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Status: Monthly contributions
— Wikipedian  —
Name
Dr.khatmando
Name in real life(Dr. J. M. Dixon)
NationalityAustralian
Current locationAustralia, Japan, USA, Kythera
LanguagesEnglish, Japanese
EthnicityGreek, Scott
Education and employment
OccupationClinical Supervisor and Educator (Psychology & Counseling), Translator & Interpreter, Psychometrician, especially scale design using SEQ methods. Research consultant.
EmployerOn call
EducationPhD
UniversityNanzan University, Griffith University, ACU, Ohio University
Hobbies, favourites and beliefs
Hobbies3rd Dan Musojikiden Eishinryu Iaido (Fukui Dojo)
ReligionOrthodox
Politicsno thanks
AliasesDr. J, The1stDwarf
MoviesDocumentary film production (see IMDBPro)
BooksAuthor of several test book chapters.
Interests

Painting, Mixed media, Documentary film interview techniques

Account statistics
Joined2006
Userboxes
Japanese
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English
This user is a translator and proofreader from Japanese to English on Wikipedia:Translation.


This user has published peer-reviewed articles in academic journals.
PSYThis user is an expert in Psychology.
⚕This user is a member of the Medicine WikiProject Translation Taskforce. This person may be a new user recruited by Doc James, so please be nice.

Short introduction on who I am

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Hi there,

I have returned after a long hiatus due to a rare and disabling medical condition, but I believe I still have some value to offer other WPs, and the work they contribute.(Oct 2023j.

You have probably come hear to find out a little more about me, or if I can help you with something. I enjoy helping people on Wikipedia so please tell me what you need on my talk page. On top of the infobox on this page, I post a short description of how active I currently am on Wikipedia.

I'm a university academic, clinical educator and supervisor, author, and bidirectional Japanese-English translator and interpreter. I completed my university study in Japan, Australia, and the USA. I love those places and if I could live in all of them at the same time I would, but I can settle for frequently travelling between them. I participate in WikiProject Japan and like to contribute by writing new articles and translating content between existing articles. I've been a professional translator and interpreter (medical, legal, technical) for 30 years and a mental health clinician, educator and researcher for 18 years. I like to use my professional experience to contribute to Wikipedia.

I've been editing on Wikipedia since 2006 with the account Jdcounselling, and since 2015 with my current account. You can find more information about me at User:Jdcounselling, that you won't find here. If you would like help with something related to Japan, psychology, epidemiology, or higher education please talk to me. You can see how available I am by looking at the status displayed on top of my user box. I will consider requests for translations. You can also check loot to Wikipedia:Translators available for other people working across languages.

If you think you can help out the contributors at WikiProject Japan please do. I have had a very positive experience with the other people there and in Wikipedia in general. I'm still learning about Wikipedia but I've found that the more put into Wikipedia the more you get out of Wikipedia. If you're new and having a hard time be patient with the help other folk might send your way. Their guidance is important and your learning is valuable.

I must mention that I even have family on Wikipedia. I am a distant relative of Lafcadio Hearn and George Miller. We are related through our family on the island of Kythera.

Currently working on

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Bidirectional Japanese English translations from WikiProject Japan WP:JP, WikiProject Medicine and the WP:MED Translation Task Force.

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There are some tools useful for locating pages that are in one language but not in English, with some parameters for finding related pages, and how prevalent an article is across other language Wikipedias:

Travels and life

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Spent years in: Japan Australia United States
Spent month(s) in: United Kingdom Thailand Vietnam
Spent week(s) in: Greece Brazil New Zealand New Caledonia Fiji
Spent days in: South Korea Singapore Hong Kong China Taiwan Philippines Canada
Visited / passed by: Malaysia Switzerland
Idea and layout stolen from Petri Krohn via Errabee via Sebastiankessel via White Cat via Guettarda via Ëzhiki via Bamse

Clinical Professional Association Articles

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Dates indicate the time I commenced expanding or created the article

# Article Date Class Languages Importance
1 Japan Medical Association 2017-04-22 B ja,en  Mid 
2 Japan Pharmaceutical Association 2017‎-04-24 C ja,en  Mid 
3 Japan Medical Association Journal 2017-04-26 Start ja,en  Mid 
4 Japan Dental Association 2017-04-26 Stub ja  ??? 
5 Nihon Ishi Gakkai 2017--05-01 Stub ja  ??? 
6 Japanese Association of Medical Sciencesnote 2019-12–1 Stub ja, en  High 

Note related to article 6 mentioned above. From article number six potentially acts as a kind of “codex” to improve by expanding, translating, mapping, reviewing for scholarly rigour, translate, and where appropriate merge the medical specialisations, considered peak body within their discipline, endorsed and administered by the Japan Medical Association. This would sufficiently cover the entire Japanese medical profession and the specialisations directly organised by the most noteworthy medical associations under the JMA. A formidable source for clinicians looking to collaborate internationally. Other benefits would become evident during the progress on this work. There are some 40 articles requiring attention.

Wikipedia Did you know ? articles

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Dates indicate the time I commenced expanding or created the article

# Article Date Class Languages Importance Activity
1 Tokugawa Art Museum 2017-05-3 Stub ja,en  Mid 
2 Imperial Crown style 2017-05-01 B ja,en  Top  Completed translation & content contributon
3 Mikishi Abe 2017-04--07 Stub ja,en  Low 
4 Giyōfū architecture Stub ja,en  Top 
5 Okada Shinichirō 2017-14-07 Stub ja,en  ??? 
6 Shimoda Kikutaro 2017-07-25 Start ja,en  Mid  translation, content contribution
7 Japanese Western Eclectic Architecture 2017-08-06 Start ja,en  Mid  created, translation, new content

To do list

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1. Edo period police
2. Kumazawa Hiromichi needs only some improvement to meet B-class criteria. Refer to ja Wikipedia article.
3. Kurihama, Yokosuka Is an important locality both historically (landing site of Perry's ships) and presently. Stub can be expanded with translation from Japanese wiki
4. Kumiko Haba article does not meet WP:ACADEMIC notability?
5. Co-op Kobe is a stub. The largest co-op in the world founded by Toyohiko Kagawa
6. Tandai inaccuracies need to be corrected on this article. Moderate work.
checkY7. Mielparque Tokyo after discussion added infobox and translation
checkY8. WP:JAPAN articles needing infoboxes initial count 260: currently 190
9. Shunsuke Matsumoto have added infobox. A little more translation work will greatly improve article.
10. Japan Art Academy translation needed.

Reminders

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When the machine behind Google Translate can't sleep, does it count hydraulic rams and dream of wet sheep?
Professional writing done with an attitude of importance over preciousness leads to one getting a life and keeping it...
Family is the most important group you will ever be apart of.

Articles created under Jdcounselling account

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# Article Date Class
1 Yunker 2006‎-12-14 ???
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Template:infobox organization

List of medical associations

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