October 1, 2013

The 18th ISfTeH International Conference in JapanThe Construction of an International Collaboration with Telemedicine

Program (Final Revision)

October 17 (Thursday) to 20 (Sunday), 2013
Sunport Hall Takamatsu
Sunport 2-1, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019, Japan

2013/10/1
The 18th ISfTeH International Conference Organizing Committee
Japanese Telemedicine and Telecare Association
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Participants are from 22 countries.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Australia

Bangladesh

BrazilCanadaChina

Colombia

Czech Republic

FranceIndia

Indonesia

Republic of Korea

Lithuania

MexicoNigeria2

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Portugal

RussiaSouth Africa

TaiwanThailand

USA

Japan

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Event Time Table-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Registration

Entrance Lobby of Small Hall 1/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 4F

October 17 Thursday

13:00-17:00

October 18 Friday

08:30-17:00

October 19 Saturday

08:30-14:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Opening Ceremony

Small Hall 1/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 4F

October 18 Friday

09:00-09:30-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Award and Closing Ceremony
October 19 Saturday

Small Hall 1/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 4F
16:30-17:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Exhibition

Conference Room 61/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 6F

October 18 Friday

09:00-17:00

October 19 Saturday

09:00-15:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Luncheon Seminar (in Japanese) Small Hall 2/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F
October 18 Friday

12:30-13:30

October 19 Saturday

12:00-13:00

Luncheon Seminar (in English)

Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F

October 18 Friday

12:30-13:30

October 19 Saturday

12:00-13:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Open Lectures and Concert for the Citizens (in Japanese)
Big Hall/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 3F
October 18 Friday
Chair

Kazuhiro Hara

1

“Telemedicine in Japan”

Kagawa University/ Tokushima Bunri University

Hiroshi Tanaka
2

Tokyo Medical and Dental University“Kagawa Special Region Project for Medicine and Welfare”
Hideki Inoshita

3

16:00-18:00

Kagawa Prefecture Government

Flute and piano performance
Yoshie Ueno--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Drink Service

Entrance Lobby of Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F

October 18 Friday

10:30-11:00

15:00-15:30

October 19 Saturday

10:00-10:30

14:15-14:45

15:00-15:30-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4

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Welcome Reception

Restaurant Mikayla

October 17 Thursday

18:00-20:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Social Reception

JR Hotel Clement Takamatsu

October 18 Friday

19:00-21:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ISfTeH Board Meeting

Conference Room 53/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F

October 19 Saturday

12:00-13:00-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ISfTeH General Assembly

Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F

October 19 Saturday

16:00-16:30-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Excursion (Chartered Bus Tour)
October 20 Sunday

Let’s find the Japanese traditional cultures in Kagawa!
09:00-16:40
Minimum participants: 20
Attendant fee: 5,500JPY
Chartered bus

JR Hotel Clement Takamatsu ============ Historical Museum of the Tale of Heike ==
9:00

9:15

10:15

Lunch
===== Ritsurin Garden ============ Sanuki Mengyo ============ Kompira Shrine ==
10:30

11:30

11:45

12:30

=====Takamatsu Airport ========== JR Takamatsu Station
15:50

16:00

16:40

5

13:30

15:00

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JTTA/ ISfTeH Joint Keynote Lectures--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October 18 Friday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Small Hall 1/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 4F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------09:30-10:00
Chair

JKL-1/ Joint Keynote Lecture 1

Kazuhiro Hara

President of JTTA

Japan

“Telemedicine: Victories Won and Challenges Ahead”
Steven Normandin Vice President of ISfTeH, AMD Global Telemedicine
10:00-10:30
Chair

USA

JKL-2/ Joint Keynote Lecture 2

Frank Lievens

Secretary of ISfTeH

Belgium“Network System of Electronic Patient Medical Record for Telemedicine and Telecare in Kagawa
Prefecture and International Future Deployment”
Kazuhiro Hara
10:30-11:00
Chair

President of JTTAJapan

JKL-3/ Joint Keynote Lecture 3

Hideto Yokoi

Kagawa University Hospital

Japan“Telemedicine and Regional Healthcare Information Networks in Japan”
Hiroshi Tanaka Tokyo Medical and Dental University
11:30-12:00
Chair

