40th Breakfast Meeting “General Practitioner: Current situation and future prospects in Japan”
date : 11/12/2012
On December 13th, 2012, the Health and Global Policy Institute will host its 40th Regular Breakfast Meeting. On this occasion we will welcome Professor Ryuki Kassai of the Department of Community and Family Medicine at Fukushima Medical University, to speak on the theme of “General Practitioner: Current situation and future prospects in Japan”.
Japan, as a country with a rapidly aging society, has seen growing attention being paid to family medicine as a means for solving the varying medical problems associated with aging and supporting the entire community.
To discuss the ways in which family medicine can address community medical needs, we are pleased to receive a talk from Dr. Kassai. Dr. Kassai is Japan’s doyen of family medicine, and will speak about the current situation of family medicine in Japan, together with case examples from overseas.
Following on from this, we then hope to deepen the discussion surrounding the future family medicine system and how new human resources for this area should be developed.
Anyone with an interest in family medicine or who is considering a future in this field, please do participate in this discussion.
■Theme
General Practitioner: Current situation and future prospects in Japan
■Speaker
Prof Ryuki Kassai, MD, PhD, MRCGP
Professor and Chair, Department of Community and Family Medicine, Fukushima Medical University, Japan
■Time and Date
December 13th, 2012 (Thursday) 8:00-9:00 （Doors open at 7:45)
■Venue
GARB Marunouchi （2-2-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo）
■Application Procedure
Please complete the online procedure on the Health and Global Policy Institute website by noon on Tuesday, December 11th, 2012. When the seats are fully booked, we may stop accepting applications.
■Fee
Supporting Members: Free
(About Supporting Members: https://www.hgpi.org/en/donation.html)
General and Registered Members: 2,000 Yen
(About Registered Members: https://www.hgpi.org/en/mail.html)
Students: 500 Yen (Please show your school identification card.)
Japan, as a country with a rapidly aging society, has seen growing attention being paid to family medicine as a means for solving the varying medical problems associated with aging and supporting the entire community.
To discuss the ways in which family medicine can address community medical needs, we are pleased to receive a talk from Dr. Kassai. Dr. Kassai is Japan’s doyen of family medicine, and will speak about the current situation of family medicine in Japan, together with case examples from overseas.
Following on from this, we then hope to deepen the discussion surrounding the future family medicine system and how new human resources for this area should be developed.
Anyone with an interest in family medicine or who is considering a future in this field, please do participate in this discussion.
■Theme
General Practitioner: Current situation and future prospects in Japan
■Speaker
Prof Ryuki Kassai, MD, PhD, MRCGP
Professor and Chair, Department of Community and Family Medicine, Fukushima Medical University, Japan
■Time and Date
December 13th, 2012 (Thursday) 8:00-9:00 （Doors open at 7:45)
■Venue
GARB Marunouchi （2-2-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo）
■Application Procedure
Please complete the online procedure on the Health and Global Policy Institute website by noon on Tuesday, December 11th, 2012. When the seats are fully booked, we may stop accepting applications.
■Fee
Supporting Members: Free
(About Supporting Members: https://www.hgpi.org/en/donation.html)
General and Registered Members: 2,000 Yen
(About Registered Members: https://www.hgpi.org/en/mail.html)
Students: 500 Yen (Please show your school identification card.)
Registration deadline: 2012-12-11
Exhibition date：2012-12-13
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