1.A report on 8 years of activities of a student organization promoting advanced cardiac life support techniques at Keio University
Kazuma Kobayashi ; Yuichi Tamura ; Keita Hayashi ; Waki Segami ; Yuichiro Ohta ; Kenta Kawasaki ; Kiyotaka Yasui ; Motoyasu Yamazaki ; Michito Hirakata ; Takahiro Amano ; Haruo Kashima ; Shingo Hori
Medical Education 2011;42(6):347-350
1)The Keio ACLS Popularizing and Promoting Association (KAPPA) is an official student organization that promotes advanced life support techniques.
2)KAPPA has provided 29 advanced cardiac life support courses, including 20 official ICLS (immediate cardiac life support) courses of the Japanese Association for Acute Medicine, which have trained 314 ICLS providers and 61 ICLS instructors during the past 8 years.
3)Peer–led training among students to maintain the quality of the courses has contributed to the activities of KAPPA.
2.Inter-professional and inter-departmental alcoholism rehabilitation program
Masahiro KIKUCHI ; Naomi MATSUTANI ; Ryota ISHIHARA ; Masako SUGIHARA ; Yuuki MIZUNO ; Chiyo CHIBA ; Takahiro OHTA ; Eri YAMADA ; Sota OGURO ; Yasuko SATO ; Hiroki BESSHO ; Yoshinori HORIE
Clinical and Molecular Hepatology 2020;26(4):626-632
A 3-month alcoholism rehabilitation program at psychiatric hospitals is common in Japan for patients with alcohol use disorder (AUD). However, many AUD patients are often hospitalized for the treatment of digestive disorders due to alcohol-related liver diseases and pancreatitis. In this sense, AUD patients need to be better supported by professionals and departments in general hospitals. Here we analyzed the problems in alcohol-related medical care in Japan and examined the measures to be taken at general hospitals.
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