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Global Forum of Crisis
Management and Crisis Communication for Health Care
--- Lesson From the Past
Episodes of Patient Safety,
Infectious Disease and Disaster
Around the world ---
2010
November 1-2,
The University of Tokyo, Hongo
Medical Campus
International Science Board
Ryoji
Sakai (Chair & President, Union
of Risk Management for Preventive Medicine, Tokyo, Japan
)
Pat Caplan
(Emeritus Prof. University of London, UK)
Ranger.Lofstedt (Prof. King's College London,
King's Center for Risk Management, UK)
James.E. Banta (Prof. George Washington University, Global Health, USA)
Paul Slovic
(Emeritus Prof. University of Oregon, President of Decision Research, USA)
Walter C Willette (Prof. Harvard University, Boston, USA)
Bruno
Gottstein@(Prof. Zurich Medical University, Switzerland )
Kjell Anderson (President, Karita Research, Sweden)
Bjorm Malbert (Prof. Chalmers University
of Technology, Sweden)
M. Ste-MARIE (Prof. Quebec Risk
Management Committee, McGill
University, Montreal, Canada)
Nathalie
de Marcellis-Warin (Prof. École
Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada)
Jean L. Virelizier (Prof.
Institut Pasteur, Viral Immunology, Paris, France)
Michael Oborne (Executive Director, OECD, Paris, France )
V.
K. Ilyin
(Prof. Russian Academy of Science,
Moscow, Russia )
Son Arck Wongkhomthong (President, Bangkok Hospital.
Former Prof.,
Mahidol
University, Thailand)
Rusli Bin
Nordin (Prof. Monash University, Malaysia)
Takahiro
Kuichi (Prof. The University of Tokyo, Health Communication, Japan)
Kazuhiko. Maekawa (Emeritus Prof., The University of Tokyo,
Acute Medicine, Japan)
Kouji. Matsushima (Prof. The University of Tokyo, Molecular Preventive Medicine,
Japan)
Kimiro Meguro (Prof. The University of Tokyo, Urban Safety, Japan)
Hiroshi Yasuhara (Prof. The University of Tokyo Hospital,
Surgery Operation Room, Japan)
Kenichi
Yoshida (Prof. The University of Tokyo,
Forensic Medicine, Japan)
,and
others.
Program
Dated by October 17, 2010
Room A: Tetsumon Auditorium, Experimental Research Building,
Faculty of Medicine, 14th F,
The University
of Tokyo (UT) .
Room B:
The 1st Seminar room, Experimental
Research Building, Faculty of
Medicine, 2nd F, UT.
Room C:
The 2nd Seminar Room, Experimental Research Building, Faculty of
Medicine, 2nd F, UT.
General coordinator Mr. Kunihiko
Nakano (Univ. Tokyo)
Floor manager (1st day) : Ms Sin Ki (Univ. Tokyo), Ms Sakai Kasamatsu (Ochanomizu Womenfs University)
Floor manager (2nd day) : Ms Sin Ki
(Univ. Tokyo), Ms Yuka Kamibeppu
Translators by Simul
International Co.
November 1 (Mon), 2010
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Crisis Management and Communication Toward Patient Safety ---
am 9:50 Opening Remark Room A
am10:00 – pm16:50 Special Lecture and Symposium Room A
am10:00 - am11:00 (Chair) Masayuki Fujita, Prof.
Forensic Medicine, Keio
University, Tokyo, Japan.
(Keynote Address I) Room A
Administrative Systems Required for Medical Safety.
Kenichi Yoshida, MD
(Prof. The University of Tokyo, Graduate
School of Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Tokyo, Japan)
am11:00 - am11:40 (Chair) Masayuki Fujita, Prof.
Forensic Medicine, Keio
University, Tokyo, Japan.
(Special Lecture I) Room A
Legal
Issues of Crisis Communication in Medical Accident.
Takanori Abe, Lawyer
(Adjunct Prof. The
University of Osaka,
Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka,
Japan)
am12:00 – am12:50
(Chair) Somchai Chansawang (Bangkok Hospital Director)
(Educational Lecture) Room A
Patient
Safety Initiatives at Brigham and Womenfs Hospital
Richard
D. Zane, MD
(Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Brigham and Women's
Hospital,
Associate
Professor, Harvard
Medical School,
Boston, USA)
am12:50 - pm1:30 (Chair) Rusli Bin Nordin (Malaysia).
(Special Lecture II) Room A
Current
State and
Problems of Medical Communication at Clinical Sites.
