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Each of Organizing Committee these presentations expresses the high research activities in health sciences. Needless to say, the recent globalization progresses very fast in every field, and our Chair: activities, the scientific research and the education in the university, have also undergone a big Hisataka Sakakibara change. Although health sciences are still in a relatively young science fields, it will be a chance for us to create and develop new health sciences with the advance of the globalization. We, Members: academics in the fields of the health sciences, need to challenge to create a future-oriented Sumio Yamada healthcare research for the future society. Yoshie Kodera Nagoya University is one of the leading universities in Japan and Yonsei University is the Young-Joon Seo oldest private university and a leading institution of higher education and research in Korea. As Tetsuhito Kojima a leading University, we are convinced that this research exchange meeting will make great Kunufumi Suzuki contribution for the development of both universities in the future. Midori Asano Next research exchange meeting will be held at the Yonsei University in 2011 in Korea. Tsutomu Kawabe We hope that the interchange between both universities of the research and education activities Mitsuru Ikeda will develop more in the near future. Susumu Ota Chiyo Kawaura Jun Ueyama Jun-ichi Uemura Kazuteru Niinomi Naoko Ito Hisataka Sakakibara Director Nagoya University, School of Health Sciences CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Symposium Venue: Nagoya University School of Health Science Banquet: Soleil in Nagoya University Hospital !"#$%&#"$ DATE SCHEDULE 14:20 Arrival at Centrair Airport 16:30 Hotel Check-in Oct. 22 (Fri.) 17:45 ~ 18:45 Nagoya University Hospital Tour 19:00 ~ 22:30 Banquet (Soleil in Nagoya University Hospital) 21:00 Back to Hotel 9:45 ~ 10:00 Opening Remarks (Auditorium in East Building) 10:00 ~ 11:20 Keynote Address (Auditorium in East Building) 11:30 ~ 12:10 Session in Health Administration (Auditorium in East Building) 12:10 ~ 13:30 Lunch (Large Meeting Room in Main Building) 13:30 ~ 16:00 Subcommittee Sessions Oct. 23 (Sat.) Medical Technology (THP Seminar Room in Main Building) Radiological Technology (Room2 in Main Building) Physical Therapy (Room3 in Main Building) Occupational Therapy (Room4 in Main Building) Nursing (Room1 in Main Building) Dinner (in each major ) 10:00 ~ Sightseeing Oct. 24 (Sun.) 15:20 Departure for Seoul Keynote Address (10:00 ~ 11:20 Auditorium of East Building) Session chairs: Prof. Sumio Yamada, Prof. Tetsuhito Kojima KA-1 “Present and Future of Health Science Research in Japan” (Ladies) Rest Room Prof. Yoshie Kodera, Univ. of Nagoya, JAPAN Gentleman Gate Large Meeting Office Room (Lunch) KA-2 “The Present and Future of Korean Healthcare Industy” Prof. Youngjoon Seo, Univ. of Yonsei, KOREA EV THP Seminar Room Main Building 1F Session-Health Administration (11:30 ~ 12:10 Auditorium of East Building) Rest Room (Ladies) Session chair: Prof. Takaaki Kondokondo Lecture Room 2 Lecture Room 1 HA-1. “Quality Assessment of Stroke Treatment and Pay-for- Performence in Japan and Korea” East Building Seungwon Jeong (Health Scientist) EV Lecture Lecture HA-2. “Total Health Expenditure and Its Structure in Two Asian OECD Countries, Japan and Korea” Room 3 Room 4 Jung-Woo Shin (D) South Building Main Building 2F Session-Nursing (13:30 ~ 16:00 Lecture Room 1) Rest Room (Ladies) Gentleman EV Session chairs: Prof. Makoto Hirai, Prof Midori Asano N-1. “Health Status and Health Care Utilization by Marriage-based Women Immigrants in Korea and Auditorium Policy Directions: Focus on Mental Health” Yang-Heui Ahn (Professor) N-2. “Association of Underweight with Low Lymphocyte Count and Prealbumin as Indicators of Malnutrition in Japanese Women” Tomoko Nishida (Aichi Health Plaza), Yukiko