http://hdl.handle.net/10271/6 RSSチャネルの検索 検索 http://hikumano.hama-med.ac.jp/dspace/simple-search http://hdl.handle.net/10271/1874 タイトル: 医療情報によって患者個人が特定されるリスクの確率評価 <br/> <br/>著者: 野田, 明男 Fri, 26 Feb 2010 22:58:59 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10271/1875 タイトル: Time Management and Study Habits of Japanese Medical University Students and General University Students <br/> <br/>著者: O’Dowd, Gregory V. G. <br/> <br/>抄録: Purpose: This research study provides some important insights into how university students manage their study time after entering university, their general study habits (including those used for English study), and how these change in their first two years at university. Methods: A questionnaire was distributed to first and second year students at both a medical university and a general university in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, in the first semester of 2009. Results: 413 questionnaires were returned (163 medical and 250 general students). More similarities than differences were noted between these student groups in time spent on general study, study habits and study preferences. However, study time management declined dramatically after university entry for all students. Conclusions: The main findings of this study are (1) that Japanese medical students may not be so different from other university students in study time management and study habits in the first two years at university, (2) there is a dramatic decline in study time by medical students after entering university, and (3) medical students’ expectations were downgraded significantly after entering university and this flows through to their second year. Fri, 26 Feb 2010 22:58:59 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10271/1873 タイトル: 「家族の変容」から見た代理出産と終末期医療の未来 <br/> <br/>著者: 森下, 直貴 <br/> <br/>抄録: The family is always one of the most important focuses in medical ethics. That is the case of the Revised Organ Transplant Law, which was approved 2009, for example. Since the first half of 1980s, the form and function of family has deeply transformed, and many people daily feel that transformation of family. However, the transformation does not seem to have been appropriately reflected to medical practices, medical educations, or medical policies. As a result, there are much of miscommunications, troubles or confusions among patients, medical practitioners and ordinary people. Therefore, an urgent task for medical ethics as well as Japanese public ethics in general is to confront the transformation of family and make more flexible ethical framework corresponding ongoing realities. In this paper, firstly, (1) a certain tendency is taken out of many family-related statistics, (2) that tendency is compared with the case of “host mother birth” and “terminal care,” and (3) several problems contained within two cases are critically examined. Secondly, (4) standing on the reality of non-existence of any family standard model including “ie” or “nuclear family,” (5) a possible destination of intimate relationship and society is philosophically prospected. Fri, 26 Feb 2010 22:58:59 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10271/775 タイトル: An Examination of the Human Soul that Dwells within the Machine as Exemplified by The Ghost in the Shell <br/> <br/>著者: Endo, Yukihide <br/> <br/>抄録: Since the 1980s Japanese anime ? a.k.a. Japanimation ? for TV and movies has rapidly been a movement growing worldwide with widespread, significant, and diverse effects. Among other anime filmmakers, Hayao Miyazaki (b. 1941) and Mamoru Oshii (b. 1951) have internationally been considered the most prominent and ingenious. While Miyazaki chooses to focus on either foreign or domestic mythological themes, Oshii prefers to explore the theme of futuristic cyborgization. Oshii’s 1995 anime Ghost in the Shell adapted from Shirow Masamune’s manga gained critical acclaim in the global arena and still remains popular with international anime viewers. My research will focus on the significance of humanness in a cybernetworked society of the future. It is worth considering how full cyborgization of the human body and even mind will turn out. What does the ghost in the machine, or the ghost in the shell, suggest? Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:58:59 GMT