Japan

JKL-4/ Joint Keynote Lecture 4

Masaaki Tokuda

Kagawa University

Japan“The regional medical support by telemedicine for disaster- stricken areas by Tohoku Medical
Megabank Organization (ToMMo)”
Hideyasu Kiyomoto
12:00-12:30
Chair

Tohoku University

Japan

JKL-5/ Joint Keynote Lecture 5

Masatsugu Tsuji

University of Hyogo

Japan“Collaborative Workflows: Empowering both providers and patients to lower costs and improve caredelivery outcomes”
Mark BlattIntel Corp.

USA

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International Keynote Lectures--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October 19 Saturday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room1: Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------09:00-09:30
Chair

IKL-1/ International Keynote Lecture 1

Masayuki Honda

Nagasaki University HospitalJapan“Beyond Cutting Ribbons and Flowerily Inauguration”
Rifat Latifi
09:30-10:00
Chair

Arizona University

USA

IKL-2/ International Keynote Lecture 2

Ikuo TofukujiTakasaki University of Health and Welfare

Japan“Why and How FRANCE BECAME A TELEMEDICINE COUNTRY”
Andre Petitet

CATEL, Head of the International Commission

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International Symposiums--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October 18 Friday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room1: Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17:00-18:30
Chair

ISY- 111/ International Symposium Quit Smoking

Kaoru Ashimine
Ikuo Tofukuji

1

Okinawa Prefectural Chubu Hospital

Japan

Takasaki University of Health and Welfare

Japan“Tobacco Quitline as coordinating mechanism for promoting smoking cessation for 10
million smokers”
Hiroyuki Noda

2

Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare“Evolving Quitline with e-health Technology : High Performance and Low Cost”
Min Kyung Lim

3

National Cancer Center

Republic of Korea“Smoking Cessation Activities in Thailand”
Jintana Yunibhand

4

Japan

Thailand National Quitline

Thailand“Kinen-marathon as patients-to-patients quitting model in Japan”
Yuko Takahashi

Nara Women’s University

Japan-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room2: Conference Room 54/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13:30-15:00
Chair

ISY- 121/ International Symposium e-Health Economics

Masatsugu Tsuji
University of Hyogo

1“Economic Evaluation of the “Long-term” and “Short-term” Effects of Telecare”
Yuji Akematsu

2

Japan

Osaka University

Japan“Introducing Multi-media Communication for Regional Medicine: Nagahama Telemedicine
Project”
Tomohiro Kuroda

3

Japan

“Legal Interpretation of Face-to-Face Consultation via Communications Circuit”
Isao Nakajima

4

Kyoto University Hosptal

Tokai University

Japan“Issues of Telemedicine Reimbursement in Japan: Analysis from e-Health Economics”
Masatsugu Tsuji

University of Hyogo

8

Japan

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October 19 Saturday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room2: Conference Room 54/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10:30-12:00

ISY- 221/ International Symposium Tele-homecare

Chair

Koichi Sampei

１“ICT-Based BP Measurement in Rural Clinics in India”
Koichi Sampei

2

India Welfare Village Society

Japan

India Welfare Village Society

Japan“ICT Utilization by smart phones and cloud-based services in Home Care Medicine inJapan”
Junichiro Toya

3

Sakura-shinmachi Urban Clinic“Moving e-Health to the ‘Home’ – Thinking it Through”
Richard E. Scott

4

Japan

University of KwaZulu NatalSouth Africa“Telemedicine landscape of India”
Saroj Mishra

Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences India-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room3: BB Square/ e-Topia Kagawa 4F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10:30-12:00
Chair
1

ISY- 231/ International Symposium Telepathology

Taizo Shiraisihi Mie University

Japan

Mika Watanabe Tohoku University

Japan“Applications of z-axis video for cytology (Zavic) to various cytology practices”
Katsushige Yamashiro

2

Japan

“Clinical Guidelines for Telepathology Practices”
Yasunari Tsuchihashi

3

Hokkaido Cancer Center
Luis Pasteur Medical Research Center Kyoto

Japan“Telepathology of routine pathology slides supports rural medical system”
Ichiro Mori Mita Hospital, International University of Health and Welfare Japan

