Staff introduction
| Yasuhiro Nagata | Sayaka Kuba | Hiroyuki Ishii | Ikuko Sagara | Kumiko Muta | Yusuke Matsuzaka | Yuko Hamaguchi |
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Name | Yuko Hamaguchi |
| Affiliation & position | Assistant Professor, Center for Comprehensive Community Care Education,, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (Department of Health Sciences, Regional (Public Health) Nursing Science) |
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| Specialty | Public Health | |
| Research contents | Infectious disease modelling, health economics, health outcome research, health disparities and social factors | |
| Qualifications | Public health nurse Nurse Nursing teacher Master of Public Health (MPH) |
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| Career summary | 2004 - 2005, Nagasaki Prefecture Welfare Department of Health (Health Administration), employed 2005 - 2011, Tokyo Metropolitan Welfare Department of Health (Health Administration), employed Wide range of project management such as health policy including health care in remote areas, infectious disease counter-measures, maternal and child health, mental health, and at-home intractable disease support measures. 2011 - 2012, Teikyo University, Graduate Professional Degree Programs, Public Health Studies (MPH) January 2013 – June 2013, Bellerbys College London, Master of Qualifying Program / Business Management July 2013, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Short Course / Introduction to Infectious Disease Modelling and Its Applications November 2013 - , Center for Comprehensive Community Care Education,, employed |
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| Message | In a regional multidisciplinary collaboration, awareness of each professional as a service provider, a seamless collaboration without vertical and horizontal relationships, where everyone can take on the role of leadership by demonstrating their expertise, is key for a reassuring and timely delivery of quality healthcare and welfare services to the people living in the regional areas. I hope to be able to contribute to building a foundation that allows an interactive training program, for future physicians to provide regional comprehensive care who are greatly supported by “collaboration” from the entire region, and strengthens the entire regional network through education. In the world of business, “weakness” can also be looked as “strength”. I believe that the realization on a daily basis of the fact that different specialties are an advantage and taking pleasure in providing a regional comprehensive care through multidisciplinary collaboration may soon become apparent. |