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2024年 福島県立医科大学『県民健康調査』国際シンポジウム
公立大学法人福島県立医科大学放射線医学県民健康管理センター
国際シンポジウム事務局（広報・国際連携室）✉ kenkani@fmu.ac.jp Tel: 024-581-5454(平日9～17時)
2024 Fukushima Medical University International Symposium on the Fukushima Health Management Survey
Secretariat of International Symposium
Office of Public Communications and International Cooperation, Radiation Medical Science Center for the Fukushima Health Management Survey, Fukushima Medical University✉ kenkani@fmu.ac.jp, TEL: +81-24-581-5454 (Weekday, 9a.m. - 5 p.m. JST)

Risk Communication and Support Activities ofRadiation Medical Science Center for theFukushima Health Management Survey
for the Affected Municipalities
Tomoaki Tamaki, MD., PhD.
Professor and Chair, Department of Health Risk Communication
Director, Office of Risk Communication, FMU Radiation Medical
Science Center for the Fukushima Health Management Survey
Fukushima Medical University

Fukushima Health Management Survey
Purpose: Following the release of radioactive materials andevacuation of residents after the nuclear accident, to estimate external
exposure doses of the people in Fukushima Prefecture, ascertain theirhealth status, leading to prevention, early detection and treatment ofdisease, and to protect and promote the long-term health ofFukushima residents.

SurveySupportーTo ascertain the health status

ー To protect and promote the long-term healthBasic Survey
The radiation dose from external exposure was estimated basedon behavior record of the first 4 months after the nuclear accident.
The report of estimated radiation dose has been sent to every
resident who responded to the survey (about 569,000 residents
as of March 2023) for purpose of future health care.

（福島県「県民健康調査」報告書2011～2020）

Comprehensive Health Check
Many people had to live as evacuees, and their living environmentchanged drastically. The purpose of the Comprehensive Health
Check is to understand the health status of residents, to prevent
lifestyle-related diseases, and to detect and treat diseases in theirearly stages.
Support ①
Report of Individual Results

Support ②
Provision of Leaflets of Overall Results ofCHC and Information for Health PromotionComprehensive Health Check
Support ③ Compilation of Analysis Reports
Meetings with 13 municipalitiesSupport ④➡ Provided in Liaison

Implementation of Health Seminars
in occasions such as health check results report meeting or health classes
held by municipalities

Personal Consultation
by Professionals
Health Seminars by Physicians

Exercise Class (Step Test)

Implemented 177 Health Seminars
in FY2016-FY2022

Thyroid Ultrasound Examination (TUE)
Support at the Primary Examination:

Support at the Confirmatory Examination

Provisional results of the primary examination are
explained while showing pertinent ultrasound images.

A supporting team consisting of nurses, mental healthsocial workers, clinical psychologists, medical socialworkers provides mental and social support to theparticipants and their families

Reporting BoothPeer Support:

Issuing “Thyroid Newsletters”:

From 2022, providing informationand communication opportunities
for thyroid cancer patients of AYA
generation.

Providing the schedules of TUE, updated
results, recent topics, useful Q&A, etc.
(2 issues/ year)

Thyroid Newsletters

Thyroid Ultrasound Examination (TUE)
Support ①

On-location Lectures:

Upon requests from schools, lectures on TUE are provided to the participants.

For elementary school For middle/high school

On-location Lecture on TUESupport ②

Brochures for On-location Lectures

On-location
Information Sessions

On-location Information Sessions:

Upon requests, lectures on TUE, medical information on thyroid cancer, etc.
are provided to the family, teachers, municipality workers, local residents

Mental Health and Lifestyle Survey
The purpose is to gain an accurate understanding of the physical andmental health and lifestyle of the affected residents and to provide
appropriate health, medical, and welfare services for each individual.
Support ①
Report of Individual Results

Reported with individual results
and simple advice for self-care

Support ②Telephone Support based on Support Criteria

Interview about physical and mental conditions, theassessment of needs, and provision of professional
advice by experienced professionals(about 3,000 calls/year)Mental Health and Lifestyle Survey
Support ③: Provision of Pamphlet

Support ④: Reporting for Each Municipality

Mental Health and Lifestyle Support Booklet

Information on health and introductionof hospitals and support desks

Provision of the survey results andprofessional advice in liaison meetings
with 13 municipalities

Support ⑤: Support in Cooperation with Local Health and Support Organizations
and Medical Facilities

Pregnancy and Birth Survey
Support ①: Telephone and E-mail Support

Support ②: Provision of Results/Information

If support was considered necessary from the responses
in the survey, support was provided by midwives, publichealth nurses, and other qualified support staff

Physical and Mental Health Support Booklet andLeaflet with Summarized Survey Results were provided.