4“Morphologic Diagnosis and International Collaboration in Telemedicine”
Keizo Furuya

5

Ehime Prefectural Central HospitalJapan“Nation-Wide Survey of Digital pathology and Image Analysis in Korea”
Kim Dae Cheol Dong-A University College of Medicine

9

Republic of Korea

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Oral Presentations--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October 18 Friday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room1: Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13:30-15:00

IGS- 111/ Fetal, Pregnant and Perinatal Telemedicine 1

Chair

Rintaro Mori

National Center for Child Health and Development

Japan

1

“Minimum Hardware Smart Simple and Wearable System for Patient ConductedTrans-Network Remote Fetal Monitoring, Proposed Architecture with Evaluations of
Subsystem and Component”
Yasuhito Takeuchi

2

Akibagaoka Signaling Laboratory

Japan“Remote Monitoring Program of High Risk Pregnant Women and Fetus in Mexico”
José Carmelo Rangel Breña

Center for Engineering and Industrial Development
Mexico3“DigiMAPS : A Multimodal Communication System for Maternal Health Care inIndonesia”
Hadi Hariyanto TELKOM Indonesia

4Indonesia“Acceptance and User Experience of Online System for Mother and Children Health
Record: A Preliminary Study”
Andri Qiantori

5

PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia

Indonesia“Cluster randomized controlled trial of maternal and child health handbook and birthcohort study in Mongolia: Implication for new technology”
Rintaro Mori

6

National Center for Child Health and Development

Japan“High Risk Pregnancy Management System in Beijing”
Song Yu

Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, Capital Medical University
China

15:30-17:00

IGS- 112/ Fetal, Pregnant and Perinatal Telemedicine 2

Chair

Yasuhito Takeuchi

Akibagaoka Signaling Laboratory

Japan

1

“Remote Fetal-Maternal Checkup on Cloud Computing Environment in South-western
Hokkaido”
Takahiko Shimmi

2

Japan

“The efficacy of mobile cardiotocogram in perinatal care of remote islands in Japan”
Kohei Odagiri

3

Sapporo Medical University

Naze Tokushukai Hospital

Japan“Regional collaboration in our perinatal center utilizing the web-version electronic patientsrecords”
Michiko Kido

4

Japanese Red Cross Medical Center“ICT utillization by perinatal medical care in Iwate prefecture”
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Tsuneo Yamada Medical Information System Development Center
5

Japan

“Supporting regionalised perinatal care by telemedicine – acute care consultation, ward
rounds and clinical education outreach”
Nigel R. Armfield

6

The University of Queensland

Australia“The Medical ICT Utilization for Perinatal Telemedicine in Remote Areas”
Yhuko Ogata

Mitla Co.

Japan-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room2: Conference Room 54/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15:30-16:30
Chair

IGS- 121/ International Collaboration

Shuji Shimizu

Kyushu University

Andrey I. Selkov
1

Russian Association for Telemedicine

Russia“The Role of ISfTeH in The International Context of Telemedicine/eHealth”
Frank Lievens

2

Japan

ISfTeH

Belgium“Role of the Technique of Business Planning of UNIDO – WORLD Bank In Success ofTelemedical Projects of the Russian Association for Telemedicine”
Andrey I. Selkov

3

Russian Association for Telemedicin

Russia“Telemedicine combined with Data Set of Medical Tourism Reduces Risk of Patients andHospitals”
Min Hu4

Kyushu University

Japan“International collaborations on remote medical education in Asia and beyond: 10-year
experience”
Shuji Shimizu

16:30-17:00

Kyushu University

Japan

IGS- 122/ Telemedicine and Society

Chair

Tamara Eliseeva

Scientific Clinical Centre JSC "Russian Railways" Russia

1“Telehealth Business Model Development in Indonesia”
Ediana Sutjiredjeki

2

Politeknik Negeri Bandung“Social significance of telemedicine”
Tamara Eliseeva

17:00-17:30

Scientific Clinical Centre JSC "Russian Railways" Russia

IGS- 123/ E-prescription

Chair

Naomi Iihara

1“A Preliminary Survey of E-prescription Readiness in Nigeria”

