to secure hospital beds and mobilize doctors and nurses at the command of local governments than private hospitals. However, this alone does not mean that the best course of action is to continue operating the hospitals as they are. Reform is "immediate!" As the editor, I am confident that this book will be useful to readers. I hope you will read it to the end (from "Words from the Editor")
Reiwa: A new era of international contribution and solidarity for medical tourism
Chusei Mizumaki / Author
This book explores the new possibilities of "medical tourism" for the treatment and examination of foreign patients, in line with international medical exchange and the development of advanced medicine. It considers the future of medical tourism from various perspectives, and offers an overview of the trend not only in Japan but also around the world, where an increase in inbound foreign visitors is required to respond to this trend.
Please pay close attention to Chapter 2 of Part 1, "Medical tourism changing with social change" by Matsumoto Kenichi, and Chapter 9, "Medical tourism in the Middle Eastern hub of Dubai" by Hasegawa Fujiko.
Managers should have a sense of fun - The humanities of Kenichi Matsumoto, the flying monster bird
Takeshi Murakami / Author
Kenichi Matsumoto, chairman of Sakura Global Holdings, a medical equipment manufacturer with a history of about 400 years, has used his sensibility and read the trends of the times to promote internationalization and grow the company into a blue-chip one. The foundation of his management is the "human studies" that has been passed down from generation to generation. This book summarizes Matsumoto's management philosophy and is aimed at a wide range of generations, from company executives to young businessmen.
Positive health from the Netherlands: paving the way for the future of comprehensive community care
Akane Chabot / Author
The arrival of an aging society is not limited to Japan. What percentage of elderly people are able to maintain a healthy body? If there are many elderly people with chronic diseases, does that mean they are unhealthy and should try desperately to cure them? Thanks to advanced medical care and health insurance, Japan can be said to be fortunate in that the elderly can enjoy these benefits. The concept of "positive health" originating from the Netherlands is spreading not only to medical care but also to other fields. You can think carefully about who health is for and what it is for, and the type of community care that a supportive society should seek.
Subsidy program for nurses to present at international conferences
English-language book for pharmacy pharmacists
Ruth Fallon/Fujiko Hasegawa (co-author)
Ruth Fallon、 Fujiko Hasegawa / Co-author
As the coronavirus pandemic is finally coming to an end, the number of tourists from overseas is gradually increasing. Foreigners are also coming to pharmacies to buy medicine, and the number of cases where pharmacy pharmacists sell over-the-counter drugs (OTC drugs) to foreign patients is increasing. Therefore, assuming a situation where a pharmacy pharmacist sells over-the-counter drugs (OTC drugs) to a foreign patient, we have compiled 30 basic phrases that are useful to know. If you learn one phrase a day, you can master it in one month. In addition to the basic phrases, there is also a practice corner where you can replace them with other words, and a corner with tips from Dr. Fallon, who is the advisor for this book.
Price: 300 yen
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