Okamura, Hisataka Sakakibara East Building 4F N-3. “Comparison of Salivary Cortisol, Heart Rate, and Oxygen Saturation between Early Mother-Infant Skin-to-skin Contact Methods with Different Initiation and Duration Times in Healthy, Full-term Infants.” Yuki Takahashi (D), Koji Tamakoshi N-4. “Evidence-Based Nursing Strategy for Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients Management in the Session-Medical Technology (13:30 ~ 16:00 THP Seminar Room) Emergency Department” Session chairs: Prof. Shinya Wakusawa, Prof. Tsutomu Kawabe Ji-Eun Baek (M) N-5. “Development of a Japanese Functional Health Literacy Test” MT-1. “Sleep Disorder and Sleep-disordered Breathing in the Elderly” Katsuyuki Nakagami (D), Toyoaki Yamauchi Chie Nakazaki (M), Akiko Noda, Nobuko Fujita, Sumio Yamada, Yasuo Koike, Shinya N-6. “Related Factors of Self-Efficacy in Cancer Outpatients Receiving Chemotherapy in the Wakusawa National University Hospital” MT-2. “Mycobacterium Tuberculosis-induced Expression of Granulocyte-Macrophage Colony Akiko Hayashi (Konan Kosei Hospital), Shoko Ando Stimulating Factor is Mediated by Erk1/2 MAPK or PI3-K/Akt Signaling Pathway” Sung-Jung Park (D), Hye-Young Lee MT-3. “Molecular Basis of Decrease of Protein S in Pregnancy: 17-estradiol Down-regulates Protein S (PS) Expression Recruiting Co-repressor Complex to the PS Promoter” Session-Radiological Technology (13:30 ~ 16:10 Lecture Room 2) Atsuo Suzuki (D), Yuhri Miyawaki, Junko Fujita, Asuka Maki, Yuta Fujimori, Akira Takagi, Session chairs: Prof. Yoshie Kodera (RT1-4), Associate Prof. Masatoshi Tsuzaka (RT5-8) Takashi Murate, Hidehiko Saito, Tetsuhito Kojima MT-4. “Comparison of REBA HPV-ID with DNA Chip Based Assay for HPV Genotyping” RT-1. “Educational system for radiological technologists in Japan Sung-Hyun Kim (D) - 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    CORPORATE OUTLINE Company Name KIMURA UNITY CO., LTD. URL http://www.kimura-unity.co.jp/en/ Head Ofce Address 3-8-32, Nishiki, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Capital 3.58 billion yen Aichi 460-0003, Japan Fiscal Year-End March 31 Telephone +81-52-962-7051 Stock Exchange Listings Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section President and Representative Director Shoji Kimura Nagoya Stock Exchange First Section Date of Establishment October 1, 1973 Securities Code 9368 Management Philosophy Management Guidelines 1. Create customer value The Company exists for the 2. Strengthen profitable foundations 3. Enhance organizational performance customers and prospers together with motivated personnel alongside our employees. 4. Maintain our actions and commitment to sustain an eco-friendly environment and fulfill our corporate social responsibility Shoji Kimura President and Representative Director Since its founding, Kimura Unity has been dedicated to providing top-quality Bringing value to customers through our four services services to customers as an outstanding corporate citizen, and to maintaining Offering new value created from integrated services top-of-the-line workplaces with first-rate teams of employees. Logistics Services Total Car Services The Kimura Unity Group has engaged in business with the philosophy that our company exists for the Providing services to optimize Offering comprehensive customers and prospers together alongside our employees. Placing a high premium on “to create logistics with an emphasis on services to help customers “Standardization”, cut costs and improve vehicle customer value” and “to enhance motivated personnel performance,” we have developed ourselves LLogisticsS Services TCTotal Car ServicesS “Continuous Improvement”, maintenance quality and extensively in the integrated services consisting of four areas, “Logistics Services,” “Total Car Services,” “IT-based Logistics” safety so that they can Information Services,” and “Staffing Services” in both domestic and overseas markets.