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Disaster Nursing Lab (Miyuki Ishibashi)
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A lab in gerontological nursing for an aging society that supports transitions between care settings and thinks about disaster preparedness together with citizens.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring nursing for an aging society scientifically.
In Professor Miyuki Ishibashi's lab, research covers gerontological nursing, community and home care nursing, and disaster nursing.
The lab scientifically explores the nursing practice needed in an aging society and applies the accumulated knowledge to education and research.
The lab's themes are support when the place of care changes, discharge support, and disaster citizen science.
In the graduate school, the lab also accepts research on disaster preparedness education in which students and citizens learn together, and on providing and receiving support in disaster-affected areas.
Key terms
- Discharge support
- Support that prepares the care setting and daily life of hospitalized patients so that they can live with peace of mind after discharge
- Disaster citizen science
- An effort in which citizens take part, together with researchers, in surveys and research on disasters
- Receiving disaster aid
- Accepting help and support from outside during a disaster
ResearchResearch themes
The research themes are support for transitions between care settings, discharge support, disaster citizen science, and gerontological nursing.
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- ProfessorMiyuki Ishibashi
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- Top image: “Hope Residential ^ Nursing Care Home - geograph.org.uk - 4171976” Tiger / CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped)
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