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hosted by Cyber Civilization Research Center (CCRC), Keio University
co-hosted by the Medical Inclusion working group, CCRC
Life Intelligence System Consortium, SFC Research Institute
Value Society Platform Laboratory, SFC Research Institute
WIDE Project
Overview
The response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, which humanity continues to experience historically, has in many ways triggered the examination and reflection on the state of ‘Digital Transformation’ (DX) of society and the initiation of new social systems. The new DX is based on the premise of stable Internet through 5G and optical fiber, applications that allow free use of video and voice, AI-based services made possible by analyzing various types of digital data, and replacing analog-era systems with digital ones. The development of new approaches based on digital technology for people and society, rather than replacing analog systems with digital ones, is a distinctive characteristic of this new era.
In the medical field as well, based on the premise of the digitalization of electronic medical records and other systems that have been promoted up to now, new collaborative efforts are being promoted in various relationships; between hospitals and patients, medicine and health, and individuals and their lives. In this seminar, the Keio University Cyber Civilization Research Center will provide an overview of efforts in these fields through lectures by experts from diverse perspectives and a panel discussion by experts to look ahead to the future of DX in the medical and health areas.
Event Information
Date: Monday, July 4, 2022, 13:00-18:10 (Event reception opens at 12:30)
Place: G-lab, 6F, East Building, Mita Campus, Keio University
Application: Pre-registration required
How to participate: On-site (capacity of 30 people) or online
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Registration deadline: Tuesday, June 30, 6:00PM
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Program
13:00~13:05 Organizer Greetings: Jun Murai, Professor and Co-Director, Cyber Civilization Research Center, Keio University
13:05~13:10 Greetings from Keio University: Masayuki Amagai, Vice President of Keio University
13:10~13:20 Opening Remarks: Medical DX in the near Future: Sumio Matsumoto, Honorary Director, National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center
13:20~15:40 Lectures by people in various fields
13:20~14:00 ” Why Healthcare Data sharing does not progress-Learn from the past and think about the near future- “: Motohiro Asonuma, Visiting Professor, Juntendo University, Member of the Working Group on Cabinet Office National Strategic Special Zones
14:00~14:40 “Challenges to Digital Services in Medical Information Systems”: Nobuyuki Kobayashi, Director, Medical Information Systems Division, Fujita Medical University Hospital
(3) 14:40~15:40 “Medical DX Transformed by WITH COVID-19
Teppei Sakano, Representative director, CEO, Allm Inc.
Seigo Hara, CEO and MD, MICIN, Inc.
Reiji Oishi, Representative Director and CEO, Healthcare Technologies Corp.
Q&A
15:40~16:00 Break
16:00~18:00 Panel Discussion “The Present and Future of Medical DX
Panelists：
Naohisa Yahagi, Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University, Head of Digital Health, Digital Agency
Tomohiro Sonoo, CEO, TXP Medical, Inc.
Motohiro Asonuma, Visiting Professor, Juntendo University and Member of the Working Group on Cabinet Office National Strategic Special Zones
Nobuyuki Kobayashi, Director of Medical Information System, Fujita Medical University Hospital
Teppei Sakano, Representative director, CEO, Allm Inc.
Seigo Hara, CEO and MD, MICIN, Inc.
Reiji Oishi, Representative Director and CEO, Healthcare Technologies Corp.
Ryutaro Yamamoto, President, Qolys.inc
Moderator: Jun Murai
18:00~18:10 Closing Remarks: Kiyoshi Kurokawa, Honorary Director, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and President, Japan Health Policy Institute
For inquiries regarding this event, please contact
Cyber Civilization Research Center, Keio University
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