Development of the “Conductor Type Human Resources Development” program for Disaster Medicine and Health Care by Tohoku University and Fukushima Medical University

Introduction: On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake with a 9.0 magnitude struck northeastern coast of Japan. The death toll reached 15,892 and 2,576 people were reported missing. Tohoku University Fukushima Medical University, both which are located in affected prefectures, responded massively to disaster. Method: To deal next disaster, universities established “Conductor type Human Resources Development” (CHRD) program for Disaster Medicine Health Care 2019, not only doctors, but also other medical professionals (such as dentists, nurses, pharmacists, etc.) supported by Japanese government. main course CHRD program, “Disaster Management course,” is certification at comprises 14 practical educational contents (seven trainings seven lectures) based on work experience collaboration various organizations. Results: date, 59 students have enrolled course, two board-certified physician public health social medicine acquisition three master's Graduate School doctoral course. Until October 2022, total 17 certified completed "Disaster course," one person A 68 lectures held until 2021, number times this was attended 2021 916. Average comprehension rate satisfaction 97.2% 98.3%, respectively. Conclusion: All who complete believed acquire comprehensive skills related disaster care will be able respond effectively all phases.