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Harue Arao, Professor
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The Acute and Palliative Care Lab studies perioperative nursing, as well as the psychological characteristics and nursing care of patients from the cancer treatment period through to end of life. The patients it focuses on vary widely in developmental stage, health level, and psychosocial background, and in the lab seminar, graduate students freely exchange opinions with one another. At the undergraduate level, the lab is in charge of the Adult Nursing Practicum (Perioperative), in which students mainly learn preoperative and postoperative nursing care for patients undergoing cancer surgery.
Takayoshi Ueno
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The Perioperative Management Lab studies the management of patients before and after surgery, as well as long-term follow-up once time has passed since the operation. The lab views everything from assessing a patient's condition before surgery to postoperative rehabilitation as a single path, and sees its role as helping patients move along that path smoothly. Its goal is to train people who can coordinate a team from many perspectives, across professional boundaries. Starting in fiscal year 2022 (Reiwa 4), the lab opened a course in the doctoral program for training clinical engineers to become instructors.
Momoko Buyo, Professor
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The Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Lab is the lab within the Nursing Practice Development Science Division that is mainly responsible for education in the psychiatric field. The division is made up of the adult, psychiatric, and gerontological fields. The division trains research educators who advance the accumulation of the scientific evidence needed for nursing care in clinical settings, the development of methods to evaluate nursing care, and the building of theory behind it. The division's website explains that while it has been demonstrated that nursing interventions contribute to improvements in patients' conditions, the accumulation of evidence is insufficient.
Yasuko Shimizu, Professor
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The Chronic Illness Nursing Lab belongs to the Nursing Practice Development Science Division in the Department of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, and is introduced on the division's website as "Adult Nursing (Chronic Phase)." The division works to train research educators who advance the accumulation of the evidence needed for clinical nursing care, the development of methods to evaluate nursing care, and the building of theory behind it. For details on the lab's research and its approach to supervision, the website directs readers to contact each faculty member.
Yasushi Takeya, Professor
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The Gerontological Nursing Lab studies care centered on older adults, from prevention through end-of-life care, mainly in collaboration with clinical settings. The lab views older adults as people living their daily lives, and aims to build, through both research and clinical practice, the role of nurses as the core of interprofessional collaboration. The lab wants to strengthen nurse-to-nurse collaboration and focus on research and education that help build evidence and systems showing the importance of nursing that supports daily life.
Masayuki Endo, Professor
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The Maternal-Fetal Medicine Lab studies the fetus from a broad range of perspectives, from fetal diagnosis, fetal therapy, and grief care for fetal death to creating better childbirth and better child-rearing environments. The Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Center, opened by Osaka University Hospital in 2015, is dedicated every day to pregnant women, their families, and the babies in the womb. For grief care, the lab aims to build a system that can be provided through collaboration among many professions, including obstetrics and gynecology, psychiatry, midwives, clinical psychologists, and medical anthropologists. The lab's website is presented on a joint website together with the Perioperative Management Lab and others.
Kenichi Yamamoto, Associate Professor
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The Developmental Pediatrics Lab conducts research related to children's growth and genetics. Physical and mental growth through the newborn period, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood is the most dynamic change in a human life, and the lab says much about it is still not understood. From undergraduate to graduate level, the lab is in charge of courses, practicums, and research on children and genetics, including clinical pediatrics, child health, school health, and neonatal physiology and pathophysiology. The lab's page says, “Let's learn about children and genetics, and open up new knowledge together.”
Mie Shiraishi, Professor
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The Midwifery and Reproductive Health Lab conducts research and contributes to society in order to support women's health. The lab aims to establish health guidance and care related to daily life so that women can go through pregnancy, childbirth, and child-rearing in good physical and mental health. Its research sometimes also uses biochemical data. The lab also aims to train midwives who can work not only in Japan but also internationally, as well as researchers in maternal and child health.
Akemi Yamazaki, Professor
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The Pediatric and Family Nursing Lab is one of the labs in the Department of Life-Nurturing Nursing Science, Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. The department states that nursing care that supports the birth and healthy growth of life is becoming increasingly important in a society with a declining birthrate and an aging population. In addition to research on nursing practice and reproductive health, the department aims to carry out research and initiatives on normalization for children with disabilities, including from an international perspective. Besides Pediatric and Family Nursing, the department includes the Pediatrics and Child Development, Midwifery and Reproductive Health, Maternal and Fetal Medicine, and Women's Health Science labs.
Hiroko Watanabe, Professor
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The Women's Health Science Lab is a lab in the Department of Life-Nurturing Nursing Science, Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. The Department of Life-Nurturing Nursing Science aims to carry out research on nursing practice and reproductive health, as well as research on normalization for children with disabilities that incorporates an international perspective. The official page of the Division of Health Sciences introduces research, published under the name of this lab's professor, showing that depression, anxiety, and oxytocin in pregnant women affect emotional bonding with their children.
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