Teaching staff
Rie Wakimizu
Associate Prof
- Faculty of medicine
- Child Health Care and Nursing
- Family Nursing CNS Course
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Doctoral course
D2
Keita Sasaki
Master’s research theme
Development and reliability and validity evaluation of the Japanese version of The Quality of Discharge Teaching Scale (QDTS)
Doctoral research theme
Elucidating the Process of Preparing Families of Children with Medical Care for Discharge
Master's course
M2
Iku Taniguchi
Message
I would like to deepen my study of support for children and their families living in the community, starting from the pregnancy stage. I would also like to expand my knowledge through discussions with other graduate students.
M1
Marie Kasai
Message
I would like to learn about family nursing, focusing on care for hospitalized children, their mothers, and siblings. I would also like to broaden my perspective by coming into contact with various academic fields and thinking about the usefulness of nursing.
M1
Naoki Kawasaki
Message
I would like to know how far we can go in providing medical and nursing care to people living in the community and at home by using remotes. I will absorb various things and challenge anything!
Completion student
Keiko Yamaguchi
Doctoral research theme
Research on the medical and social aspects of families of children with inborn errors of metabolism (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Special researcher 16J00782 )
Master’s research theme
Examination of the actual condition of QOL of children with inborn errors of metabolism and their families and related factors
Yumiko Saito
Doctoral research theme
Development and Evaluation of an End-of-Life Family Support Education Program for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Nurses
Master’s research theme
Difficulty feeling and its related factors on the End-of-Life care of children that NICU nurses embrace.
Mikiko Sasaki
Master’s research theme
The experience and thoughts of a child’s family undergoing telemedicine
Hinako Kuwahara
Master’s research theme
Development of The STARx-P Japanese version~Actual conditions of transition preparation status for patients with chronic diseases from the perspective of parents in Japan
Kazuhiro Akimoto
Master’s research theme
Empowerment of Families Caring for Extremely Low Birth Weight Infants Transitioning from NICU/GCU to Home Life and Related Factors
Saori Saito
Master’s research theme
Secondary traumatic stress and related factors of end-of-life experiences on NICU nurses.
Ayumi Goto
Master’s research theme
NICU Nurses' Perspective of Care in Supporting Families of Children with Medical Care Transitioning Home
WANG TONG
Master’s research theme
Stress and related factors in child rearing among Chinese mothers in Japan
Kozue Mochizuki
Master’s research theme
Work Engagement and Related Factors among Nursery Nurses
Mitsuki Yoshimoto
Master’s research theme
Nurses' perception of privacy in NICU and GCU wards
Rika Hayashi
Master’s research theme
Survey on the Actual Situation of Support by Nurses Specializing in Discharge Support for Children with Medical Care and Their Families Discharged from the Hospital after Admission to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Rurie Namiki
Master’s research theme
Experiences of Children Who Lost a Parent to Cancer -From Fighting the Disease to Bereavement and Beyond
