The JIRA Basic Activity Policy for FY2023 was formulated with the aim of realising the four visions in the JIRA Vision 2025.
JIRA activities in 2023 address the following as key priorities.
As for changes in the external environment from FY2022 to FY2023, JIRA pay attention to the gradual relaxation of various restrictions as a measure against the COVID-19 infection, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, the increase in cyber-attacks targeting medical institutions, and cost increases due to the weak yen and high global prices, and promote information sharing and collaboration with the members.
In addition, JIRA play the role of a hub connecting members, healthcare professionals, academic societies, the Japan Federation of Medical Devices Associations (JFMDA) and the government in order to resolve issues.
In order to extend healthy life expectancy, which is a challenge for a super-aged society, it is important to provide,
-modalities and functions that support early diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment,
-linkage of medical information in a wide range of fields, including prevention, diagnosis and treatment
-technologies that analyze a wide variety and large volume of medical information and provide new perspectives,
-personalized medicine,
-linkage with new medical industry fields.
JIRA focus on the following activities.
Innovative digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, medical IoT, medical big data and next-generation communication technologies are beginning to contribute to improving the quality of healthcare and represent an opportunity to expand the medical imaging systems industry.
It is envisaged that the use of these technologies will usher in the construction of a new era for the medical imaging systems industry, including diagnostic imaging support, reduction of patient/doctor workload, linkage of new diagnosis and treatment, and increased efficiency in the medical field.
JIRA focus on the following activities
For exporting medical imaging systems and services abroad, it is important to comply with regional standards and systems for medical equipment, to provide medical imaging systems that meet regional medical needs, and to collect various information on regional political, economic, environmental, social and technological trends.
JIRA focus on following activities.
Japan's medical technology and medical equipment systems have contributed to the 'realisation of safe, secure and stable healthcare', but in recent years, adaptation to changes in the social environment, such as increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks and a shrinking workforce, and to changes in the natural environment, such as global warming, has become increasingly important
JIRA focus on the following activities
JIRA enhance the following activities as a basis for realizing the four visions.