Physical and Mental HealthSupport Booklet

Information Leaflet

Support ③: Support in Cooperation with Municipalities and Organizations
involved in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Related Disciplines.

“Yorozu Health Consultation” at Municipalities’ Events
To address the anxieties of prefectural residents regarding their physical andmental health and health effects of radiation, we set up a booth at general
health checks and health check result reporting meetings held by municipalities,
for people to consult with us one-on-one about anything of anxiety.

Implemented consultation a total of 723 times in FY2012-FY2016
Succeeded by Fukushima Medical Association in FY2017

Liaison Meetings with 13 Municipalities
Purpose:To share the results of Fukushima HealthManagement Survey and information regarding thestatus of physical and mental health and strengthen
the collaboration between Radiation Medical
Science Center for the Fukushima HealthManagement Survey and the municipalities toimplement effective support for the resident
Participants: Evacuated 13 municipalities（Tamura City, Minamisoma City, Kawamata Town, HironoTown, Naraha Town, Tomioka Town, Kawauchi Village,
Okuma Town, Futaba Town, Namie Town, Katsurao
Village, Iitate Village, Date City)

Staff:

Public health nurses andhealth/welfare staff of themunicipalities

Liaison Meetings with 13 Municipalities
FMU staff:• Office of Risk Communication/Office of HealthCommunication• Office of Public Communications and InternationalCooperation• Relevant staff of each survey

Contents:• Results of Prefectural Oversight Committee Meetings(Progress of the Survey, etc.)• Municipality-specific report of each survey• Free discussion on the status and needs of healthpromotion activities• Introduction of events such as International SymposiumLiaison Meetings with 13 Municipalities• Results of Prefectural OversightCommittee Meetings (Progress ofthe Survey, etc.)• Municipality-specific report of eachsurvey• Free discussion on the status andneeds of health promotion activities• Introduction of events such asInternational Symposium
FY2021

FY2022

FY202317 meetings 20 Meetings 22 Meetings
Liaison Meeting(55 participants)(61 participants)(As of Dec 2023)

Total of 342 Meetings in FY 2013～2022

Liaison Meetings with 13 Municipalities
Efforts to Extend the Liaison Meeting to Ongoing Support

Supporting health consultation
with a public health nurse

Health promotion activity by a physicaltherapist (dumbbell exercise)Liaison Meetings with 13 Municipalities
13 municipalities
Results/Informationof Fukushima HealthManagement Survey

LiaisonMeeting

Requests,Information,Opinions, etc.

Committee for Evaluation ofRisk CommunicationRadiation Medical Science Center for the FHMS

Additional
SupportOther sections,Departments

FMU

Reflecting the status, request, and opinions of the 13 municipalities
on the Fukushima Health Managing Survey and its activities

Summary• In the Fukushima Health Management Survey(FHMS), providing support to the residents is anessential mission.
• Collaboration with the affected 13 municipalities is an
important base for the support activities.
• The Radiation Medical Science Center for the FHMS
will continue to make efforts to conduct the survey andsupport by reflecting the status and needs of themunicipalities.

Build Back Better, Together
よりよい復興を、ともに2024年 福島県立医科大学「県民健康調査」国際シンポジウム

東日本大震災 ふくしまの学びを日本・世界へ

Thank you for your attention.

● このスライドは、非営利かつ個人的な目的に限り閲覧することができます。
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● このスライドの著作権は、講演の発表者本人に帰属します（図表等の引用箇所は除く）。如何なる国・地域においても、また紙媒体やインターネット・電子データなど形態に関わらず、スライドの全部または一部を無断で複製、転載、配布、送信、放送、貸与、翻訳、販売、変造、二次的著作物を作成すること等は、固く禁止します。
Copyright of these slides belongs to the presenter and/or the Radiation Medical Science Center for the Fukushima
Health Management Survey, Fukushima Medical University (except figures, tables, etc., cited from other sources).
It is strictly prohibited to reproduce, reprint, distribute, transmit, broadcast, loan, translate, sell, modify, and/or
create derivatives of any slides, in any physical or electronic medium anywhere in the world.

2024年 福島県立医科大学『県民健康調査』国際シンポジウム
公立大学法人福島県立医科大学放射線医学県民健康管理センター
国際シンポジウム事務局（広報・国際連携室）✉ kenkani@fmu.ac.jp Tel: 024-581-5454(平日9～17時)
2024 Fukushima Medical University International Symposium on the Fukushima Health Management Survey
Secretariat of International Symposium
Office of Public Communications and International Cooperation, Radiation Medical Science Center for the Fukushima Health Management Survey, Fukushima Medical University✉ kenkani@fmu.ac.jp, TEL: +81-24-581-5454 (Weekday, 9a.m. - 5 p.m. JST)