九州大学心療内科創設期以後を振り返り,本学会の将来に期待するもの(シンポジウム : 日本における心身医学の歩み,2007年,第48回日本心身医学会総会(福岡))  [in Japanese] Review of the Development of the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine in Kyushu University and Expectation for the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine to Evolve Medical Science and Clinical Medicine into What should be in the 21st Century(Symposium : The History of Psychosomatic Medicine in Japan)  [in Japanese]

まず,わが国にはじめての精神身体医学研究施設(心療内科の前身)を九州大学に開設された故池見酉次郎先生が,その開設に当たって,また日本心身医学会の設立に当たってどのような役割を演じられ,その後,理想的な教室づくりを目指してどのような活躍をされたのか,そしてその後を継がれた中川先生と久保先生の教室の運営と業績について紹介した.ついで,日本心身医学会の分科会的な役割を演じていた循環器,消化器,呼吸器の各心身症研究会を中心にして,心身医学の臨床に重点を置いた学術団体としての日本心療内科学会が設立された経緯について述べた.最後に,現代医学の細分化・専門化によって引き起こされている諸問題を解決するために必要とされて生まれてきた心身医学がいかに必要であり重要であるかについて述べ,今後とも本学会が諸学会に働きかけ,心身医学的な疾病モデルに基づく診療・研究・教育が標準化・一般化されるようになることへの期待を述べた.

Firstly, the author mentioned Dr. Yujiro Ikemi who exerted himself to the foundation of the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine in 1959 with the support of the most distinguished professors of psychiatry, internal medicine and other departments at that time, which was followed by organizing the First Congress of this Society in Tokyo and the establishment of the first Institute of Psychosomatic Medicine in 1960. (In 1961, the first Department of Psychosomatic Medicine was established at Kyushu University following the system of the Department of Comprehensive Medicine of Temple University Medical Center and was named "Shinryonaika" in Japanese) Secondly, the author reviewed activities in the fields of research, clinical practice and education at the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine under the leadership of the professors for three generations (the first Professor Y. Ikemi, the second Professor T Nakagawa and the third Professor C. Kubo) at Kyushu University and referred their remarkable contribution to the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine, Asian Chapter of Psychosomatic Medicine and International College of Psychosomatic Medicine. The author also introduced the Research Conference of Psychosomatic Disorders in Respiratory Organ founded as the specialized conference by the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine and the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Internal Medicine for the purpose of developing extensive and profound knowledge of psychosomatic medicine in internal medicine. Thirdly, the author asked the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine 1) to establish a department of psychosomatic medicine at all medical universities and graduate schools of medicine, 2) to design a curriculum and a clinical training program based on the bio-psycho -socio-eco-ethical (medical) model, 3) to set the evaluation standards for the quality of psychosomatic diagnosis and treatments based on the bio-psycho-socio-eco-ethical (medical) model, 4) to establish the adequate payment system for psychosomatic treatment in national health insurance, etc.