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(Registration closed) The 61st Breakfast Meeting “Law reinforcement issues in the face of continuing ICT promotion in health, healthcare, and caregiving field” (March 24, 2017)

(Registration closed) The 61st Breakfast Meeting “Law reinforcement issues in the face of continuing ICT promotion in health, healthcare, and caregiving field” (March 24, 2017)

*Registration has closed.

*Please note that this event will be held only in Japanese

At this Breakfast Meeting, HGPI will invite Mr. Takafumi Ochiai , Lawyer.  Mr. Ochiai will talk about “Law reinforcement issues in the face of continuing ICT promotion in health, healthcare, and caregiving field”.

■Speaker
Takafumi Ochiai (lawyer, Atsumi & Sakai)

■Date & Time
Friday, March 24, 2017 8:00-9:15 (doors open at 7:45)

■Venue
EGG JAPAN (10th floor, Shin-Marunouchi Building, 1-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)

■Participation fee
General: 2,500 JPN Yen
Students: 1,500 JPN Yen (Student ID required)
Individual Supporting Members: Free

■Summary of meeting
Countries around the world are working to secure health care sustainability through the use of innovation and new technologies to improve productivity and increase health system efficiency and effectiveness.

In Japan, critical policy documents, including the “Japan Revitalization Strategy” have brought health technology into focus. And it is clear that ICT will foster a telemedicine infrastructure and improve health care quality, cost, safety, and performance.
However, innovation and new technologies have redefined the concept of health itself and sought out the difference between relevant legal systems and technology improvement around the world.

In this breakfast meeting, Lawyer Takafumi Ochiai who is an expert in IT and digital health will give a lecture from the legal perspective on topics such as telemedicine, big data, the handling of patients’ personal health information, and provision of new services in the health care field along with current state and issues and future agendas taking up examples from other foreign countries

■Key Word
Healthcare ICT, telemedicine, big data, health information

■About Mr. Takafumi Ochiai
Takafumi Ochiai graduated with a Bachelor degree in Science and Technology from Keio University. He resigned from the Master’s course at the same university after passing the bar exam. Currently, he works at Mori Hamada & Matsumoto. He is an expert in intellectual properties and law issues such as judicial affairs in corporation and organization, digital health, and IT technology named FinTech. He also works as a vice chairman of the steering committee at Alternative Dispute Resolution, Daini Tokyo Bar Association. He has conducted policy making, developing a rule of law and security to related parties as a project member of Council on Competitiveness-Nippon, the officer of FinTech and Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications “AI Network Society Promotion Conference” Affection Evaluation Subcommittee Members.

■Reference Materials
“Newest Movement in Digital Health: An Easy read for Lawyers” (Nikkei Digital Health)

Midterm report “Towards a Super Smart Society based on Negotiation, Coordination, and Coopertation with Artificial Intelligence: Establishing Reciprocal Relationship and its Successful Achievement” ( Council on Competitiveness-Nippon)

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*The program is conducted in Japanese.
**Registration will close at 10:00, March 13
. Participants will be selected by draw of lot and will be informed of the result by the end of March 14. We appreciate your understanding.
After your registration is completed, a confirmation e-mail will be sent automatically to your e-mail address. If you do not receive it, please send us an e-mail at info@hgpi.org or contact us at 03-4243-7156.
***Please inform us if you would like to cancel by 10:00, March 21
. If you cancel after this, participation fee might incur.

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Inquiry
Health and Global Policy Institute
E-Mail: info@hgpi.org

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