Tomoko Araki, PhD
(Prof. The University of Kyushu,
Graduate School of Medicine, Medical Communication, Fukuoka, Japan)
pm1:30 – pm4:50 Symposium (I) Room A
eClinical Approach in a
Case of Medical Accidentf
(Chair)
Michael Siegrist (Switzerland), Toko Kikawa
(Japan), et al.
pm1:30 – pm2:10
The
Importance of Trust and Affect in Crisis Communication.
Michael Siegrist, PhD (Prof. Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology, Consumer Behavior,
Zurich, Switzerland)
pm2:10 – pm2:40 Current Status of Crisis
Communication in Japan.
Toko Kikkawa, PhD (Assoc. Prof. Keio
University, Crisis
& Risk Communication, Tokyo,
Japan)
pm2:40
– pm3:20 Health Risk Communication and Crisis
Communication.
Aine@McConnon
PhD (School of Public Health, Physiotherapy
and Population Science,
University
College Dublin, Ireland)
pm3:20 – pm3:40
How
healthcare organizations should handle medical errors
--How to gain the
trust of patients and bereaved family members--
Hiroyuki Nagai, Mr (Representative,
Citizens for Integrity in Medicine)
pm3:40 – pm4:00 Medical Practice-Related Death:
Dealing with Bereaved Family During the Autopsy.
Takako Tsujimura, Kenichi Yoshida
(The
University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Tokyo,
Japan).
pm4:00 – pm4:30
Crisis
Management and Effort for Crisis Communication by Department of
Medical
Safety Management (IRYOUANZENKANRISITSU).
Fumitaka Nagamura, MD (Assoc. Prof. The University of Tokyo, The Institute of Medical
Science.
Director, Division of Clinical Trial Safety Management, Tokyo, Japan)
pm 4:30 –
pm4:50
Discussion
pm5:00 – pm5:40 (Guest
Lecture) Room A
Health
Literacy: A Key to Improving
Communication in Health Care.
Hirono
Ishikawa PhD 1) and takahiro Kiuchi MD 2)
1) Assoc. Prof. The University of Tokyo, Graduate
School of Medicine, Health Communication, Tokyo, Japan
2) Prof. & Head The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Medicine, Health
Communication, Tokyo, Japan
Prof. The University of Tokyo,
Graduate School of Medicine, Health Communication, Tokyo, Japan
am12:00 – am 12:40 Poster Presentation Room A, lobby
Development
of an Analysis Method to the Incident Report from the Kyoto University
Hospital Using
TRENDREADER
Yoshimasa
NAGAO1*CYurie
TAKEDA2 , Shosuke SATO2 and
Haruo HAYASHI3
1
Patient Safety Division, Kyoto
University Hospital,
Kyoto, Japan
2 Graduate School of Informatics
Kyoto University,
Kyoto, Japan
3 Disaster
Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto
University, Kyoto, Japan
Effects of Type of Operation and Glove User
on Microbial Contamination Inside Surgical Gloves in Orthopedic Surgery.
Katsuhiro
Yorioka, Shigeharu Oie, Mitsuhiro Kimura (Shunan Municipal Shinnanyo Citizen
Hospital, Shunan, Japan)
Nurse Leadersf Roles in
International Relief TeamFThe Crisis Management Experience in
Haiti.
Atsuko Aurues, Hiroki Fukahori, Noriko Yamamoto-Mitani (Dept.
System Management in Nursing,
Graduate School of Health
Care Sciences, Tokyo
Medical and Dental
University, Tokyo, Japan)
The Perception of Crisis Occurred due to Weather
of University Students in Korea.
Jina, Oh, J.A.(1), Park, Jong-Kil .(2)
(1) Associate Prof., Department of Nursing, School of Medicine, Inje
University, Busan, South Korea
(2) Atmospheric Environment
& Information Research
Center, Gimhae, South Korea
Evening Banquet pm 6:30 – pm 8:30
@@@Skyrestraint Chinzansou (close to Tokyo Dome Baseball Stadium)
November 2 (Tue), 2010
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Crisis Management and Communication Toward
Infectious
Disease and Disaster ---
am9:00 – pm6:00 Special Lecture and Symposium Room A
am9:00
– am9:40
(Chair) Somchai Chansawang (Bangkok Hospital Director, Thailand)
(Special Lecture III) Room A
CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND
CRISIS COMMUNICATION
IN
AN ACUTE CARE
HOSPITAL
Richard
D. Zane, MD (Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Brigham and
Women's Hospital,
Associate
Professor, Harvard
Medical School,
Boston, USA)
am9:40 - am10:10
(Chair) Ryoji Sakai
(URMPM Chair, Japan)
(President
Lecture of 2012 URMPM World Congress) Room A
Risk
and Crisis Management for Nosocomial Infection
and Medical Accident
in Sapporo Medical University
Hospital.
