論文 - 佐々木　香織

デジタル化と社会防衛：医療・健康・身体情報の利活用と生政治、規律権力、そしてジェンダー・ポリティクス

In 丸善出版「未来世界を哲学する第8巻：社会防衛と自由の哲学」     132 - 174  2024年06月  [招待有り]

担当区分：   筆頭著者

外国人に対する医療 サービス・医薬品提供の円滑化に向けて（2）―ニセコ・倶知安におけるアクションリサーチの経過報告（2）

佐々木香織, 島田二コラ, 梨木健斗, 國行彩斗, 野村茉由, 伊藤公哉

札幌医科大学 医療人育成センター紀要   15:   23 - 31  2024年03月

担当区分：   筆頭著者  , 責任著者

イギリスにおける大規模データの二次利用の新たな展開― スコットランドの事例を中心に―

伊藤伸介, 木村映善, 佐々木香織

統計研究彙報   81   89 - 108  2024年  [査読有り]

次世代医療基盤法の認定事業者の認知状況，活用への意識に関する社会調査

木村映善, 高田春樹, 荒木賢二, 黒田知宏, 星佳芳, 佐々木香織, 伊藤伸介

保健医療科学   72 ( 5 ) 454 - 463  2023年11月  [査読有り]

フェムテックの生政治とジェンダーポリティクス

佐々木香織

現代思想   51 ( 6 ) 140 - 151  2023年04月  [招待有り]

担当区分：   筆頭著者  , 最終著者  , 責任著者

外国人に対する医療サービス・医療品提供の円滑化に向けて―ニセコ・倶知安におけるアクション・リサーチの経過報告

佐々木香織, 木村崇人, 國行彩斗, 野村茉由, 瀧啓太

札幌医科大学 医療人育成センター紀要   13   3 - 10  2022年04月

担当区分：   筆頭著者

Standardized Brain-Death Diagnostic Procedure: The Japanese Controversy of the 1980s and 1990s

佐々木香織

書籍ーIn Humans & Devices in Medical Contexts: Case Studies from Japan, edited by Susanne Brucksch and Kaori Sasaki, London: Palgrave Macmillan     113 - 141  2021年06月  [査読有り]  [招待有り]

電子医療情報活用に伴う生政治の展開と課題

佐々木香織

Precision Medicine   4 ( 3 ) 69 - 73  2021年02月  [招待有り]

より包括的で正確な医療統計を可能とする社会・制度基盤に向けた一考察 ――イギリスのEnglandにおける医療情報二次利用に関する調査・事例研究から―― On Establishment of an Institutional System for More Comprehensive and Accurate Medical Statistics: Learning from the English Expertise and Experience

佐々木香織, 木村映善, 大寺祥佑

日本統計学会誌 Japanese Journal of Statistics and Data Science   50 ( 1 ) 81 - 108  2020年10月  [査読有り]  [招待有り]

担当区分：   筆頭著者  , 責任著者

J-GLOBAL

フィンランドにおける医療分野レジスタとデータ提供の状況

木村映善, 大寺祥佑, 佐々木香織, 黒田知宏

日本統計学会誌 Japanese Journal of Statistics and Data Science   50 ( 1 ) 47 - 80  2020年10月  [査読有り]  [招待有り]

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診療記録の資源化―医療情報の電子化と次世代基盤法 [On quasi-commodification and quasi-recycling of personal health records: Reflection on the so-called Medical Big-data Analysis Act 2018 under the era of digitalisation of patient records]

佐々木香織

科学技術社会論研究   17   140 - 155  2019年04月  [招待有り]

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Bioethics between Imaginary and Reality: Tracing Science Fictions and Its Shaping of Transplant Medicine Protocols in Japan (SFから生命倫理へ―SF的想像力から移植医療における日本的規範の形成へ）

佐々木香織

East Asian Science, Technology and Society   13 ( 1 ) 77 - 99  2019年03月  [査読有り]  [招待有り]

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By extending the late Osamu Kanamori’s notion of science fiction (sci-fi) as it “re-articulate[s] various issues that bioethical studies had formally discussed,” this paper provides a cultural analysis of Japanese sci-fi stories from the 1990s with reference to the exchange of body parts. By focusing on the time when organ transplantation from brain-dead donors was part of many intensive debates, this paper pays particular attention to the fictional representations of humanity, which feature body-part exchanges between the living and the dead, in genres ranging from Noh 能 dramas to manga 漫画. In this paper I shed light on two issues: (1) how sci-fi representations described the matter of humanity vis-à-vis exchanging parts of the body, and (2) in what ways and on what terms bioethical discourses relating to Japanese organ transplant medicine from brain-dead donors were rearticulated through these sci-fi narratives. I also argue that such rearticulated values were inscribed in the process of constructing the bioethical code of practice in transplant medicine and deathbed care that took place during the late 1990s. By doing so, this paper confirms the role that sci-fi plays in bioethical imaginations, as Kanamori has pointed out and as can also be seen in East Asian societies like Japan.

