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SEKI Yukiko
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■ Degree
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■ Research Keyword
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■ Field Of Study
  • Life sciences, Healthcare management, medical sociology
■ Career
  • 01 Apr. 2006
  • 01 Apr. 2006, - ,-
  • 01 Apr. 2002 - 31 Mar. 2006
  • 01 Apr. 2002 - 31 Mar. 2006, ,-
  • 01 Apr. 2001
  • 01 Apr. 2001, ,-
■ Educational Background
  • 2002, Japan
  • 2002, -

Performance information

■ Paper
  • 社会的孤立状態にある薬害HIV感染血友病等患者への訪問看護師による健康訪問相談事業 : 事例分析による事業へのニーズと意義—Health Consultation Service by Visiting Nurses for Socially Isolated Individuals with Hemophilia and Injection Drug-Related HIV : Needs and Significance through Case Studies               
    関 由起子; 柿沼 章子
    Volume:26, Number:3, First page:163, Last page:167, Aug. 2024, [Reviewed]
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, CiNii Books ID:AA11379941
  • Educational challenges and strategies in teaching basic life support to teacher trainees: Understanding the  reality of school accidents and analyzing shifting confidence in BLS execution               
    SEKI Yukiko; KIRIBUCHI Hiroshi
    Journal of Japanese Society for Emergency Medicine, Volume:27, Number:2, First page:93, Last page:101, Apr. 2024, [Reviewed], [Lead]
    This study investigates how confidence in lifesaving activities changes among teacher trainees with experience in basic life support (BLS) training, the lecture incorporates statistics on school accidents and specific instances of school accidents.

    Methods: A pre-and-post lecture survey was conducted among first-year students in the Faculty of Education at a University. The lecture covered basic life support and delved into the ASUKA model for handling accidents during physical school activities. It also addressed statistics related to school accidents and included analyses of fatalities and rescue cases.

    Results: The survey achieved a response rate of 80.4% (316 participants). Although 82.5% had received prior training in “first aid in primary, middle, or high school classes,” only 8.2% expressed confidence in performing life-saving activities. Confidence levels, measured on an 11-point scale, demonstrated an average increase of 3.8 before and after the lecture. Multivariate analysis highlighted a significant rise in confidence among participants who cited a “heightened awareness of the necessity to act in saving students’ lives” as the catalyst for their change.

    Conclusions: The lecture, designed to provide teacher trainees with a realistic understanding of school accidents and emphasize the crucial role of educators in safeguarding children's lives, led to a substantial boost in confidence regarding lifesaving activities.
    Japanese Society for Emergency Medicine, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.11240/jsem.27.93
    DOI ID:10.11240/jsem.27.93, ISSN:1345-0581, eISSN:2187-9001
  • Basic life support (BLS) training for school teachers: evaluation of the BLS training system of Saitama City based on the lessons following the death of a child               
    SEKI Yukiko; KIRIBUCHI Hiroshi
    Japanese Journal of Health Education and Promotion, Volume:29, Number:1, First page:28, Last page:39, Feb. 2021
    Objective: Saitama City Board of Education has provided basic life support (BLS) training system to school teachers using the life-saving program “ASUKA model,” which resulted from the lessons following the death of a child. This study aimed to evaluate the training system and identify issues by comparing the results of regular teachers with those of nursing teachers (Yogo teachers).

    Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional study of all schools in Saitama City using a self-administered anonymous questionnaire in 2018. A total of 166 schools were enrolled, and 3,026 teachers from 150 schools responded. We analyzed the data of 2,351 regular teachers and 152 Yogo teachers.

    Results: The percentage of regular teachers who received BLS training more than 10 times and who answered that they could perform BLS was about 40%. However, more than 40% of the regular teachers who had more than ten BLS training sessions responded that they lacked the confidence to perform BLS. Among the reasons included are as follows: they would experience anxiety in emergencies, they would become worried about performing inadequate BLS, and they could not take responsibility for failure to rescue. Moreover, in comparison with Yogo teachers, regular teachers focused on learning BLS techniques and not on learning the warning signs of a medical emergency, knowing when to start BLS, or having the responsibility of saving students’ lives. The regular teachers’ strong sense of responsibility for saving lives was significantly related to their confidence in performing BLS.

