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Ayumi Igarashi, Professor
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The Practical Nursing for an Aging Society Lab belongs to the Advanced Practice Nursing Research Division of the Faculty of Nursing. The faculty members' research areas include gerontological nursing, nursing of older adults, chronic illness nursing, self-care support, and nursing administration. In the graduate program, the lab accepts students with research themes such as nursing for older adults and people with chronic illness, long-term care, community-based integrated care systems, and long-term care insurance services. As a research division, it aims to pursue nursing research that makes use of large-scale data and AI, and to test pilot nursing interventions.
Shinobu Saito, Associate Professor
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The Cultural Nursing Science Lab belongs to the Division of Nursing Science for Cultural Creation in the Graduate School of Nursing. The faculty's research areas include nursing theory implementation science, nursing technology science, infection control and nursing education, nursing pathophysiology (infection nursing and wound healing), and cardiovascular nursing. In graduate school, research themes include teaching nursing skills, implementing nursing theory, fostering professional thinking in nursing students, and improving the quality of nursing practice. As a research division, it aims to theorize nursing, create and spread the value of nursing, and develop educational theory for training the next generation of professionals.
Toshiko Nakayama, Professor
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The Professional Development Lab belongs to the Division of Nursing Science for Cultural Creation in the Graduate School of Nursing. Nursing education is a discipline that aims to deliver high-quality nursing by supporting the growth of each nursing professional, including nursing students. The faculty's research areas include nursing education, interprofessional education, lifelong education and social education, psychiatric and mental health nursing, and multicultural healthcare and global health. In graduate school, research themes include basic nursing education, education in graduate schools of nursing, training that hospitals and other institutions provide to nursing professionals, and the professional development of nursing professionals.
Akiko Tomioka, Professor
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The lab of Professor Akiko Tomioka studies nursing for children and young people with health problems, in the field of child health and development nursing. Research themes include psychosocial support for pediatric and AYA cancer survivors, and educational support for healthcare professionals who address issues of sexuality with these survivors. The lab also works on support during the transition to adult care, when people with chronic illnesses from childhood move from pediatric to adult healthcare. Aiming for a society where children and young people can live as themselves, the lab hopes to work while thinking together with children and their families, students, faculty members, and professionals from various fields.
Seigo Suzuki, Lecturer
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The lab of Lecturer Seigo Suzuki studies nursing for children with illnesses or disabilities and their families, in the field of child health and development nursing. Research themes include improving the quality of life of children and families, and comprehensive nursing support for children with medical care needs and their families. The lab also works on support during the transition to adult care, when people with chronic illnesses from childhood move into adult healthcare. The lab aims to realize a society where children and families, including children with medical care needs, can live with peace of mind.
Kaori Sakai, Assistant Professor
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The lab of Assistant Professor Kaori Sakai studies nursing care for children born preterm and their families, in the field of child health and development nursing. Its research theme is nursing care for parents of preterm-born children in early childhood. In the graduate program, research themes include preterm infants and their families, support for children and families, and nursing practice for children with health problems and their families.
Mariko Masujima, Professor
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The Adult Nursing area conducts education and research in perioperative nursing, cancer nursing, end-of-life care, and acute care (cardiovascular) nursing. The lab values the belief that people can hold goals and hope and change into a new self, at any age and wherever they are. Members hold discussions and give presentations with international students from Indonesia and China, which gives them opportunities to strengthen their English communication. Members range from undergraduates doing graduation research to doctoral students, and they advance their research through discussion in lab seminars and journal clubs.
Toshiiko Ogawa, Lecturer
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The Nursing Pathophysiology Lab studies nursing practice centered on infection prevention, using methods from bacteriology and pathology. To prevent infection, it is essential to understand both the properties and transmission of the causative microorganisms and how disease develops in the person who is infected (the host). Its main research themes at present are oral hygiene management, hygienic management of feeding tubes, and nursing for infection prevention. The lab has the experimental facilities and techniques to demonstrate the evidence for nursing practice experimentally, using microbiological methods.
Masatoshi Saiki, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Masatoshi Saiki's lab studies nursing administration. Its themes are promoting collaboration between nursing professionals and nursing assistants, and developing the role of advanced practice nurses. In the graduate school, the lab accepts research on the roles of nursing assistants, collaboration among professions, and task shifting/sharing.
Kunie Maehara, Professor
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The Reproductive Health Nursing Lab studies health problems affecting women, mothers, and children from the perspective of nursing science. In addition to maternal nursing, it is a field of nursing that focuses on health promotion, including reproduction, sexuality, and becoming a father. The lab explores ways to address issues linked to social problems such as the declining birthrate and childbirth at older ages. All faculty members are nurses and midwives, and in the undergraduate program they also teach maternal nursing and midwifery education.
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