News: 【Notice】Professor Katsunori Kondo (Chiba University, President of Japan Gerontological Evaluation Study) speaks at the 27th Symposium of the Institute for Health Economics and Policy

Our laboratory has been conducting research using data from the Japan Gerontological Evaluation Study (JAGES). Professor Katsunori Kondo (Chiba University), who acts as the representative director of JAGES, will speak at the 27th Symposium of the Institute for Health Economics and Policy and introduce the efforts and results of JAGES.

Date and time: October 22, 2021(Fri), 13:00-16:00 (login starts at 12:30)

Theme: “Frailty Prevention in the Age of Covid19” – Toward a New Paradigm for Health Promotion Policy in a Super-Aging Society

Method: Online only

Participation fee: Free of charge for supporting members, 3,000 yen for general public (advance transfer, non-refundable).

application deadline: October 15, 2021 (Fri)

The 27th Symposium of the Institute for Health Economics and Policy

Introduction: Tokyo Health Station -Social Environment Development

Naoki Kondo has been involved in the creation of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Health Promotion Plan and its evaluation as an academician for the past several years.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is emphasizing the development of a social environment that fosters connections in the community as an intervention for health promotion. This could be a good hint for current measures against lonely and isolation.

As examples of social environment improvement, activities at public bathhouses and driving schools are also introduced.

https://www.fukushihoken.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/kensui/kankyo/index.html

About Tokyo Metropolitan Government Health Promotion Plan 21 (Second Stage)

 

News: 【Conference Report】The 40th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Association of Exercise Therapy and Prevention, Lecture “Relationships with others and Health: Toward the Creation of a Symbiotic Society in the Covid19 Era

Naoki Kondo gave a special lecture on the theme of “Relationships with others and Health: Toward the Creation of a Symbiotic Society in the Covid19 Era” on the second day of the 40th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Association for Exercise Therapy and Prevention held at Doshisha University over two days on September 11 and 12.

Our part-time lecturer, Dr. Masamitsu Kamada (University of Tokyo) and visiting researcher, Dr. Tomoki Nakaya (Tohoku University) also participated as speakers.

News: 【Notice】 The 6th J-HPH Conference 2021 (Prof. Kondo)

Naoki Kondo will participate as a commentator in the panel discussion of the 6th J-HPH Conference 2021.

Theme: Looking ahead to the post-covid19 era: Contributing to the creation of a just society through health promotion.

Holding method: online

Date: LIVE  November 13, 2021 (Sat) 13:00-17:10

On demand broadcasting and poster session  October 30 (Sat) – November 28 (Sun), 2021

Registration: Pre-registration required (fee required)  Click here to register.

*Naoki Kondo Date and Time November, 2021(Sat) 13:06〜14:36

Panel Discussion Theme: “Covid 19 pandemic Health Disparities Elimination Practices and Future Challenges: From the Field of Health Services and the Community”

The 6th J-HPH Conference 2nd Report Flyer (both sides)

 

News: Why We Need Health Care Assistance: A Perspective on the Concept of Capital (Special Issue on Income Inequality and Health Inequality)

The article by Naoki Kondo that appeared in the Quarterly Journal of Public Assistance Research (No. 261) has been included in CiNii.

Public Assistance Research : A Journal of Handmade from the Field of Welfare (261), 4-7, 2021-04  National Public Assistance Research Association.

https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/40022589615

【Thesis Publishing】 Accumulated long-term care benefits by risk assessment scales for incident functional disability: A six-year follow up study of long term care receipt data

A paper by Dr. Masashige Saito of Nihon Fukushi University, who is collaborating with Naoki Kondo, has been published in the Japanese Journal of Public Health.

Masashige Saito, Taishi Tsuji, Kinya Fujita, Naoki Kondo, Jun Aida, Toshiyuki Ojima, and Katsunori Kondo(2021). Accumulated long-term care benefits by risk assessment scales for incident functional disability: A six-year follow up study of long term care receipt data. Japanese Journal of Public Health,21-056

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