    Conclusion: The Saitama City Board of Education’s BLS training system was shown to be effective for teachers when training is conducted repeatedly. To improve the regular teachers’ BLS practical skills, regular teachers need to learn when and why they perform BLS and to relieve the anxiety of performing BLS using actual emergency scenarios in training.
    JAPANESE SOCIETY OF HEALTH EDUCATION AND PROMOTION, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.11260/kenkokyoiku.29.28
    DOI ID:10.11260/kenkokyoiku.29.28, ISSN:1340-2560, eISSN:1884-5053, CiNii Articles ID:130007996233, CiNii Books ID:AA11480060
  • Multitasking and Interruptions in the Tasks of Nurses : Time-and-Motion Study and Video Analysis               
    SEKI Yukiko; TAKAYAMA Tomoko
    The Japanese Journal of Health and Medical Sociology, Volume:21, Number:1, First page:39, Last page:51, 2010
    In a medical setting, although multitasking and interruptions in tasks of nurses lead to errors, little is known about the situation in Japan. We conducted a time-and-motion study and video analysis to determine the number and types of tasks and interruptions in these tasks of four nurses and two pharmacists in a hospital in Japan. With regard to multitasking, the nurses performed 39.3 tasks per hour; this number was 19.8 in the case of the pharmacists. The nurses and pharmacists were interrupted in the middle of their tasks 9.3 and 8.0 times per hour on average, respectively. At the nurses' station, the telephone and the nurse call system rang 47 and 81 times in a day, respectively. Our results suggest that nurses experienced more interruptions and managed more tasks concurrently. To prevent errors, nurses' tasks should be divided among other workers such as pharmacists.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.21.1_39
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.21.1_39, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009841531, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • Problems of notifications to people with medically induced HIV infection in Japan               
    SEKI Yukiko; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko; INOUE Yoji; KATAYAMA Chie; YOSHII Kiyoko; MARUYAMA Yuka; KIMURA Chikako; WAKABAYASHI Chihiro; SETO Shinichiro
    The Japanese Journal of Health and Medical Sociology, Volume:11, First page:58, Last page:68, 2005, [Reviewed]
    The purpose of this study is to find out how the medically induced HIV patients were notified of their HIV infection and what kinds of effects the way of notification had on the doctor-patient continuous relationship. Self-reporting questionnaires were mailed to approximately 500 patients. Response rate was about 57% (n=283), 238 were subjects in this study. Approximately 60% of the subjects did not receive the notifications until 1990, or five years later than the HIV antibody test became available in Japan. About 65% of them tended to blame the time of notification, and 67% of them did not have contact with doctor who prescribed unheated blood products to the patients. We discussed some causes of the lack or delay of the notification, and patients' evaluation of the notification.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.11.0_58
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.11.0_58, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863537, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
■ MISC
  • HIV陽性者におけるレクレーショナルドラッグの使用とソーシャルサポート・ストレス対処力との関連 Futures Japan第3回調査より               
    戸ヶ里 泰典; 井上 洋士; 高久 陽介; 大島 岳; 阿部 桜子; 細川 陸也; 塩野 徳史; 米倉 佑貴; 片倉 直子; 山内 麻江; 井上 智史; 関 由起子; 若林 チヒロ; 大木 幸子
    Volume:26, Number:4, First page:525, Last page:525, Nov. 2024
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2025048366
  • 日本国内在住のHIV陽性者におけるアルコール依存の実態と心理社会的要因               
    戸ヶ里 泰典; 井上 洋士; 高久 陽介; 阿部 桜子; 細川 陸也; 塩野 徳史; 関 由起子; 米倉 佑貴; 山内 麻江; 若林 チヒロ; 大木 幸子
    Volume:83回, First page:481, Last page:481, Oct. 2024
    Japanese
