About NCVC
History of the NCVC
Solid steps taken by NCVC to control cerebral and cardiovascular diseases
1970's
1977 |
Dr. Tsuneo Yoshida installed as the first president National Cardiovascular Center inauguration ceremony held Hospital and Research Institute operations began, three general wards and ICU opened One special ward (Coronary Care Unit (CCU)) opened |
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1978 |
Residency system began Six general wards and two special wards (Infants' and Stroke Care Unit (SCU)) opened |
1979 | Two general wards and one special ward (Neurosurgical Care Unit (NCU)) opened |
1980's
1980 | One general ward opened |
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1981 | Library construction completed |
1982 | A special ward for perinatal care opened |
1983 | Dr. Hisao Manabe installed as the second president |
1986 |
The National Cardiovascular Center was designated as a WHO Collaborating Center for Research and Training Construction of the Research Institute annex completed |
1987 |
Department of Pharmacy established in the Hospital Tenth anniversary ceremony |
1990's
1990 |
Construction of the radioisotope ward completed Dr. Teruo Omae installed as the third president |
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1992 | Construction of the rehabilitation ward completed |
1993 | The National Cardiovascular Center was approved as an advanced treatment hospital |
1995 | Dr. Yasunaru Kawashima installed as the fourth president |
1996 |
Nationwide network offering integrated medical support for cerebral and cardiovascular diseases (JUN Net) Established Dr. Haruhiko Kikuchi installed as the fifth president |
1997 |
Heart Transplant Office established Twentieth anniversary ceremony held |
1998 | Organ and Tissue Donation Task Office established |
1999 | Division of Clinical Trial Management established |
2000's
2000 |
Construction of the biotechnology ward completed Dr. Takenori Yamaguchi installed as the sixth president |
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2001 |
Severe heart failure/transplantation ward opened Dr. Soichiro Kitamura installed as the seventh president |
2002 | Construction of the gamma knife ward completed |
2004 | Advanced Medical Engineering Center opened |
2005 | Clinical Research Center opened |
2006 | Ten-year Strategy for Conquering Cerebral and Cardiovascular Diseases formulated |
2007 | Thirtieth anniversary ceremony held |
2008 | Dr. Nobuo Hashimoto installed as the eighth president |
2009 | Cell Processing Center established |
2010's
2010 |
Reorganized as an institution with an independent administration Dr. Nobuo Hashimoto inaugurated as first president of the new entity Research and Development Initiative Center opened Clean room for infant transplantation completed New Cardiovascular Care Unit (CCU) opened |
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2011 |
Hybrid operation room system introduced The NCVC was designated as an Early and Exploratory Clinical Trials Facility A childcare facility was established Medical care cluster ward opened BioBank established |
2012 |
Electronic medical record system introduced "Doctor Car"ambulance system introduced NCVC's Healthy Low-salt Cookbook published |
2013 | Relocation to former Suita Marshalling Yard site announced |
2014 |
Handover of relocation site completed Center for Cerebral and Cardiovascular Disease Information opened Medical Care Cluster Formation Council established |
2015 |
NCVC comes under National Research and Development Agency Omics Research Center opened Second Conference on the Medical Care Cluster Formation Council held |
2016 | Dr. Hisao Ogawa takes charge as the second president |
2017 | The 40th Anniversary ceremony held |
2018 |
NCVC certified as Asia's first and world's 9th central facility for implantable artificial heart (VAD) treatment The Northern Osaka earthquake occurred The Basic Act on Stroke and Heart Disease enacted for increasing healthy life expectancy |
2019 |
Open Innovation Center (OIC) established NCVC moved to Kishibe-Shimmachi, Suita |
2020's
2020 |
Health Support Center established Emergency Department established |
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last updated : 2021/09/30