Tokushima Bunri University

Emuoyibofarhe O. Justice2

Indonesia

Japan

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Nigeria“A community electronic prescription system—the expectation by pharmacists”
Naomi Iihara

17:30-18:30

Tokushima Bunri University

IGS- 124/ Mobile Telemedicine
11

Japan

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Chair
1

Naoki Kodama

Takasaki University of Health and Welfare

Japan

Cirano Iochpe

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Brazil“A Context Aware Mobile Agent Middleware Framework For Remote Patient Monitoring”
Akomolafe O. P University of Ibadan

2“Health applications in mobile devices”
Diego Alejandro Parra Álvarez

3

Nigeria

Nueva Granada Military University

Colombia“Integrating mHealth Into A Chronic Disease Management Program For Elder Patients
With Diabetes in Brazil”
Cirano Iochpe

4

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Brazil“Effectiveness of Preventive Healthcare through Telemedicine in Bangladesh”
Partha Pratim Ghosh

Grameen Communications

Bangladesh--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October 19 Saturday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room1: Kagawa International Conference Hall/ Symbol Tower 6F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10:30-11:15
Chair

IGS- 211/ Tele-nursing

Tomoko Kamei

St. Luke’s College of Nursing

Domantas Stundys
1

Vilnius University Hospital Santariškių Klinikos

Japan
Lithuania“PrimCareIT – the use of teleconsultation and telementoring solutions for counteracting
brain drain and professional isolation of health professionals in remote primary healthcare”
Domantas Stundys

2

Vilnius University Hospital Santariškių Klinikos

Lithuania“Development and Implementation of Evidence-based Guidelines for Telenursing Practicefor Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease in a Japanese Setting”
Tomoko Kamei

3

St. Luke’s College of Nursing

Japan“Study of Telenursing System that Promotes Self-care of Patient with Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease”
Yuko Yamamoto St. Luke’s College of Nursing

11:15-12:00
Chair
1

IGS- 212/ Tele-ophthalmology

Reiko Kinouchi Asahikawa Medical University

Japan

Yogesan Kanagasingam

Australia

Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, Sun Yat-sen University

China“Innovative, low cost telemedicine based diabetic retinopathy screening systems”

Yogesan Kanagasingam
3

School of Medicine, University of Notre Dame

CREST: A Cost effective e-Network for DR and glaucoma screening in rural Guangdong, China

Tiantian Ye
2

Japan

School of Medicine, University of Notre Dame

Australia“Educational Use and Cost of a Telemedicine Microsurgery Support System for Medical
Students”
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Reiko Kinouchi
13:00-14:15
Chair
1

Asahikawa Medical University

Japan

IGS- 213/ General/Policy

André PETITET CATEL, Head of the International Commission

FranceRichard Scott

South Africa

University of KwaZulu Natal“Clinical Decision Support System – National project of Lithuania – designed forTelemedicine and other purposes.”
Lina Barzdaite

2

Vilnius University Hospital Santariskiu klinikos“Managing Health Evacuations in a Globalized World”
Luís Velez Lapão

3

Portugal

University of KwaZulu NatalSouth Africa“Telemedicine Solution for the Nigerian Defence - The Nigerian Army”
AJ Owosho

5

Universidade Nova de Lisboa“‘Disaster e-Health’ – A Proposed Research Network”
Richard Scott

4

Lithuania

Military Hospital Lagos

Nigeria“USE OF TELEMEDICINE TOOLS”
André PETITET CATEL, Head of the International Commission

14:45-15:45

France

IGS- 214/ New Technologies

Chair

Tetsuo Sakamaki

Gunma University

Japan

1

“Daily assessment tool of disease activity of rheumatoid arthritis by using a smartphone
application: a feasibility study”
Shu Nishiguchi Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University

2

Japan

“Detection effects by thumbnail image in a medical image support system usingtransmitting delay path of satellite communication”
Takayuki Suga

3

Japan

“Human identification by impulse response representation of ECG”
Minkyu Kim

4

Shibaura Institute of Technology
Myongji University

Republic of Korea“Development of New Electrocardiogram Reconstruction Method Using State Space Model”
Minkyu Kim