    ISSN:1347-8060, 医中誌Web ID:YC10471070
  • 社会的孤立状態にある薬害HIV感染血友病等患者への訪問看護師による健康訪問相談事業 事例分析による事業へのニーズと意義               
    関 由起子; 柿沼 章子
    Volume:26, Number:3, First page:163, Last page:167, Aug. 2024
    HIV感染による偏見差別を起因とする社会的孤立状態にある薬害HIV感染血友病等患者(以下患者とする)は少なくなく,だれにも援助を求めることなく健康のみならず生活破綻をきたす場合もある。その患者の生活の質改善のための活動として,2014年に患者の居住地域の訪問看護師による医療行為を伴わない健康訪問相談事業が開始され,2024年3月末まで計22人が利用した。本研究では本事業へのニーズと意義を明らかにするために,健康訪問相談事業化のきっかけとなった支援困難事例と,事業開始後の類似事例を抽出し,支援状況について比較するための事例分析を行った。その結果,健康訪問相談では本事業担当の訪問看護師による伴走型支援が行われており,顕在化前の問題解決により患者の地域での生活維持に役立っていた。また,患者にとって地域における健康訪問相談事業は,地域で安心して暮らせるためのソーシャルキャピタルとも考えられた。(著者抄録)
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2025003625
  • 学校での死亡事故ゼロを目指して 教員が救急処置を学ぶ意義と課題               
    関 由起子; 桐淵 博
    Volume:27, Number:3, First page:384, Last page:384, Jul. 2024
    Japanese
    ISSN:1345-0581, eISSN:2187-9001, 医中誌Web ID:2024297070
  • HIV陽性者に対するうつ傾向に対するソーシャルサポートネットワークの関連性               
    戸ヶ里 泰典; 井上 洋士; 高久 陽介; 大島 岳; 阿部 桜子; 細川 陸也; 塩野 徳史; 米倉 佑貴; 片倉 直子; 山内 麻江; 河合 薫; 井上 智史; 関 由起子; 若林 チヒロ; 大木 幸子
    Volume:25, Number:4, First page:403, Last page:403, Nov. 2023
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2024182499
  • HIV陽性者におけるうつ傾向に対するスティグマの認知およびソーシャルサポートの関連性               
    戸ヶ里 泰典; 井上 洋士; 高久 陽介; 大島 岳; 阿部 桜子; 細川 陸也; 塩野 徳史; 米倉 佑貴; 片倉 直子; 山内 麻江; 井上 智史; 河合 薫; 関 由起子; 若林 チヒロ; 大木 幸子
    Volume:25, Number:4, First page:459, Last page:459, Nov. 2023
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2024182610
  • Yogo Teachers’ Confidence in Life-Saving Activities : The Importance of Self-Confidence and BLS Education               
    関 由起子; 桐淵 博
    Volume:72, Number:2, First page:13, Last page:25, Sep. 2023
    [Background] Sudden death is the leading cause of death in school accidents, and basic life support (BLS) by teachers is essential for saving lives. Yogo teacher (a special licensed educator who supports children’s growth and development through health education and health services based on principles of health promotion in all areas of educational activities in school) is the teacher who take a leading role in activities. Improving Yogo teachers' self-efficacy in implementing BLS is believed to contribute to the reduction of sudden deaths in schools. [Objective] The objective of this study was to clarify the factors that affect Yogo teachers' self-efficacy in implementing BLS. [Method] We conducted a secondary analysis of questionnaire results from 1527 Yogo teachers who participated in BLS lectures held at 51 venues hosted by boards of education from 2016 to 2019. The lectures covered the reality of school fatal accidents, cases of sudden child death, the basics of BLS and its effects, and actual life-saving cases. [Results] Of the participants, 57.6% had attended BLS training more than 10 times, but 37.3% of those who had attended more than 10 times reported feeling "uneasy or unable to do lifesaving activities." After the lecture, there was an average increase of 2 points in self-confidence (measured on an 11-point Likert scale) in BLS implementation, and 65.7% reported that they could understand the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and AEDs as the reason for the increase. In addition, Yogo teachers with high levels of confidence in BLS implementation reported that it is crucial for teachers to confirm empathetic understanding and a sense of mission in their job through experiences with bereaved families, for them to perform BLS effectively. [Conclusion] This study showed that BLS courses, which introduce actual accident and life-saving cases, encourage Yogo teachers to "understand the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the effectiveness of AEDs," leading to increased confidence in BLS implementation. Additionally, BLS courses that foster empathic understanding and a sense of mission can improve the practical abilities of a teacher organization in BLS, further increasing the self-efficacy of Yogo teachers in implementing BLS.
