1.Progress and Future Perspectives of the U-40 Basic Lecture Course Hands-on Seminar in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Experience from the Hokkaido Branch
Hiroki UCHIYAMA ; Masato FUSEGAWA ; Takamitsu TATSUKAWA ; Ayaka ARIHARA ; Naohiro WAKABAYASHI ; Ryosuke NUMAGUCHI ; Hiroyuki MIYAMOTO ; Yoshinobu WATABE ; Kei MUKAWA ; Kohei ISHIDO ; Masato YONEMORI ; Daiki ITO ; Yuto OGUMA
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2025;54(6):6-U1-6-U5
The Basic Lecture Course (BLC) hands-on seminar has long been a core educational activity organized by the U-40 of the Japanese Society for Cardiovascular Surgery at the branch level. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person seminars were suspended for an extended period. Since 2022, the seminars have gradually resumed, and in 2025, a branch-based hosting system was introduced. Nevertheless, several challenges unique to the post-pandemic era have become evident. In the Hokkaido Branch, BLC hands-on seminars were held in July 2024 and August 2025. This report presents the outlines and management processes of these two events, summarizes the results of participant surveys, and discusses future challenges and perspectives for the operation of BLC hands-on seminars.
2.Current Status and Issues of Cardiovascular Surgery Institution in Community Medicine
Satoshi SUGIMOTO ; Ryota MURASE ; Hiroki UCHIYAMA ; Takamitsu TATSUKAWA ; Naohiro WAKABAYASHI ; Ayaka ARIHARA ; Masato FUSEGAWA ; Yoshinobu WATABE ; Hiroyuki MIYAMOTO ; Kei MUKAWA
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2023;52(3):3-U1-3-U8
Lately, there has been a trend towards integration among cardiovascular surgery institutions. However, local institutions continue to play a crucial role in community-based medicine, given the emergent nature of cardiovascular diseases and the challenges involved in transporting patients with such conditions over long distances. We present the results of a questionnaire survey we conducted to examine the current status and issues faced by cardiovascular surgery institutions in community-based medicine.
3.Role of Vascular Surgeons in The Japanese Society for Cardiovascular Surgery
Shotaro HIGA ; Keita HAYASHI ; Yusuke IMAEDA ; Takuya TSURUOKA ; Takamitsu TATSUKAWA
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2022;51(5):5-U1-5-U5
Many aspiring surgeons under 40 years of age feel uneasy because surgical opportunities are rare. Under such circumstances, vascular surgery may provide operating opportunities relatively early. Here we used a questionnaire to clarify what opportunities young surgeons are seeking in the field of vascular surgery.
4.Role of the Japanese Training Facilities for Young Cardiovascular Surgeons
Ryota MURASE ; Ryosuke NUMAGUCHI ; Takamitsu TATSUKAWA ; Satoshi SUGIMOTO ; Akihito OOKAWA ; Ayaka ARIHARA ; Hiroki UCHIYAMA ; Naohiro WAKABAYASHI ; Haruki NIWANO
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2021;50(1):1-U1-1-U6
The Japanese board of cardiovascular surgery has changed the requirements for the certification of cardiovascular surgeons. The requirements include Off the Job Training and the training of extracorporeal circulation. The role of training facilities should be changed because of its duty. We showed a questionnaire survey about the new requirements for young cardiovascular surgeons in Hokkaido. We hope this article shows what is required for the training facilities in the new era.


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