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話題―日本の医療ツーリズムHypeの可能性 [Hype within medical tourism discourse in Japan]

佐々木香織

商学討究   68 ( 4 ) 137 - 151  2018年03月

医療機器と医学にまつわるSTS研究、そして日本を事例とするSTS研究の可能性―ワークショップSTS for medicine and medical instruments; Considering potential of Japanese case studies from the workshop, Human and Machines in Medical Contexts: Case Studies from Japan

佐々木香織, スーザン ブラケシュ

科学技術社会論研究   15   148 - 153  2018年

Book review of ‘A Historical and Sociological Analysis of the Discursive Practice of Mental Illness: Why Did a Particular “Mental Sickness” Become Prevalent in a Certain Period?’ by Masahiro Sato, (佐藤雅浩 「精神疾患言説の歴史社会学」への書評)

佐々木香織

East Asian Science, Technology, and Society   9 ( 4 ) 419 - 423  2015年

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日英米における公益と市民社会の比較研究－医療カルテの電子化事例から(Comparative analysis of civil societies and science communications: from case studies about the usage of EPR in Japan, the UK and the USA)

佐々木香織

苫小牧駒澤大学紀要   29   51 - 90  2014年12月

Book review of ‘Biological Relatives: IVF, Stem Cells, and the Future of Kinship’ by Sarah B. Franklin. Medical History

佐々木香織

Medical History   58 ( 3 ) 461 - 463  2014年07月  [招待有り]

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‘Hope or fear? How My Voice could be Represented in the Usage of Electronic Patients’ Records in the UK―Beyond the Bioethical Row over the Informed or Presumed Consent Model,’ (カルテの電子化と市民-)

佐々木香織

Applied Ethics in an Era of Emerging Technologies     107 - 119  2014年  [招待有り]

Survey of Patient and Public Perceptions of Electronic Health Records for Healthcare, Policy and Research: Study Protocol (カルテの電子化と市民の権利に関する調査)

Serena Luchenski, Anjali Balasanthiran, Cicely Marston, Kaori Sasaki, Azeem Majeed, , Derek Bell, Julie E Reed

BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making ( BIOMED CENTRAL LTD )  12 ( 1 )  2012年05月  [査読有り]

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Background: Immediate access to patients' complete health records via electronic databases could improve healthcare and facilitate health research. However, the possible benefits of a national electronic health records (EHR) system must be balanced against public concerns about data security and personal privacy. Successful development of EHR requires better understanding of the views of the public and those most affected by EHR: users of the National Health Service. This study aims to explore the correlation between personal healthcare experience (including number of healthcare contacts and number and type of longer term conditions) and views relating to development of EHR for healthcare, health services planning and policy and health research. Methods/design: A multi-site cross-sectional self-complete questionnaire designed and piloted for use in waiting rooms was administered to patients from randomly selected outpatients' clinics at a university teaching hospital (431 beds) and general practice surgeries from the four primary care trusts within the catchment area of the hospital. All patients entering the selected outpatients clinics and general practice surgeries were invited to take part in the survey during August-September 2011. Statistical analyses will be conducted using descriptive techniques to present respondents' overall views about electronic health records and logistic regression to explore associations between these views and participants' personal circumstances, experiences, sociodemographics and more specific views about electronic health records. Discussion: The study design and implementation were successful, resulting in unusually high response rates and overall recruitment (85.5%, 5336 responses). Rates for face-to-face recruitment in previous work are variable, but typically lower (mean 76.7%, SD 20). We discuss details of how we collected the data to provide insight into how we obtained this unusually high response rate.

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Popularising Organ Transplantation in Japan: Travelling Iceboxes as ‘the Relay of Life’(命のリレー: 臓器移植の普及に寄せて)

佐々木香織

Science as Culture   17 ( 3 ) 293 - 316  2008年09月  [査読有り]

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