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OVERVIEW OF PRESENT & FUTURE CE IN JAPAN

OVERVIEW OF PRESENT & FUTURE CE IN JAPAN. 14 th May 2005. Hideo Takayanagi, Senior Managing Director Japan Association of Clinical Engineering Technologists. Agenda. 1. History & Current Status of CE in Japan 2. Definition & Duties of CE in Japan 3. Situation of CE in Japan

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OVERVIEW OF PRESENT & FUTURE CE IN JAPAN

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  1. OVERVIEW OF PRESENT & FUTURE CE IN JAPAN 14th May 2005 Hideo Takayanagi, Senior Managing Director Japan Association of Clinical Engineering Technologists

  2. Agenda 1. History & Current Status of CE in Japan 2. Definition & Duties of CE in Japan 3. Situation of CE in Japan 4. Current issues of CE’s Activities in Japan 5. Existing Challenges of CE in Japan 6. Future of CE in Japan

  3. History & Current Status of CE in Japan • ・Improvement of Medical & Engineering Technologies(Technology) • (ex. Rapid growing of medical support by artificial organs ) • ・Substantial increase of ESRD patients in hemodialysis (HD) field • Safe and appropriate operation/application of HD machine • Need of more HD specialists and CEs operating artificial heart & lung • ・Strict requirements for safe & appropriate operation of all medicalequipments • Need of more specialists • ・Requests for specialists from medical field Establishment of CE Growing need & number of CE

  4. Administrative Milestone of CE 1987 “Clinical Engineering Law” was promulgated by MHLW ( Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) 1990 Professional organization JACET was founded (Japan Association of Clinical Engineering Technologists ) 2002 JACET was certified by MHLW as a public utilities corporation

  5. 2. Definition & Duties of CE in Japan • Clinical Engineer: ・Licensed by the Government (MHLW) • ・Under “ the Clinical Engineering Law” • MainDuties : Operation of life-support medical equipments • Check & maintenance work • Direct medical actions to patients • Blood & drug injection to patients • Blood sampling of patients • Electronic care to patients • Care to patients • Cooperation with doctors, nurses and other medicalstuff to take team approach

  6. Definition Life-Support Equipments: Biogenic functional support of respiratory, circulation and metabolism with life-support equipments and others Check & Maintenance Work: including clean-up, adjustment, change of consumables, inspection before & after the use of equipments

  7. Situation of CE in Japan No. of Licensed CE: 20,054 (as of March 2005) (1,343 were newly licensed in March 2005) Actually working CE: approximately 12,000 Member of JACET: approximately 7,000 (as of March 2005)

  8. CE at Work

  9. 4. Current Issues of CE Activities in Japan ・Jobs not clearly defined by Law ・No public remuneration guaranteed ・Duties including sanction of phlegm and blood drawing are not legally admitted ・Insufficient education period ・Lack of understanding of CE’ jobs in medical institutions

  10. ExistingChallengesof CE in Japan －For Safer Medical Equipments Operation－ ・Longer & continuous education/training ・Clear legal definitions ・Enhance CE’s position in LSS at medical institutions ・Improve skillby Certification System ・More central ME control centers at medical institutions ・Cooperation with industries in the development of safer & advanced LSS ・Others

  11. 6. Future of CE in Japan ・Continuous efforts towards safe operation of LSS ・Legal enhancement of CE’s duties ・Authoritative specialists to LSS at medical institutions

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