- VernacularTitle:シリーズ : 初期臨床研修と医学教育 (第5回) 地域医療現場からみた卒後臨床研修
- Author:
Japan Society for Medical Education
1
;
Post-graduate Medical Education Committee
2
;
Hiroki YASUI
3
;
Muneyoshi AOMATSU
4
;
Shin ISHIHARA
5
;
Yasuhiko KONISHI
6
;
Takako SHIMIZU
7
;
Hiroaki TAKAHASHI
8
;
Makoto TAKAHASHI
9
;
Susumu NAKAGAWA
;
Atsushi MOCHIZUKI
Author Information
- Keywords: postgraduate clinical training system; community-based medicine program; primary care; collaborative practice; healthcare innovation
- From:Medical Education 2018;49(3):207-211
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
- Abstract: A community-based medicine program in the postgraduate clinical training system has been offered as a mandatory program since 2004. Training sites range from clinical attachments in rural/remote areas to public health centers in the city. The role of the program director is important for enhancing the community-based medical program and raising resident doctors. Unique training programs have been carried out, such as medical training in the afflicted area of the earthquake/Tsunami disaster area as well as an exchange program between Hokkaido and Kagoshima residents. The Japanese healthcare system is drawing global attention and local demand. Enrichment of the community-based medicine program is vital for the human resource development that makes the Japanese healthcare system innovative and sustainable.