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Name
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Sakurai Tsunetaro, M.D. |
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Birth Date
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September 5, 1944 |
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Institution
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Hokkaido University |
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Department
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Graduate School of Medicine |
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Position
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Professor (Director, Department of Medical Informatics, Hokkaido University Medical Hospital) |
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Current Specialization
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Medical Informatics |
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April 1999 - Present
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Professor, chair of Social Medical Management (Medical Informatics), Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine: evaluation of hospital information systems, telemedicine, and teaching methods of informatics |
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May 1996 - March 1999
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Professor, Department of Medical Informatics, Hokkaido University Medical Hospital:
Research on evaluation of medical informatics and telemedicine |
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Oct. 1990 - April 1995
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Associate Professor, University of Tokyo (Central Medical Informatics Division, The University of Tokyo Hospital):
Research on medical informatics networks and medical decision making |
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April 1985 - Sept. 1990
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Lecturer, Kyoto University (Medical Informatics Division, Kyoto University Hospital):
Research on the development of an electrocardiogram system and medical decision making |
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Aug. 1979 - March 1984
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Research Assistant, Kyoto University (Third Department of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine): research on the epidemiology of cardiac diseases (idiopathic cardiomyopathy, sudden deaths) |
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April 1973 - June 1977
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Internal medical staff, Third Department of Internal Medicine, Kyoto University School of Medicine
majored in circulatory organ internal medicine |
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June 1970 - March 1973
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Internal medical staff, Hyogo Prefectural Amagasaki Hospital:
general training in internal medicine |
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July 1977 - July 1979
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Fellow, Beth Israel Hospital, Harvard Medical School:
Research on the effects of smoking and acetaldehyde on cardiac functions |
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| Affiliation |
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Japan Association of Medical Informatics (Director), The Japanese Circulation Society, The Japanese Society of Internal Medicine, The Japanese Society for Medical and Biological Engineering, American Medical Informatics Association, Society of Medical Decision Making |
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