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--> Skip to content small default large Home Inquiries---> National Institute of Public Health National Institute of Public Health Menu ホーム 概要 組織 研修内容 情報提供 各種施設 刊行物 アクセス リンク サイトマップ お問い合わせ ----> 小さく 標準 大きく -----> HOMEOverviewOrganizationTrainingResearch AchievementsFacilitiesLibraryJournalAccess OHMI Kennichi-INFO -- .entry-header --> National Institute of Public Health HOME > Organization > Department of Health Promotion > OHMI Kennichi Department of Health Promotion   Senior Researcher OHMI Kennichi   Room： #816 Main bldg Keywords： Health statistics, Public health policy, History of public health, History of Medicine, Historical demography Research theme and outline 〇long-term, overall evaluation of public health experiences 　In order to create and promote public health policy, we study to evaluate efficacy of past public health policies using health statistics such as vital statistics. For example, we have estimate the excess death associated with influenza pandemics and epidemics in Japan after World War II, and have compared the efficacy of vaccination policy and pharmacutical medicine. We have shown that the &＃8221;Social Defensive&＃8221; schoolchildren vaccinationprogram in the 1970s and 1980s was more effective than the &＃8221;Individual Defensive&＃8221; vaccinationprogram in the 2000s.to reexamine the relationship between the excess death and the vaccination system in Japan Research Departments National Institute of Public HealthPresidentVice President04Research Managing Director14Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics15Department of Public Health Policy07Department of Health Promotion08Department of Health and Welfare Service09Department of Environmental Health10Department of Health Crisis Management16Center for Health Informatics Policy13Center for Outcomes Research and Economic Evaluation for Health   National Institute of Public HealthAddress: 2-3-6 Minami, Wako-shi, Saitama 351-0197 JapanTEL:+81-48-458-6111 FAX:+81-48-469-1573 National Institute of Public Health Website Terms of Use Accessibility Privacy Policy Copyright(C)National Institute of Public Health.All Rights Reserved. Proudly powered by WordPress ------->