Books

1.	Ed： Kuriko Kudo, Yasuaki Antoku, Supervisors : Shuji Shimizu, Naoki Nakashima, Technology Team, Globalization Section, Standing Committee of the National University Hospital Council of Japan, Telemedicine Conferencing An Introductory Guide for Engineers, 2017.08.
2.	Yasuaki Antoku, Kuriko Kudo, Shunta Tomimatsu, Yoshiko Houkabe, Shoji Hirano, Chapter 3 Teleconferencing System, 41-72, In: Telemedicine Conferencing, An Introductory Guide for Engineers. National University Hospital Council of Japan, 2017.08.

Reports

Papers

1.	Kuriko Kudo, Shintaro Ueda, Hidefumi Shitoh, Tetsuya Narikiyo, Shunta Tomimatsu, Sunao Watanabe, Takahiro Nakahara, Naoki Nakashima, Tomohiko Moriyama, Toshiaki Nakano, Shuji Shimizu, Participants’ Evaluation of a Virtual Academic Conference: Report from the 24th Japan Association of Medical Informatics Spring Symposium, APAMI2020 11th Biennial Conference of the Asia-Pacific Association for Medical Informatics, 71-76, 2020.11.
2.	Kuriko Kudo, Tomohiko Moriyama, Shunta Tomimatsu Ms, Shintaro Ueda, Shuji Shimizu, A Train-the-Trainers ( TtT ) Programme for Engineers for Hosting Multiparty International Clinical Teleconferences, J Int Soc Telemed eHealth, 10.29086/JISfTeH.7.e16, 7, 1-8, 2019.03, Background: International clinical teleconferencing connecting hospitals contributes to the standardisation of medical care. Introduction: The perception that participating in international teleconferences is easy while hosting and coordinating them is difficult has limited the expansion of these kinds of programmes. We evaluated the effectiveness of a Train-the-Trainer (TtT) programme on hosting international multiparty teleconferences targeted at hospital engineers. Methods: From 2015 to 2017, 20 engineers and physicians from 17 institutions in 10 countries participated in Kyushu University Hospital’s TtT programme. Hands-on training and hosting a Training Report Conference (TRC) were conducted. The impact of the programme was assessed using questionnaires about the participants’ confidence, perception of barriers, and teleconference activity before and one year after the training period. Results: The mean training period was 16.7 days (median, 19 days). Twelve TRCs were hosted by trainees connecting 56 institutions in 11 countries. All participants gave positive evaluations of the overall programme, 19 (95%) "very good" and 1 (5%) "good", and the trainers 9 (90%) "very good" and 1 (10%) "good"). Following the TtT programme, the mean number of trainee-hosted events increased significantly (0.8 to 1.3, p<0.001), and more respondents (12/17, 71%) reported barriers to hosting a programme than participating in one (5/17, 29%, p<0.001). Trainee confidence in both hosting and participating in international teleconferences was significantly higher after TtT. Conclusion: There are more barriers to hosting than participating in international clinical teleconferences. This TtT programmes for engineers could contribute to more active hosting engagement..
3.	Kuriko Kudo, Shunta Tomimatsu, Moriyama Tomohiko, Miguel A. Tanimoto, Salma Leticia Jalife Villalón, Shuji Shimizu, Remote Medical Education in Latin America, Seventh Conference of Directors of Information Technology, TICAL 2017 Management of ICTs for Research and Collaboration, 267-276, 2017.09.
4.	Information design for handling international medical teleconference.
5.	Information design for handling international medical teleconference.
6.	Standardization of the Necessary Information Items for Handling International Medical Teleconference.
7.	Kuriko Kudo, Shuji Shimizu, Ti-Chuang Chiang, Yasuaki Antoku, Min Hu, Yoshiko Houkabe, Naoki Nakashima, Evaluation of Videoconferencing Systems for Remote Medical Education, Creat Educ, Vol.5, No.12, 1064-1070, 2014.05.
8.	Kuriko Kudo, Taisuk Kwon, Etsuo GENDA, The Proposal Method of Expression HumanFace for Kabuki make-up archives -the Kabuki make-up represented by using face replica and 3D CG, International Jouernal of Asia Digital Art and Design, 5-11, Vol.8, 2008.10.

