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Ayumi Amemiya, Lecturer
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Amemiya Lab aims for a society where people can feel that "right now is the happiest time" until the very end of life, and conducts research on nursing that uses technology. The lab works on research that measures body movements and other signals with sensors, and on developing care devices based on expertise as nurses. Another characteristic of the lab is that it holds many meetings with engineering labs and companies. Undergraduate students are also assigned to the lab in the winter of their third year and write a graduation thesis.
Motoshi Ochi, Professor
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In Professor Motoshi Ochi's lab, research is conducted in geriatric medicine, diabetology, pharmacology, and biological nursing. The lab's themes are the link between the endocrine and exocrine functions of the pancreas (pancreatic endocrine-exocrine interaction) and rare sugars. In the graduate school, the lab accepts quantitative research using information obtained from the body, research on taking medication, and research in gerontology.
Sumie Ikezaki, Professor
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In Professor Sumie Ikezaki's lab, research on health, medical, and long-term care policy and on nursing management is conducted in the field of health management nursing. The lab's themes are the work environments of healthcare and long-term care workers, and nursing management related to the quality of care and workforce development. The lab aims to turn "tacit knowledge," which in nursing often remains dependent on individual experience and intuition, into "explicit knowledge" that many people can share. In the graduate school, the lab also accepts research on evaluating the quality of medical and long-term care services.
Miyuki Ishibashi, Professor
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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.
Mina Ishimaru, Professor
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The Community Health Nursing Lab studies community health nursing and public health nursing. Centered on people with dementia and their families, the lab works on building communities where citizens, professionals, and government collaborate to support one another. The lab also exchanges ideas with researchers at a university in Ireland on the theme of caring communities. Graduate students deepen their research through a combination of group supervision and individual supervision from faculty, and write up their findings as papers.
Michika Tanoe, Professor
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The lab of Professor Michika Tanoe studies psychiatric and mental health nursing. Its themes are mental health and care for people with mental illness and their families. Based on the view that mental health issues concern everyone and that mental illness can happen to anyone, the lab considers how to improve mental health and how to support individuals and their families. The graduate program also accepts research on improving the quality of mental health and psychiatric nursing care.
Sayuri Suwa, Professor
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The lab of Professor Sayuri Suwa studies dementia care, gerontological nursing, and home care. Its themes are developing care techniques for people with dementia and ethics in care for older adults. The lab also works on developing home care technology and putting it into practice in society. Together with undergraduate students, graduate students, and collaborators, the lab takes on research that contributes to each individual's quality of life (QOL) and to the quality of society (Social Quality).
Kieko Iida, Associate Professor
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The lab of Associate Professor Kieko Iida studies long-term care for older adults, as well as palliative care and end-of-life care. Its themes are palliative care and end-of-life care in long-term care facilities, where older adults live for extended periods. Other research themes include human resource management in care for older adults and the cultural adaptation of foreign nurses and care workers. In the graduate program, the lab also accepts research on the cross-border movement of nursing and care workers.
Mio Suzuki, Assistant Professor
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The lab of Assistant Professor Mio Suzuki studies psychiatric and mental health nursing. Its research themes are social functioning and cognitive remediation in people with schizophrenia. In the graduate program, the lab accepts research on hospital- and community-based support for people with mental health problems and their families, as well as symptom management and recovery support. Support for the mental health of students and working people is also one of the themes the lab accepts.
Shinichiroh Yokota, Professor
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The Nursing Management Informatics Lab studies how to make nursing practice and nursing management visible (visualization). The lab structures and standardizes nursing-related information and develops strategies for using real-world data to improve the quality and safety of nursing and healthcare. It also aims to apply artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented intelligence in clinical practice and demonstrate their effectiveness. Students in the Faculty of Nursing and the Graduate School of Nursing can apply to join the weekly lab seminar (journal club and research progress reports), even if they are not supervised by the lab.
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