The above photo was shot back in Christmas season of 2018 in the Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia. Dr. Ross, myself, and my two young sons. Yep, it was damn cold and beautiful. Today we at eHealth Unit of UM Faculty of Medicine had a good hour-and-half tel-conference with Prof. Dr. Peeter Ross at TalTech’s
Today I and my colleague at eHealth Unit met a PhD student of UM for his possible dissertation related to clinical registry. Initially, the student and we planned to meet physically in-person, but later changed the plan to the online one. Yep, time has changed. He is keen to do something about registry but doesn’t
A week roundup. Thank you Assoc Prof Adam Dunn of University of Sydney for the fruitful discussions and sharing sessions and giving so many great ideas. We’re looking forward to your next visit back to Malaysia. シドニー大学からAdam Dunn博士が来てくれて1週間。たくさんのセッションで多くの素晴らしいアイデアをシェアすることができました。心から感謝します。マレーシアへのまたの機会を楽しみにしております！
SingHealth and Duke-NUS delegate from Singapore came over to Faculty of Medicine at Universiti Malaya today. It was a full-day meeting where we presented what we’ve been doing in areas of digital health, medical humanities, and epidemiology. We usually don’t have a chance to learn what other units are doing in Faculty of Medicine, so
As I’m new to the world of digital health and ehealth in Malaysia, I need to learn more about what’s been going on quickly. On my search for digital health activities among universities in Malaysia, I spotted Dr. Watterson of Monash University Malaysia. And you know what is more interesting? She is the alum of
人口減少によって国内需要の縮小が懸念される中、海外市場の開拓とインバウンド需要の取り込みが求められており、今後はますます「グローバル・エリート」の活躍が期待されます。昨12月にマレーシアに移住した私が、半年間の体験も示しながら、教育制度の課題、これからの「グローバルエリート」の在り方、育成法について多方面から考えた本セミナーには、20名程度の方々が川崎市だけでなく遠方からも駆けつけて下さり、とても賑やかなイベントとなりました。コミュニティ向けイベント「おとなの寺子屋」主宰で行われ、いつも通り我らが「スーパー大家」の木村さんの全面協力により、セミナー後は駄菓子の木村屋パブリックスペースにてBBQ（と、もちろん酒盛り）。懐かしい顔たちと旧交を温めました！
From Tue. to Thu., 0830 to 1630 each day, we learnt lots of aspects of the IS, including basic concepts, the history of the development, numerous case studies (presented by the primary investigator himself!), research frameworks, theories, strategies of dissemination, stakeholder engagement, cost-effectiveness analysis…. Yes, indeed, it was a “boot camp,” man! But a good version of it. With tons of good food (and too much caffeine)!
The picture of the event I attended the other day as a panelist (the name was a bit overstated in nature, I feel). I had initially planed to go there in usual Nori style of T-shirt and casual long pants, but I went there in suits with a tie (very unusual for a man who forgets how to tie it) after having got a text regarding the dress code.