Myongji University

Republic of Korea-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room2: Conference Room 54/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13:00-14:15
Chair
1

IGS- 221/ Tele-cardiology

Junichi Ninomiya

Medical Division,Professional Doctors Net

Japan

Adolfo Sparenberg

the Institute of Cardiology of Rio Grande do Sul

Brazil“A Simple Technique for Enhancing 12-Lead ECG Interoperability on the Application ofTelemedicine”
Jui-chien Hsieh

2

Yuan Ze University

Taiwan“A New12-Lead ECG Mobile Learning Service in the Cloud for Medical Education”
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Jui-chien Hsieh
3

Yuan Ze University

Taiwan“A trial Fibrillation Detection through a Public Multipoint Telecardiology Platform inSouthern Brazil”
Adolfo Sparenberg

4

the Institute of Cardiology of Rio Grande do Sul“A Pilot Study for the Setup of Tele-CCU”
Ching-Ying Chiang

5

BrazilChang Gung Memorial Hospital

Taiwan“Usefulness of management of cardiac pacemaker implanted patients by a portableelectrocardiogram monitoring system”
Junichi Ninomiya

14:45-15:30

Medical Division,Professional Doctors Net

Japan

IGS- 222/ Education

Chair

Nobuhiro Sakata

Dokkyo Medical University

Japan

1

“ISfTeH Students Working Group: Bringing eHealth Initiatives to the Future
Professionals”
Adolfo Sparenberg

2

Dept of TeleHealth, University of KwaZulu-Natal

15:30-16:15

1

Dokkyo Medical University

Hiroshi Kondoh Tottori University Hospital

Japan

Frederick North Mayo Clinic

USA“When should you be using the patient portal for telemonitoring?”
USA“EPR and PACS sharing system applying cloud technology and XDS/XDS-I”
Hiroshi Kondoh Tottori University Hospital

3

Japan

IGS- 223/ Electronic Health Record

Frederick North Mayo Clinic
2South Africa“Learning opportunities of telemedicine literacy for medical and nursing students”
Nobuhiro Sakata

Chair

Brazil“An International Telemedicine Curriculum?”
Maurice Mars

3

ISfTeHJapan“”Team Kagawa” developed newly clinical pathway for diabetes mellitus on medical IT,
K-MIX”
Koji Murao

Kagawa University

Japan-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Room3: BB Square/ e-Topia Kagawa 4F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13:00-14:15
Chair

IGS- 231/ Remote-monitoring

Koichi Kurita

Kinki University

Emuoyibofarhe O. Justice1

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Nigeria“Remote Monitoring of Patients Vital Signs”
Emuoyibofarhe O. Justice

2

Japan

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Nigeria“A respiration measurement system for sleep apnea syndrome monitoring using an
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accelerometer”
YounTae KIM
3

Kinki University

Japan“InspectLife – solution for providing telecare and telehealth”Jiří Potůček

5

Republic of Korea“Remote monitoring Technique for Physical Activity Estimation by means of the Internet”
Koichi Kurita

4Myongji University

Charles University Prague

Czech Republic“Patient empowerment using telemonitoring and self-monitoring in the multilingual
patient health portal VIVAPORT.EU”
Rolandas Bėrontas

14:45-16:00
Chair

Takashi Hishitani

Japan
Japan

“Evidence for Person-Centered Care in Telehealth Research”
International Council of Nursest

USA“Remote epilepsy clinic using a video conferencing system”
Ayumi Narisawa

3

Saitama Children’s Medical Center

Tokatsu Hospital

Claudia C. Bartz
2

Lithuania

IGS- 232/ Evaluation

Giichiro Ohno
1

Vilnius University Hospital Santariskiu klinikos

Kesennuma City Hospital

Japan“What E-health can do and cannot ? : Experimental practice of e-health supporting system
between Antarctic Station and Japan”
Giichiro Ohno

4

Tokatsu Hospital“Tele-consultation service for Japanese long-stayers in Chiang Mai, Thailand”
Masaaki Tokuda

