[Ended]SNU – KU Joint Symposium [Elderly Care]

Ver 2.35

Local Time At Main Venue

2020/09/09 (Wed) 16:00-60min, Fukuoka,JP (UTC+09:00)

Organizer

Masa Higo

Contents

Others (Medical)

Topics

Elderly Care in Korea and Japan: Current Issues and Future Prospects

This session focuses on various health-related issues surrounding older people and later life mainly in Korea and Japan, the countries that have experience the world’ rapidest population ageing over the past decade. The first presentation introduces and discusses the role of the Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA), started since 2003 by the Division of Geriatrics in Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, as a pivotal research tool aiming to enhance the quality of elderly care in Korea. The second presentation discusses the current status of Geriatric Telemedicine, which has to date been conspicuously underutilized in Japan, despite its potential value to cost-effectively address the health needs of the elderly. Together, this session aims to explore how these specific areas of health-related practices might be strengthened to address, effectively and efficiently, the ever-mounting need to improve the quality of elderly care in these two hyper-aged countries and beyond.

Connection Method

Zoom

Style

Conference

Server At

KUH

Chairs

Chair

Masa Higo
Kyushu University, Ito Campus / JP

Co-Chair1

Cheol Ho Kim
Seoul National University Hospital / KR

Chief Engineer1

Yoshiko Houkabe
Kyushu University Hospital / JP

Chief Engineer2

In-Ho Lee
Seoul National University Bundang Hospital / KR

Participating Institutions

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Precautions

• The conference will be recorded by the photos and movies.

• Pictures taken at the conference may be published in TEMDEC home page, annual report and conference presentations.

• Do not present the personal information of patients any in oral and presentation materials without obtaining the patient’s consent.

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