Kazuaki Shimamoto
MD (President, Sapporo
Medical University,
Sapporo, Japan)
am10:10 - am12:10
Symposium
(II) Room A
eCrisis Management and Communication of
Infectious Diseasef
(Chair)
Somchai Chansawang (Bangkok
Hospital Directorm Thailand)
Michael Siegrist (Prof. ETHZ, Switzerland)
.
Aine@McConnon (University College Dublin,
Ireland)
@@@ am10:10 - am10:50 Crisis Management and Communication
for Influenza A (H1N1) Outbreak
and Tsunami in Bangkok Hospital.
Somchai
Chansawang, MD (Hospital Director, Bangkok Hospital, Thailand)
@ am10:50 - am11:20 New Influenza A (H1N1) and
Communication Gap
Masasi Yatabe (News commentator, Japan Broadcasting Corporation, Tokyo, Japan)
am11:20 -
am11:50
Looking back on the emergency medical response for an outbreak of
E. coli O157 infection in Sakai, 1996
Takeshi Shimazu,
MD (Prof. Osaka University Hospital, Traumatology
& Acute Critical Medicine, Osaka,
Japan)
am11:50 -
am12:10 Discussion
am12:00 – am12:50
(Chair) David Urbach (Senior Adviser, International Risk
Governance Council)
(Educational Lecture) Room A
Development
of Some IT Systems for Efficiency Disaster/Crisis Management
- IT Disaster Manual and IT Triage
System -
Kimiro
Meguro, PhD (Prof. The University of Tokyo, Urban Safety, Tokyo, Japan)
pm1:00 –
pm2:00
(Chair)
Somchai Chansawang (Bangkok Hospital Director)
(Keynote Address II)
Room A
Antibiotic-Resistance Bacteria and Infection Control.
Satoshi Ichiyama MD (Vice-Director & Prof. Kyoto
Univ. Hospital,
Infection Control Team, Kyoto,
Japan)
pm2:00 - pm2:30 (Chair) David Urbach
(Senior Adviser, International Risk Governance Council, Switzerland)
@(Special Lecture V)
Room A
A SYSTEMIC APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT
OF RISK
Yoshie Nakatani,
(Head, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
(OECD) Tokyo
Centre, Tokyo, Japan)
pm2:30 – pm3:10
(Chair) Michael Siegrist (Prof.
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland)
(Special Lecture IV)
Room A
IRGC Concepts and Illustrative Aapplications in Preventive Medicine
David Urbach, PhD (Senior Adviser, International Risk
Governance Council, Geneva,
Switzerland)
pm3:15 – pm5:00
Symposium (III) Room A
eThe
Present Condition and the Problems in the Hospital Infection Controlf
(Chair) Somchai Chansawang (Bangkok Hospital Director, Thailand)
Satoshi Iwata (Prof. Keio Univ. Hospital, Tokyo, Japan)
Misaka Shinmura (Kikuna Memorial
Hospital. Chief of
Patient Safety, Tokyo, Japan)
pm3:15 – pm3:45 Systematic correspondence for
hospital infection control
Satoshi Iwata MD (Prof.
Keio Univ. Hospital,
Infection Control. Tokyo, Japan)
pm3:45 – pm4:15
Role
of infection control doctors in hospital settings
Satoshi Hori MD
(Assoc. Prof. Juntendo
Univ. Hospital. Infection
Control. Tokyo, Japan)
pm4:15 – pm4:45
Lesson from past episodes of nosocomial infection control as an infection control
nurse
Naomi Numa (National Cntr.
Gloval Hlth &
Medicine, Infection Contr. Nurse, Tokyo, Japan)
pm4:45 – pm5:00
Discussion
Pm5:00 – pm5:50
(Chair)@ Richard
D. Zane@(Assoc.
Prof. Harvard Univ. USA)
(Special
Lecture VI) Room A
The dispatch of the disaster medical
care from Hokkaido
Yasufumi Asai MD (Prof. Emergency Medicine, Sapporo Medical University,
Sapporo, Japan.
Director of Support Committee of Japan Disaster Relief Medical
Team, JICA, Tokyo, Japan)
pm3:30 – pm5:30 Symposium Room B
pm3:30 – pm5:30 Symposium
(IV) Room B
eCrisis Management and Communication of Health Care for Disasterf
(Chair) Rusli Bin Nordin (Prof. Monosh
Univ. Malaysia).
pm3:30 – pm4:10 Crisis Management and Crisis
Communication in Industrial Disasters.
