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Cultivating Physicians With Love Of Humanity And Code Of Conduct |
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| Kiyohiro Maruki, M.D., Chairman |
This medical school has been founded for raising clinicians and researchers
with profound humanity and integrity, a broad intellect, and substantial
medical knowledge who will contribute to realization of a welfare
society.
In the past three decades since 1972 (Showa 47) when this medical
school was founded, the scientific standard with technical acuity
has made a tremendous progress, exceeding general expectations. The
rapid progress in the medical science and practice has opened a new
era for exploring the new medical modus operandi as a means to serve
the whole of humanity, necessitating the institution of new code
of conduct, eliminating inhuman aspects of medical practices, and
with strict adherence to the principle of informed consent.
Along with arrival of an aging society, physicians are expected to
extend medical and welfare services from those applied inside established
institutions to those inside the private residence of individual
patients. The general public today is pressing institutions of the
medical education to train physicians capable of fulfilling the public
needs along these lines.
Physicians in the 21st century have to play the central role in public
health, medical care, and welfare services. To achieve these goals,
it is essential to cultivate human resources capable of readily meeting
the public need for medical services with a profound devotion towards
humanity and reverence for the dignity of human life.
This medical school is dedicated to the promotion of its founding
objectives through raising effective physicians with profound love
of humanity, lofty moral principle, and positivism in action. |
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