Works, Software and Database

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Presentations

1.	Kuriko Kudo, Report on Telemedicine Technical support after COVID-19, The 2nd NTU-KYUSHU COLLOQUIUM, 2020.06.
2.	Kuriko Kudo, Tele-Medical Education Program in Asia(2020-2021), 2021 The Third Myanmar Telemedicine Workshop, 2021.02.
3.	Kuriko Kudo, How to start telemedicine: What is necessary?, 66th Myanmar Medical Conference, 2020.01.
4.	Kuriko Kudo, Development of Med-hok and its Implementation in Asia -Management system for international remote educational programs-, 2019　The 13th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2019.12.
5.	Kuriko Kudo, Development of Med-hok and its Implementation in Indonesia - Management system for international remote educational programs-, 2019 The 4th Indonesia Telemedicine Workshop, 2019.11.
6.	Kuriko Kudo, APAN Medical General Session, 2018　The 12th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2018.11.
7.	Kuriko Kudo, Infrastructure, Achievements and Needs in Telemedicine at TEMDEC, National Seminar of Gastroenterology, The First Telemedicine Workshop, 2018.11.
8.	Kuriko Kudo, Recent Technology for Remote Medical Education , 2018 The second Chile Telemedicine Workshop, 2018.11.
9.	Kuriko Kudo, Distant Medical Education in Asia and Beyond - Actions for sustainable expansion, The 2nd International Conference on Healthcare, SDGs and Social Business, 2018 Social Business Forum, Asia, 2018.04.
10.	Kuriko Kudo, International Remote Medical Education in Asia and Beyond - Management of Programs, The 11th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2017.12.
11.	Kuriko Kudo, Francisco Schmidt, Demonstration with Manual Book, Telemedicine Workshop Chile 2017, 2017.11.
12.	Kuriko Kudo, Experience of Tele-Medicine with Foreign Countries, Workshop on UniNet Network and Computer Application: 35th WUNCA, 2017.07.
13.	Kuriko Kudo, Shunta Tomimatsu, Moriyama Tomohiko, Miguel A. Tanimoto, Salma Leticia Jalife Villalón, Shuji Shimizu, Remote Medical Education in Latin America, Seventh Conference of Directors of Information Technology, TICAL 2017, 2017.07.
14.	Kuriko Kudo, Remote Medical Education in Latin America - 8 year Activities and Technologies -, CUDI Spring Meeting, 2017.05.
15.	Kuriko Kudo, Shunta Tomimatsu, Yoshiko Houkabe, Taiki Moriyama, Naoki Nakashima, Shuji Shimizu, Five-Year Progress of Technological Changes in Remote Medical Education, ATA 2017 International Conference & Tradeshow, 2017.04.
16.	Kuriko Kudo, Technical Changes for Recent Five Years, The 10th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2016.12.
17.	Kuriko Kudo, Remote Medical Education in Asia and Beyond - To keep expanding, MYREN FUTURESCAPE 2016, 2016.11.
18.	Kuriko Kudo, Technology for Remote Medical Education, The 1st Annual Meeting of Red LaTE, 2016.09.
19.	Kuriko Kudo, Information Sharing Technology: Experience of AdobeConnect, The 8th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2014.12.
20.	Kuriko Kudo, Information Sharing Technology: Med-hok: Database for APAN Medical community:, The 8th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2014.12.
21.	Kuriko Kudo, Med-hok: Teleconference Arrangement Database System Designed for APAN, The 7th Asia Telemedicine Symposium, 2013.12.
22.	Taisuck Kwon, Etsuo Genda, Kuriko Kudo, Animatronics for control of countenance muscles in face using Moving-Units, ACM SIGGRAPH 2008 New Tech Demos Article, 2008.08.
23.	Kuriko Kudo, Tatsuro Ishii T, Etsuo Genda, The Kabuki Make-up Archives Represented by “Reality and Virtual Reality”, Asia Digital Art and Design International Forum, 2006.12.
24.	Kuriko Kudo, Yosuke Okuda, Tatsuro Ishii, Hiroyuki Matsuguma, Etsuo Genda, A Representation of the Kabuki make-up on human face in 3D, Asia Digital Art and Design International Forum, 2005.12.

We proceed the training program for telemedicine engineering as the board member of Asia Pacific Advanced Network, Medical Working Group (APAN-MWG), and the director of Local engineering team of APAN-MWG.

One week training program for telemedicine engineering at the conference of Asia Pacific Advanced Network (APAN-TET)
http://www.temdec.med.kyushu-u.ac.jp/eng/our_apanengws.html

Train-the-Trainer program(TtT) for telemedicine engineering in TEMDEC(TTT)
http://www.temdec.med.kyushu-u.ac.jp/eng/our_ttt.html

Although the evolution of the medical technology is amazing, the disparities in health care level by countries and regions has become a global issue. We are trying to support these disparities by adopting distance education via the Internet that can be shared with high-quality medical images of the far-flung areas internationally. We are trying to use ICT for efficient and effective medical programs such as live operation in the international congress, international case conferences, and remote consultation with foreign patient collaborating with International Patient Support Center (IPAC).
http://www.temdec.med.kyushu-u.ac.jp/eng/about_overview.html

Also I have proceeded the training program for telemedicine engineering as the board member of Asia Pacific Advanced Network, Medical Working Group (APAN-MWG), and the director of Local engineering team of APAN-MWG.

One week training program for telemedicine engineering at the conference of Asia Pacific Advanced Network (APAN-TET)
http://www.temdec.med.kyushu-u.ac.jp/eng/our_apanengws.html

Train-the-Trainer program(TtT) for telemedicine engineering in TEMDEC(TTT)
http://www.temdec.med.kyushu-u.ac.jp/eng/our_ttt.html.