The 2nd International Workshop on Health Communication and Safety
Time & Date: 14.00pm-18.00pm, Monday 27th March 2023
Place: Yokohama City University, Minato-Mirai Campus
Programme (tentative)
14:00 Opening Remark by Keiko Tsuchiya: The Eye Work Project I and II
Panel Session 1: Linguistic Research in Healthcare
14:10 Panel 1: Rejection in healthcare: Given and distributed deontic rights in emergency care team interactions in Japan and the UK
Keiko Tsuchiya (Yokohama City University)
14:25 Panel 2: Healthcare communication in Christian coaching: a case study of
cross-cultural coaching between an American coach and a Japanese client
Shoko Yohena (Ferris University)
14:40 Panel 3: Evaluating professional communication skills in medical education:
an interactional sociolinguistic perspective
Sarah Atkins (Aston University)
15:00 Q&A and Discussion
15:20 Break
Panel Session 2: Multimodality and Technology in Healthcare
15:40 Panel 4: Vision-based head pose estimation for operating room staff
Yuki Furuya, Takeshi Saitoh (Kyushu Institute of Technology)
15:55 Panel 5: Pedagogical applications of interactive virtual reality technology:
Examples from language education and medical technique instruction
Laura Maria Blanco Cortes, Miharu Fuyuno (Kyushu University)
16:10 Panel 6: Review on usability and feasibility of multimodal machine learning
models to predict and prevent falls among inpatients
Takeru Abe (Yokohama City University Medical Centre)
16:25 Q&A and Discussion
16:40 Break
Panel Session 3: Resilient Healthcare and Society
17:00 Panel 7: Resilient performance of a medical team in a critical care setting
Kyota Nakamura (Yokohama City University Medical Centre)
17:15 Panel 8: The wider social context for communication in health care
Stephen Timmons (Healthcare Innovation in the Centre for Health
Innovation, Leadership and Learning, Nottingham University Business School)
17:35 Q&A and Discussion
17:50 Closing
The 1st International Workshop on Health Communication and Safety
Time & Date: 14.00pm-18.00pm, Thursday 26th September 2019
Place: Yokohama Minami Ward City Hall
Pre-session: A Study Tour to Yokohama City University Medical Centre
11:00 A Study tour by Kyota Nakamura
12:30 Lunch break
Programme (tentative)
14:00-14:10 Opening: The EYE WORK Project (Keiko Tsuchiya, Yokohama City University)
14:10-15:50 Panel Session 1: Simulation and Safety in Healthcare
Panel 1 (20mins):
Projection in emergency care interaction: a leader’s gaze
(Frank Coffey, University of Nottingham)
Panel 2 (15mins):
Resilient performance of medical team in responding to
unexpected clinical event
(Kyota Nakamura, Takuma Sakai, Yokohama City University Medical Centre)
Panel 3 (15mins):
A Mixed-method Approach to Extract Good Practice from a University Hospital Information System
(Takeru Abe, Yokohama City University Medical Centre)
Panel 4 (15mins):
Quantitative Skill Evaluation Method for Emergency Physicians
Using Integrated Information from the Trajectories and Conversations
(Kei Sato, Tsukuba University, the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
Panel 5 (15mins):
The effect of grouping alternatives in check-all-that-apply questions
(Takahiro Tsuchiya, Yokohama City University)
Q&A and Discussion (20mins): Discussant Keiko Tsuchiya
15:50-16:10 Break (20mins)
16:10-17:50 Panel Session 2: Healthcare Interaction and Technology for Education
Panel 6 (20mins):
The creation and validation of a holistic video-based situation awareness training and assessment tool for trauma team leaders
(Andrew MacKenzie, Nottingham Trent University)
Panel 7 (15mins):
Using immersive virtual environment for educational purposes
(Miharu Fuyuno, Kyushu University)
Panel 8 (15mins) :
Image processing technology for interaction analysis
(Takeshi Saitoh, Kyushu Institute of Technology)
Panel 9 (15mins) :
Dialogue to Collaborate with Clients in Coaching and Narrative Therapy
(Shoko Yohena, Ferris University)
Panel 10 (15mins):
Request and rapport in emergency care simulation training
(Akira Taneichi, Keiko Tsuchiya, Yokohama City University)
Q&A and Discussion (20mins): Discussant (Keiko Tsuchiya)
17:50-18:00 Closing: Keiko Tsuchiya