The 62nd Annual Spring Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology held at Makuhari Messe
The 62nd Annual Spring Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology was held successfully at Chiba’s prime convention complex, Makuhari Messe from June 4 to June 6, 2021. The meeting has brought together approximately 1,500 in-person participants from the medical field. This year’s theme focused on the future of Cytology in Japan where further development of Cytology and its contribution to society were thoroughly discussed.
In 2020, the organization’s annual meeting was held online due to the growing concerns on Covid19 infection. After a year of thorough preparation following the last year’s meeting, and where vaccination on medical personnel had been administered, the organizer had decided to pursue delivering the hybrid meeting to allow more presence of in-person participation. Yet, eliminating any possibility of virus infection among the participants, and implementing necessary preventive measures including the installation of the automated thermal body scanner, application of electronic check-in system, social distancing policy, and remote system monitoring, etc. Participants were also issued an ID showing they have satisfied the medical qualification to participate in person. These precautions are to ensure the safety and ease of mind of people at the venue. The Professor of Reproduction Medicine of Chiba University and the Congress President, Professor Makio Shozu expressed his appreciation to people who contributed to the success of the meeting despite the pandemic, and commented on the positive outcome of the meeting especially in the field of Medical Science.
Chiba Convention Bureau (CCB) and the Congress President Professor Shozu started the collaboration in 2017, and worked together towards the realization of the Meeting. Since then, CCB has provided assistance from venue introduction and PCO selection to reception planning, and information and giveaway provision, and more. Since the meeting was held in the midst of a pandemic, was a tricky decision for the organizer to pursue on the ‘face-to-face’ side of the meeting. Yet, through the proper consultation and collaboration between the Bureau, the venue which is Makuhari Messe, and the organizer, resulted in a successful deliberation of the Annual Meeting. CCB hopes that the positive outcomes rooted here bring an even deeper relationship to all the people involved that will lead to even more fruitful encounters in the road ahead.
The organizer, The Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology which was founded in 1961, is an academic society that promotes scientific research in clinical cytology and cytopathology, and the application of research findings in clinical practice. JSCC is engaged in the science of cytological diagnosis fields including gynecology, surgery, internal medicine, pathology, and dentistry, providing a useful channel for conducting cancer examinations, molecular cytological research on genetic mutation, automatic cell diagnosis, and the introduction of new technologies that support remote medical care.
The on-demand content will be viewed online from June 18 to July 11, 2021.
For details, please visit The 62nd Annual Spring Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology
In 2020, the organization’s annual meeting was held online due to the growing concerns on Covid19 infection. After a year of thorough preparation following the last year’s meeting, and where vaccination on medical personnel had been administered, the organizer had decided to pursue delivering the hybrid meeting to allow more presence of in-person participation. Yet, eliminating any possibility of virus infection among the participants, and implementing necessary preventive measures including the installation of the automated thermal body scanner, application of electronic check-in system, social distancing policy, and remote system monitoring, etc. Participants were also issued an ID showing they have satisfied the medical qualification to participate in person. These precautions are to ensure the safety and ease of mind of people at the venue. The Professor of Reproduction Medicine of Chiba University and the Congress President, Professor Makio Shozu expressed his appreciation to people who contributed to the success of the meeting despite the pandemic, and commented on the positive outcome of the meeting especially in the field of Medical Science.
Chiba Convention Bureau (CCB) and the Congress President Professor Shozu started the collaboration in 2017, and worked together towards the realization of the Meeting. Since then, CCB has provided assistance from venue introduction and PCO selection to reception planning, and information and giveaway provision, and more. Since the meeting was held in the midst of a pandemic, was a tricky decision for the organizer to pursue on the ‘face-to-face’ side of the meeting. Yet, through the proper consultation and collaboration between the Bureau, the venue which is Makuhari Messe, and the organizer, resulted in a successful deliberation of the Annual Meeting. CCB hopes that the positive outcomes rooted here bring an even deeper relationship to all the people involved that will lead to even more fruitful encounters in the road ahead.
The organizer, The Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology which was founded in 1961, is an academic society that promotes scientific research in clinical cytology and cytopathology, and the application of research findings in clinical practice. JSCC is engaged in the science of cytological diagnosis fields including gynecology, surgery, internal medicine, pathology, and dentistry, providing a useful channel for conducting cancer examinations, molecular cytological research on genetic mutation, automatic cell diagnosis, and the introduction of new technologies that support remote medical care.
The on-demand content will be viewed online from June 18 to July 11, 2021.
For details, please visit The 62nd Annual Spring Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology
Some of the Covid-19 Prevention Measures observed at the venue.
automated thermal body scanner placed by the entrance door
Social distancing policy observed
health-checked identification card
remote control room and small-scale meeting room designation
