2019 Academic Year: The Assembly Education program, Lecture 2 (May 13th)
| 2019 Academic Year: The Assembly Education program, Lecture 2 (May 13th) | Communication with others in interprofessional collaboration (team medical care) Prof. Yoshimasa Maeno |
Dr. Yoshimasa Maeno
| Biography | |
| 1976: | Graduated from the Hygiene Technology Course, School of Hygiene, Nagoya Health University (now Fujita Health University) The Clinical Research Laboratory (dual appointment until 1983), Nagoya Health University Hospital (now Fujita Health University Hospital) |
| 1979: | Research Assistant (Immunology), School of Hygiene, Nagoya Health University |
| 1983: | Research Assistant (Parasitology), School of Medicine, Nagoya Health University |
| 1991: | Research Assistant, Institute of Pathology, Case Western Reserve University, USA |
| 1995: | Lecturer (Parasitology), School of Medicine, Fujita Health University |
| 2003: | Associate Professor, Course of Virology and Parasitology, School of Medicine, Fujita Health University |
| 2019: | Retired from Fujita Health University Visiting Associate Professor, Fujita Health University |
| Other former postings: | Part-time Lecturer at the Nagoya College of Medical Technology and Aichi Prefectural Owari School of Nursing (both abolished) |
Prof. Maeno delivered a lecture on the importance of communication in interprofessional collaboration (in the context of team medical care). He explained the importance of developing the habit of listening attentively “with ears, eyes and heart,” since appropriate non-verbal thought or feeling is often as valuable as verbal communication.