    Faculty of Education, Saitama University, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/0002000190
    DOI ID:10.24561/0002000190, eISSN:1881-5146
  • どうする?小児の救命救急対応 新生児から思春期まで 教員志望の学生へのBLS教育のあり方と課題               
    関 由起子; 桐淵 博
    Volume:26, Number:3, First page:289, Last page:289, Jul. 2023
    Japanese
    ISSN:1345-0581, eISSN:2187-9001, 医中誌Web ID:2023295015
  • Improving School Teachers’ Confidence in Performing Basic Life Support : Effectiveness of Storytelling About School Accidents<教育科学>               
    関 由起子; 桐淵 博
    Volume:72, Number:1, First page:1, Last page:13, 2023
    type:text
    Objective: This study explored the effective factors to improve the confidence of teachers in performing BLS, focusing on storytelling about school accidents.Methods: Quantitative analyses were conducted using data from questionnaires for 2,313 teachers who received BLS training annually in Saitama City where a student's death happened (repeated BLS training group) and 2,647 non-Saitama City teachers who attended BLS lectures which included school accident storytelling from the perspectives of the teachers and families of the students involved in the accidents, but it did not contain BLS skill training (school accidents lecture group).Results: The percentage of those who answered that they had confidence in performing BLS in an emergency was significantly higher in the repeated BLS training group (41.8%) than those in pre-lecture in the school accidents lecture group (34.8%). After the lectures of the school accidents lecture group, the mode of post-lecture confidence in performing BLS (0–10 Likert-type scales) was three points higher than that of pre-lecture confidence, and the difference was statistically significant. The factors related to the confidence in performing BLS in the school accidents lecture group were “understanding the epidemiology of school accidents”, “empathic understanding of school accident victims’ families”, “understanding to start cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) even if a bystander is not sure about a pulse or breath”, “understanding that adverse events associated with CPR are very rare”, and “understanding that saving student lives from school accidents is the mission of teachers”. Contrarily, the teachers who answered “repeating BLS skill training was important” were related to having lower confidence to perform BLS.Conclusion: The results indicated that the simple BLS algorithm that does not need to assess for pulse and breathing, and understanding the safety of BLS might improve the confidence in performing BLS. In addition, understanding the victims’ feelings through real case stories, the epidemiology of school accidents, and the responsibility for saving student lives were related to high confidence in teachers because this can lead to increased motivation and skills to perform BLS. Hence, for teachers to improve their practical skills, explaining school accidents from the voice of teachers and victims should be included in BLS courses as well as skill training.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00019875
    DOI ID:10.24561/00019875, ISSN:1881-5146
  • 社会的孤立状態にある薬害HIV感染被害患者への訪問看護師による健康訪問相談活動               
    関 由起子; 柿沼 章子; 久地井 寿哉; 岩野 友里
    Volume:24, Number:4, First page:366, Last page:366, Nov. 2022
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2023200843
  • HIV陽性者の自覚症状の推移と自覚症状数及び医療者とのコミュニケーションの関連性 過去3回のFutures Japan全国調査のデータより               
    山内 麻江; 井上 洋士; 板垣 貴志; 戸ヶ里 泰典; 細川 陸也; 阿部 桜子; 米倉 佑貴; 関 由起子; 大島 岳; 片倉 直子; 若林 チヒロ; 塩野 徳史; 井上 智史; 大木 幸子; 高久 陽介
