Japan Association for Medical Informatics

Enacted on March 2016, 5

　Japan Association for Medical Informatics members promote academic research in the medical information field and engage in activities that are directly linked to medical practice. Therefore, we often handle highly sensitive information in both research and practice. In addition, there are many opportunities to be involved in systems directly connected to organizational management and local medical care, and their research results and practices have a large impact on the organization to which they belong and society as a whole. With this background in mind, our members will not only abide by the laws and regulations applicable to their activities, but also abide by this Code of Ethics as the basis of their ethical standards, and strive to ensure that medical informatics contributes broadly to society. pour it on.

1. (Respect for individual rights)

　Our members will respect individual rights and personalities, including privacy rights and intellectual property rights, and will handle information fairly and honestly, always being aware of the need to handle highly confidential information.

2. (compliance)

　Members of the Society shall comply with not only related laws and guidelines, but also the rules established by the organization and act appropriately.

3. (Brainstorming)

　Members of the Society shall be sensitive to technological advances, strive to improve their own specialized knowledge and abilities, utilize technology appropriately, and do their best to contribute to the improvement of health, medical, and welfare.

4. (Responsibilities in business)

　Members of the Society shall be fully aware of the scope and content affected by information systems, and shall endeavor to benefit the organizations and users of the systems.

5. (Inheritance and dissemination of knowledge and technology)

　Members of this society will strive to provide guidance and education to the next generation, raise awareness about the fair handling of medical information, and strive to popularize appropriate medical information technology.

6. (principle of good conduct)

　Our members will do their best to maximize the benefit of all those affected by the system, including patients and residents.

7. (Research attitude)

　Members of this university conduct research with respect for facts and strive to contribute widely to society by publishing trusted results.

　This policy will be revised as appropriate in response to technological advances and changes in social conditions.