5

Japan

Kagawa University

Japan“Accuracy of telediagnosis of fetal heart disease using ultrasound image transmission via
Internet”
Takashi Hishitani

Saitama Children’s Medical Center

15

Japan

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October 18 Friday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hall1: Small Hall 1/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 4F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13:30-15:00

JTTA Keynote Lecture 1“Extension of Healthcare Innovation in the Cloud Era”
Kiyoshi Itao

The Advanced Institute of Wearable Environmental Information
Networks

15:30-17:00
Chair

1

Telemedicine Study Group by MHLW Budget

Tetsuo Sakamaki

Gunma University

Takashi Hasegawa

Gunma University Hospital

Hiroki Okada

Kagawa University“Prospective multicentre case-control study of telemedicine in clinical events, travellingtime, QOLs for home medical care”
Takayuki Kohri

2“The home care information sharing in IT age”
Takashi Hasegawa

31700-1830

1

Gunma University Hospital“The study of the promotion policy of the telemedicine”
Takashi Hasegawa

Chair

Tone Central Hospital

Gunma University Hospital

Assistance and evaluation of Home care

Masatsugu Tsuji

University of Hyogo

Takayuki Kohri

Tone Central Hospital“Usefulness of the Team Care System using Mobile Terminals on Patients with Intractable
Neurological Diseases”
Akiyo Hineno

2“Efficacy of health information exchange using mobile tablet”
Daigo Miyazaki

3

Osaka University“Region-contained Tele-nursing system in a large snowbound area”
Hiromi Kikuchi

6

Shinano Handicapped Children's Hospital“Long-term Effect of Telecare Intervention on Patients with Chronic Diseases”
Yuji Akematsu

5

Shinshu University School of Medicine“Clinical applications of telerehabiritation for a child from physical therapist’s standpoint”
Matsukiyo Ayumi

4

Shinshu University School of Medicine

Sapporo City University“Effective Use of a Tablet Terminal in the Visiting Nurse Works”
Kanako Ishii

University of Hyogo
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SIG Life monitoring

Chair

Ryoji Suzuki

1“Problem of Monitoring in Home Telecare”
Ryoji Suzuki

15:30-16:15

Gunma University Hospital
Gunma University Hospital,

Regional healthcare information sharing 1

Chair

Eisuke Hanada

1“A trial of a multimedia telecommunication system for intractable disease teleconsultation”
Eisuke Hanada

2

Shimane University Hospital“Achievement of Tele-Ophthalmology utilizing Telemedicine Support System”
Kazuomi Hanada

3

Shimane University Hospital

Asahikawa Medical University“Educational use of Telemedicine microsurgery support system to Medical students”
Reiko Kinouchi

16:30-17:00

Asahikawa Medical University

Advanced Hospital Information Systems

Chair

Kohji Uemura

1“Expansion of EPR sharing system with SS-MIX2, XDS and XDS-I”
Hiroshi Kondoh

2

Kagawa University
Tottori University Hospital“Ubiquitous Sensor Network Environment in Hospital using BT-AP Antenna”
Tadamasa Takemura

17:00-17:30

University of Hyogo

SIG Home care

Chair

Takamasa Ohta

1

“Telemedicine Implementation to Niimi Area Medical Care”
Takamasa Ohta

2

Ohta Hospital
Ohta Hospital“The multi-occupational description cooperation information-sharing base in Residential
Medical care Liaison Center”
Masami Fujiwara

17:30-18:30

NDS Corporation

Advanced new technologies

Chair

Akifumi Sakamoto

Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd

1“Introduction of Remote Healthcare Management System for The Prevention of Parent toChild Transmission of HIV/AIDS program in India”
Isao Kimura

2

Thousand Success Consulting Inc.