    Volume:24, Number:4, First page:370, Last page:370, Nov. 2022
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2023200850
  • HIV陽性者における市販薬乱用の実態と背景 第3回Futures Japan調査より               
    戸ヶ里 泰典; 井上 洋士; 高久 陽介; 大島 岳; 阿部 桜子; 細川 陸也; 塩野 徳史; 米倉 佑貴; 片倉 直子; 山内 麻江; 河合 薫; 井上 智史; 関 由起子; 若林 チヒロ; 大木 幸子
    Volume:24, Number:4, First page:445, Last page:445, Nov. 2022
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2023201000
  • 薬害HIV感染血友病等患者への生活全体を包括する支援におけるHIVコーディネーターナースの役割               
    関 由起子; 大金 美和; 大杉 福子; 谷口 紅; 鈴木 ひとみ; 栗田 あさみ; 杉野 祐子; 久地井 寿哉; 岩野 友里; 柿沼 章子; 池田 和子; 田沼 順子; 潟永 博之; 岡 慎一; 藤谷 順子
    Volume:23, Number:4, First page:392, Last page:392, Nov. 2021
    Japanese
    ISSN:1344-9478, 医中誌Web ID:2022127130
  • なぜ養護教諭は保健室登校を受け入れるのか : 保健室登校の成立過程と養護教諭の葛藤<教育科学>               
    関 由起子
    Volume:70, Number:2, First page:79, Last page:91, 2021
    type:text
    This study aimed to explore why school nurses agree to care for students who refuse school yet come to their health rooms, and to examine how they cope with the difficulties of caring for such students all day on their own. Semi-structured interviews with five school nurses were conducted and used to analyze the data qualitatively. The results showed that the school nurses unwillingly accepted the students under the headteacher’s or parents’ orders. The school nurses used coping strategies to manage difficulties in caring for the students without the assistance of others. However, the long-term stay of the students caused the nurses to feel that the care had lost meaning. Interdisciplinary care teams and care meetings are needed to provide support for the students and promote school nurses’ physical and mental health.
    Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00019391
    DOI ID:10.24561/00019391, ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120007174105
  • 保護者による軽微な怪我の処置の実態と処置方法の習得機会 学校-家庭における適切な処置の継続を目指して
    関 由起子; 滝田 さやか
    Volume:62, Number:4, First page:225, Last page:233, Oct. 2020
    Japanese
    ISSN:0386-9598, eISSN:2434-835X, 医中誌Web ID:2021035606
  • 入院中の高校生への教育支援 : 大学生による学習支援ボランティアの意義と効果<教育科学>               
    増戸 南; 関 由起子
    Volume:68, Number:2, First page:7, Last page:19, 2019
    type:text
    Hospitalized high school students are unable to continue their schoolwork if their hospital does not have a high school educational system. Saitama Children’s Medical Center with a special needs education school has begun using university student volunteers to provide learning support to hospitalized high school students. This study aims to describe the learning methods used by university student volunteers and the effects of those methods on hospitalized high school students. Six university students and three special needs education school teachers were interviewed, while 23 university students were surveyed using an online survey tool. All participants were asked about the university student volunteers’ behaviors as well as the effects of those behaviors. Kinoshita’s Modified Grounded Theory Approach was applied to perform a qualitative analysis of the data from the interviews and online survey. Results showed that the university student volunteers were able to connect with the high school students by treating them like peers. This put the high-school students with serious illnesses at ease. We concluded that the learning support from university student volunteers was useful for the hospitalized high school students; it helped them improve their academic abilities as well as their mental stability, which gave them courage to face their condition.
    Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00018698
    DOI ID:10.24561/00018698, ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120006734074
  • 手洗い行動と手洗い環境 -子どもの手洗いと環境要因の検討-
    関 由起子
    Volume:39, First page:42, Last page:45, 2019
  • 家庭と学校における応急処置経験がもたらす教育的効果について 大学生への調査結果から
    関 由起子; 滝田 さやか
    Volume:66, Number:1, First page:3, Last page:14, Jan. 2019
    目的 応急処置の方法は時代とともに更新されているにもかかわらず、昔ながらの根拠のない処置が若い世代でも行われている状況がある。本研究では子どもたちがどのように軽微な怪我の処置方法を学んでいくのか、とくに家庭や学校で実際に見たり受けたりした処置経験の影響(教育的効果)について明らかにした。方法 A大学B学部の大学1年生全450人に擦り傷、捻挫、鼻出血、頭部打撲時の計25の処置(推奨される処置14項目、されない処置11項目)の実施状況とその情報の入手先(家庭、授業中や部活動、保健室、医療機関での処置経験、メディア情報)を調査票にて尋ねた。それぞれの処置実施状況を従属変数、処置方法情報の入手先を独立変数とする単変量および多変量解析にて関連性を分析した。結果 対象者450人中408人から有効回答があった。推奨されない処置のうち4項目(傷口の消毒、捻挫時の冷却スプレーやジェルの使用、鼻出血時にティッシュを鼻に詰める、頭部打撲時にたんこぶ程度であれば活動を再開する)が6割以上の割合で実施されていた。また推奨される処置のうち8項目(擦り傷に湿潤用パッドを貼付・ワセリン塗布・ラップ保護、捻挫時に負傷部位の圧迫や挙上、鼻出血時にガーゼや市販の鼻栓を詰める・鼻の周囲を冷却する、頭部打撲時に体温・呼吸・脈拍を確認する・一時間程度安静にする)において5割以下の実施率であった。処置方法の正誤にかかわらず、ほぼすべての処置の実施に家庭での処置経験が有意に影響していた。学校(授業中や部活動、保健室)で実施される処置方法は、推奨される処置のみならず、一部の推奨されない処置の実施にも有意に影響を与えており、子どもたち自身の処置実践に強い教育的効果をもたらすことが明らかになった。結論 家庭や学校で受けた処置の経験が子どもたちの処置実践に強い影響をもたらし、推奨されない処置が伝達されるきっかけとなっていた。その伝達を是正するためにも、子ども自身や保護者が正しい処置を行えるように学習機会を設けるとともに、学校での処置が科学的根拠に基づいた方法になるよう、養護教諭のみならず一般教員も科学的根拠のある処置方法を習得することが重要であることが示唆された。(著者抄録)
    Japanese
    ISSN:0546-1766, eISSN:2187-8986, 医中誌Web ID:2019159982
  • 小児がんおよびAYAがん患者の長期フォローアップの現状と展望 長期フォローアップ体制整備事業の開始を受けて 入院中の子どもたちの学校教育の現状と課題 高校生への学習支援の試みとその評価
    関 由起子
    Volume:55, Number:2, First page:148, Last page:152, Jul. 2018
    小児がん患者の生存率は医学の進歩により飛躍的に向上し、成人し自立した人生を歩むことが出来るようになった。しかし、入院中の子どもたちへの学校教育への支援は不十分であり、将来の自立に負の影響を及ぼしている。本論では入院中の子どもたちの学校教育の課題を踏まえた上で、病弱の特別支援学校(小・中学校のみ)がセンター的機能を用いて行った、入院中の高校生への学習支援の取り組みと課題について論じる。A特別支援学校ではこの学習支援の目的を、1.学習空白をなくす、2.心理的安定および学習意欲を高める、3.在籍高校との所属感の維持継続を図ると定め、併設するB病院および高校生の在籍校と連携し、大学生ボランティアと共同で学習支援を行った。2016年度に支援を受けた生徒9名へのアンケートや関係者への発言等を質的に分析した結果、目的に対する効果が得られたことが明らかになった。特に大学生による支援は、高校生の心の安定に対して教員からの支援では得られない大きな成果が見られた。しかし、高等学校の制度に基づいた教育支援でないため、自己学習が困難な生徒や留年が懸念される生徒には十分な支援が出来ず、また病弱特有の"自立活動"を行うことが出来なかった。大学生ボランティアの導入にも様々な課題があるため、入院中の高校生への特別支援教育の制度体制の見直しが必須である。(著者抄録)
    Japanese
    ISSN:2187-011X, eISSN:2189-5384, 医中誌Web ID:2019022227
  • 養護教諭に対する保護者の認識と期待<人文・社会科学>               
    関 由起子
    Volume:67, Number:2, First page:297, Last page:306, 2018
    type:text
    Although the school-nurse teacher in Japan (Yogo teacher) has developed uniquely for caring for students at school, students and their parents sometimes hardly understand the role of the teacher. The purpose of this study was to explore the thoughts of parents of students about who the Yogo teacher is and what roles do they expect the Yogo teacher to fulfill. An online survey was conducted with 1000 mothers of children in elementary and high schools across Japan. Results showed that over 80% mothers neither knew the formal name “Yogo teacher,” nor that the teacher must have a Yogo teacher license. About 60% thought that the teachers have nurse or public health nurse license. Those who thought that the teachers have nurse or public health nurse license significantly expected Yogo teachers to perform first aid. On the other hand, 6.6% mothers thought that the teachers do not need a special license and had no expectations from teachers. These results revealed that each parent had a different perception and expectations from the Yogo teacher. To identify the health needs of students and support them more effectively, Schools need to explain their functions and roles to students and their parents more often.
    Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00018348
    DOI ID:10.24561/00018348, ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120006533495
  • 科学的根拠のある救急処置の実践を目指して : 応急処置の実践方法と保健室の備品との関係<人文・社会科学>               
    関 由起子
    Volume:67, Number:1, First page:193, Last page:202, 2018
    type:text
    Although medical treatment has progressed, school health supplies and equipment and school health teachers’ first aid skills have not kept up. The purpose of this study is to assess what health supplies and equipment are provided in schools and how school health teachers use them, and to discuss the problems pertaining to their use. The study is based on the results of a survey of school health teachers who attended a university extension course in 2016. The questionnaire listed 55 health supplies, including those used to monitor vital signs, cold treatments for sprains, medicines for internal and external use, antiseptics and disinfectants used to clean skin and wounds, and other medical equipment. The questionnaire asked the teachers if they had and used these supplies. Of the 80 teachers, 74 provided valid responses―a valid response rate of 92.5%. Results show that some schools lack basic medical equipment and that the first aid knowledge is inconsistent among teachers. More than 20 percent of the teachers did not have a sphygmomanometer to check blood pressure. Nearly all of the health rooms had eye patches and crutches. Some of the teachers used oxygen spray bottles for the treatment of dyspnea. When nosebleeds occurred, a nasal plug was frequently used before applying direct pressure. More than 90 percent of the teachers used cold patches for sprains. The teachers used medicines easily for high school students, even though the students study appropriate medicine use in health classes. These results suggest that teachers need to check their health supplies and equipment and to be trained to use them more efficiently.
    Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00018048
    DOI ID:10.24561/00018048, ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120006416611
  • Can Education, Internet Use or Social Support Improve Health Literacy? : A Pilot Study of a Cross-sectional Population Survey in Japan<人文・社会科学>               
    関 由起子
    Volume:66, Number:1, First page:153, Last page:165, 2017
    type:text
    The revolution in information technologies has allowed people instant and equal access to health information. However, social support and socioeconomic status (SES), which all affect health literacy in the Internet era, has not been well documented in Japan. Therefore, the aim of this study is to evaluate whether education, Internet use, and social support affects health literacy among different age groups. This study is a secondary analysis using data gathered from 2,752 people aged 20 and over who participated in a cross-sectional population survey conducted in Japan in 2007. Three aspects of health literacy (finding, understanding, and evaluating) were assessed in terms of perceived self-efficacy. The results of a multivariate analysis of covariance indicated that although Internet use was correlated with high self-efficacy in finding health information, having informational social support was more strongly associated with self-efficacy in evaluating health information for all age groups. Education was statistically unrelated to self-efficacy with regard to all three abilities of health literacy among young adults. As such, Internet use, and informational social support appear to play a role in improving total health literacy for all age groups. Further studies are necessary in order to learn more about the effect of education on health literacy in the Internet era.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00017807
    DOI ID:10.24561/00017807, ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120006389422
  • Evidence-Based Practice in School : How School Health Teachers Learn to Treat Common Minor Injuries
    滝田 さやか; 関 由起子
    Volume:66, Number:2, First page:209, Last page:221, 2017
    Although one of the important jobs of school health teachers is first aid, many of them have revealed a lack of confidence in their first aid skills not only in performing CPR but also treating common minor injuries. The purpose of this study was to explore how school health teachers perform first aid treatments of minor injuries as well as how they learned the skills for those treatments. The study conducted a questionnaire survey on the school health teachers of all primary schools in two districts and school health teachers who attended a university extension course. The questionnaire consisted of 14 skills of evidence-based treatment and 11 skills of non-evidence-based treatments of cuts and scratches, sprains, nosebleeds, and head injuries. The questionnaire asked the teachers whether or not they had performed those skills on their students. Of the 233 teachers, 161 provided valid responses (valid response rate 69.1%). The results revealed that 20 percent of the teachers performed evidence-based treatments for cuts and scratches, 80 percent for sprains, 90 percent for nosebleeds, and 70 percent for head injuries. To treat the students, the teachers sometimes used non-evidence-based treatments, which they learned these treatments from care they received at home, care they received in the school health room, and care received at medical institutions. To reduce the potentially adverse consequences of improper treatments being performed on the students, we discussed two main concerns: the varied information sources of the first aid knowledge and how school health teachers learn evidence-based practices.