Rusli Bin Nordin, MD (Prof. Monash
University, President of Asia Pacific Society of Risk Management for
Preventive Medicine,
Malaysia)
pm4:10 – pm4:40 Emergency Medicine in Sarin Weapon Attack
in Tokyo
Metro.
Shinnisi Ishimatsu MD
(Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, St. Lukefs International Hospital,
Tokyo, Japan)
@@ pm4:40 –
pm5:10 School Crisis Intervention in Japan.
Naoyasu Motomura MD (Prof. Osaka Medical
College, Osaka, Japan)
pm5:10 –
pm5:30 Discussion
pm3:10 – pm5:00 Oral presentation Room C
(Chair) David Urbach
(Senior Adviser, International Risk Governance Council, Switzerland).
Hiroshi Matsumoto (Prof. Forensic Medicine, Sapporo Medical University, Japan)
pm3:10–
pm 3:25 Crisis Management Systems for
eDistribution of Medicinesf.
Satoko Katsuragi (Hyogo University
of Health Sciences, Hyogo,
Japan).
pm3:25 – pm 3:40 Analysis of the effect of oral
suction on aerosol reduction
Nobuo
Motegi, Yumiko Ikegami
Tokyo Metropolitan Cancer and Infectious diseases Center
Komagome
Hospital, Tokyo, Japan
pm3:40– pm 3:55 Malaria Outbreak Among The Illegal Foreign
Workers in Felda Rubber Plantations
and The Use of Anti Malaria Chemoprophylaxis in Jempol
District, N Sembilan, Malaysia
Omar B. Mihat (1), Mohamad Iqbal Mazeli, Zailiza Suli (3)
(1)
Assistant State Director of N. Sembilan, (2) District Health Office of Jempol
(3)
Principal State Assistant Director of
Vector-Born Diseases, Malaysia
pm3:55 – pm 4:10 Community Cardiovascular Intervation Project for Borderline Group
at Kg Kuala Sawah,
Seremban, Negeri,
Sembilan.
Omar B. Mihat (1), Mariam AM (2),
Nara
S (2)
(1)
Assistant State Director of N. Sembilan, (2) Family Health Phycian,
Malaysia
pm4:10– pm 4:25 Risk
Management for Harmful Use of Alcohol.
Hiroshi
Matsumoto (Dept. Forensic
Medicine, Sapporo
Medical University,
Sapporo, Japan)
pm4:25 – pm4:40 Risk of Violent Deaths in Transkei
Region of South Africa.
Banwaril
L. Meel
(Dept. Forensic Medicine, Walter
Sisulu University, South Africa)
.
pm4:40 – pm 5:00 Preventing Disasters?
Vlasta Molak
(GAIA Foundation Inc., Ohio,
USA)
am12:00 – pm 1:00 Poster Presentation
Room A, lobby, Same presentations as those in November 1
Development
of an Analysis Method to the Incident Report from the Kyoto University
Hospital Using
TRENDREADER
Yoshimasa
NAGAO1*CYurie
TAKEDA2 , Shosuke SATO2 and
Haruo HAYASHI3
1 Patient Safety Division, Kyoto University Hospital,
Kyoto, Japan
2 Graduate School of Informatics Kyoto
University, Kyoto, Japan
3 Disaster Prevention Research
Institute, Kyoto
University, Kyoto, Japan
Effects of Type of Operation and Glove
User on Microbial Contamination Inside Surgical Gloves in Orthopedic
Surgery.
Katsuhiro
Yorioka, Shigeharu Oie, Mitsuhiro Kimura (Shunan Municipal Shinnanyo Citizen
Hospital, Shunan, Japan)
Nurse Leadersf Roles in
International Relief TeamFThe Crisis Management Experience in
Haiti.
Atsuko Aurues, Hiroki Fukahori, Noriko Yamamoto-Mitani (Dept.
System Management in Nursing,
Graduate School of Health
Care Sciences, Tokyo
Medical and Dental
University, Tokyo, Japan)
The Perception of Crisis Occurred due to Weather
of University Students in Korea.
Jina, Oh, J.A.(1), Park, Jong-Kil .(2)
(1) Associate Prof., Department of Nursing, School of Medicine, Inje
University, Busan, South Korea
(2) Atmospheric Environment
& Information Research
Center, Gimhae, South Korea
pm 6:00 Closing Remark Room A
c) URMPM 2010
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