Medical Safety Division, Medical Policy Department, Social Welfare and Public Health Bureau

The Health Policy Bureau of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare has notified us of the holding of the 2022 Nosocomial Infection Countermeasures Workshop.
Therefore, we will recommend applicants as follows, so please fill in the necessary information on the "application form" and apply. In addition, we do not recommend students to attend the following seminars (2) to (4), so we ask that you actively participate in the seminars at your facility.

2020 In-hospital infection control seminar

The following seminars (1) to (4) will be divided into four classes and will be held. For the content of each meeting, please refer to the above “2022 In-hospital Infection Control Seminar Implementation Guidelines”.
Seminar (1) (for hospitals expected to play a leading role in the community)
Seminar (2) (for hospitals, clinics, midwives, etc. where a regional medical cooperation system is required)
Seminar (3) (for administrative agencies (especially public health centers) that carry out operations such as measures against nosocomial infections)
Seminar (4) (Special Seminar on Novel Coronavirus Infection)
* For seminar (2), please apply by yourself from the URL below.
Registration for the course will begin on August 15th.
https://innaikansen2022.com/cooperate/
* Registration is not required for seminars (3) and (4).
Please refer to the URL below for information on how to take the course and course materials.
https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/newpage_21747.html

[Holding format]
e-learning system * Seminar (2) is delivered via the e-learning system, (3) and (4) via YouTube.

[About attendance]
Information necessary for attending the course will be sent separately after the student has been selected.

August 22, 2020 (Monday) Strict observance

Please note that there are separate sheets for each type of job.

(1) In principle, one person can be recommended from the same institution, regardless of job type. However, if there is room for recommendation, it is possible to recommend more than one person.
(2) Seminar [1] is for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, or clinical technologists working at hospitals who are expected to play a leading position in the community regarding measures against nosocomial infections. Those who are recommended by the director of the facility are eligible to take a leadership position.
(3) Seminar [2] is intended for those who work at hospitals, clinics, or midwifery centers that require a regional medical cooperation system and are recommended by the director of the facility.
(4) Seminar [3] is intended for staff of administrative agencies (especially public health centers) that carry out work such as measures against nosocomial infections.
(5) The workshop [4] is open to all medical professionals working at medical institutions.
(6) Substitute attendance is not permitted at all, so please apply for attendance after understanding.
(7) Students must fill out the application form themselves. A certificate of attendance will be issued based on the application form, so please make sure there are no typos or omissions. (As a general rule, certificates of attendance will not be reissued due to errors in the application form.)
(8) Each workshop has a limit on the number of participants for each occupation.
(9) As soon as the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare has notified the applicant of the decision to take the course, all medical institutions that have applied will be notified.

Please submit by e-mail or post to the address below. (Please handle personal information appropriately.)
Please note that if the submission deadline has passed for any reason, it will be given lower priority.
Please note that we cannot answer inquiries about whether or not the application has arrived, so please apply in a way that the applicant can confirm, such as confirmation of receipt or registered mail.

S0000296@section.metro.tokyo.jp
*Please write “Application for In-hospital Infection Control Seminar” in the subject line.

〒163-8001
2-8-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Medical Safety Division, Medical Policy Department, Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health, Tokyo Metropolitan Government