At this training session, in addition to demonstrating traditional Chinese medicine treatment for the after-effects of COVID-19, experts from various fields will talk about the support process for returning to work, introduce specific cases, and explain systems such as workers’ compensation.

1　Overview

1　Date and time

Sunday, June 29, 2025, 14:30 – 16:30

2　How the event will be held

Web-based (live-streamed online)

*Video will be released at a later date.

3　Target

Doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other medical professionals, as well as corporate safety and health personnel, etc.

2　Program (planned)

Opening speech

Professor Mitsuo Kaku

Director of Tokyo iCDC Specially appointed professor of infectious diseases at St. Marianna University School of Medicine Professor Emeritus at Tohoku University

Announcement

1）Current status of Kampo treatment for COVID-19 aftereffects

Dr. Takayuki Hoshino

Director of the Center for Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Treatment at Kitasato University Kitasato Institute Hospital

2）Return to work for those with COVID-19 aftereffects

Professor Seiichiro Tateishi

Member of the Tokyo iCDC Sequelae Task Force, Professor at the Disaster and Occupational Health Center, University of Occupational and Environmental Health

3）COVID-19 aftereffects and industrial accident compensation systems

Mr. Toru Yoshikawa

Member of the Tokyo iCDC Sequelae Task Force, Chief Researcher at the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

Q&A

*For this training session, questions will be collected in advance for each instructor.
The instructors will answer selected questions during the session.

3　Application

Please apply using the application form (link to external site) between Friday, May 23 and Tuesday, June 24, 2025 at 13:00 (advance application required).

Posted on website

COVID-19 Sequelae Portal > Information for medical professionals > Training seminar information

*Attached leaflet (PDF: 177KB)

Tokyo iCDC is a network of experts who conduct research, analysis, and information collection and dissemination in various fields related to infectious diseases.

Contact: Infectious Disease Control Department, Health and Medical Bureau, Investigation and Analysis Division Phone: 03-5320-4542