“Propagation Characteristics of 400MHz Band Radio for Vital Sensor”
Takeshi Umemoto

Fujitsu Kyusyu Network Technologies Limited
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3

“Development of medication management and health management systems using a tablet
phone”
Hiroki Matsumoto

4

Maebashi Institute of Technology“Trial of DVTS connection by commercial networks in Japan for telemedicine”
Kuriko Kudo

Kyushu University Hospital--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October 19 Saturday-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hall1: Small Hall 1/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 4F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------09:00-10:00
Chair

JTTA Keynote Lecture 2

Testuo Sakamaki

Gunma University“Telemedicine at the viewpoint of a home medical treatment practitioner”
Keigo Yasukawa
10:30-12:00
Chair

Toriden Shirakawa Medical Corporation

JTTA/JCS Joint Symposium/ Telemedicine for the Cardiovascular Diseases

Testuo Sakamaki

Gunma University

Yuichiro Saito

Gunma University

1

Tutsuyuki Manaka

Tokyo Women’s Medical University

2

Maiko Miura

Sakakibara Heart Institute3

Hirosi Nonoki

Shizuoka General Hospital

4

Hiroyuki Kamata

Morioka Red Cross Hospital

13:00-14:00
Chair

JTTA Keynote Lecture 3

Kazuhiro Hara

Kagawa University“On the policies of Medical Information Systems and unified ID System – Towards the constructionof Electronic Health Records Systems-”
Kazuyuki Nakayasu
14:00-15:00

Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare

Perinatal medicine with ICT

ChairToshihiro Ogasawara

Iwate prefectural Ofunato hospita

1“A challenge utilizing data cooperation system of the medical information network “Ihatov”
and electronic medical recoding system for perinatal medicine”
Toshihiro Ogasawara

2

Iwate prefectural Ofunato hospital“Cooperation utilizing web-based electric patient records in the metropolitan perinatal
center”
Michiko Kido

3

Japanese Red Cross Medical Center, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology“Chiba Maternal transport system and perinatal electric health records”
Makoto Suzuki,

Kameda General Hospital
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4

“Case Report of a mobile cardiotocogram in perinatal care in Amami Islands”
Rei Fujiyama

15:30-16:30

Naze Tokushukai Hospital

Regional healthcare information sharing 2

Chair

Takehiro Matsumoto

Nagasaki University

1“The telemedicine system for emergency medicine(k-support) in Kaifu Hospital: Analysis of
30 cases”
Fumiaki Obata Tokushima Prefectural Kaifu Hospital,

2“The telemedicine and telecare supported system for Kaifu hospital (k-support) using
mobile phone and internet-Contribution to early diagnosis and treatment for acutestroke -”Teruyoshi Kageji
3

Tokushima University Hospital“The Development of the intelligent Remote diagnostic imaging system for the Emergent
medicine, easy consultation and Teleradiology”
Takehiro Matsumoto

4

Nagasaki University Hospital,“Clinical Network with Personal Cloud Server for Cancer Surveillance Program”
Takayuki Asao

Department of Cancer Therapy Innovation, Gunma University-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hall2: Small Hall 2/ Sunport Hall Takamatsu 5F-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------09:00-09:45

Surveillance of Influenza Pandemic

Chair

Isao Nakajima

Tokai University School of Medicine

1“The detection and evaluation of the flapping of wings by the three axis accelerometer
mounted on Japanese pheasant”
Toshihiko Kitano

2“Study on OOK modulation of the S-band Tx/Rx module for birds”
Leonid Androuchko

3

10:30-12:00

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Tokai University School of Medicine,“A Development of Compact 4ch ECG Datalogger for Birds”
Isao Nakajima

Chair

Tokai University School of Medicine

Tokai University School of Medicine

Life monitoring

Masayuki Honda

Nagasaki University Hospital

Ryoji Suzuki

Gunma University Hospital“Regional health supporting system based on networking between regional hospital andgroup-home”
Masayuki Honda

2“A Fundamental Study on the Effect of Watching Home-care Patient using Life-log 2”
Kaori Fujimura

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Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
NTT Secure Platform Laboratories“Telemedicine using a Telecare System Composed of Commercially Available Equipment
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and Application Services for the Clinical Examination of Elderly People”
Satoki Homma
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School of Medicine, Kyorin University“Field test about the smart phone application development to improve quality of thecommunication of a medical worker and pregnant women”
Masatoshi Sugita

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NTT East Medical Center Tokyo“A Fundamental Study on Methods for Detecting Change in Home-care Patient’s ADL byMonitoring Physical Activity Level”
Miho Ikeda

NTT Secure Platform Laboratories

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