    Japanese
    ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120006364289
  • Evaluating the Cancer Information Service : A qualitative study of evaluation criteria for the telephone service in Japan<人文・社会科学>
    関 由起子; 高山 智子; 八巻 知香子
    Volume:64, Number:1, First page:145, Last page:154, 2015
    Although cancer is the leading cause of deaths in Japan, cancer information available to the public is still insufficient. A telephone service providing cancer information was recently initiated; however, the quality of this service has not yet been investigated. Therefore, the aim of this study was to establish the evaluation criteria for the telephone cancer information service in Japan. This study was conducted at the Cancer Telephone Information Service of the NPO Japan Clinical Research Support Unit. Seventeen calls were purposively chosen. Ten researchers reviewed the voice data and the transcripts of the calls, and used these to determine criteria to independently evaluate the quality of the information service. We held eleven meetings to discuss and develop the final criteria. We identified two main categories to evaluate information specialists' performance: (1) complying with center policy; (2) properly assessing the caller's needs and responding to them with appropriate information and support. We also included two main categories focusing on callers' reactions: (1) whether the caller's expressed needs were understood by the specialist and met with satisfactorily provided information and support; and (2) whether the caller was satisfied with the session overall. Twenty and nine sub-categories were set for the categories of information specialist and callers have, respectively. The results suggest the process of providing an information service needs to be evaluated from the viewpoints of both providers and users.
    English
    ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120005572957
  • がん専門相談支援に関する研究報告               
    高山智子; 熊谷たまき; 関由起子; 池口佳子; 八巻知賀子; 小郷祐子; 櫻井雅代; 松本総子; 澤井映美
    First page:167~175,285~317, Last page:67, Mar. 2014
  • 相談支援センターの機能の評価と地域における活用に関する研究 6.小児がん拠点病院相談支援センターの教育,学習プログラムの開発に関する検討 がん専門相談員のための「小児がん就学の相談対応の手引き」の作成               
    高山智子; 八巻知香子; 熊谷たまき; 日下奈緒美; 塚越美和子; 野地由樹子; 関由起子; 池口佳子; 櫻井雅代; 小郷祐子; 松本聡子
    2014
    J-Global ID:201402266736583455
  • 相談支援センターの機能の評価と地域における活用に関する研究 6.小児がん拠点病院相談支援センターの教育,学習プログラムの開発に関する検討 小児がん拠点病院相談支援センター相談研修プログラム内容の検討               
    熊谷たまき; 高山智子; 八巻知香子; 関由起子; 池口佳子; 櫻井雅代; 澤井映美; 小郷祐子; 松本聡子
    2014
    J-Global ID:201402288446355754
  • 相談支援センターの機能の評価と地域における活用に関する研究 6.小児がん拠点病院相談支援センターの教育,学習プログラムの開発に関する検討 がん専門相談員のための「小児がん就学の相談対応の手引き」の作成               
    高山智子; 八巻知香子; 熊谷たまき; 日下奈緒美; 塚越美和子; 野地由樹子; 関由起子; 池口佳子; 櫻井雅代; 小郷祐子; 松本聡子
    2014
    J-Global ID:201402297557347032
  • 相談支援センターの機能の評価と地域における活用に関する研究 6.小児がん拠点病院相談支援センターの教育,学習プログラムの開発に関する検討 小児がん拠点病院相談支援センター相談研修プログラム内容の検討               
    熊谷たまき; 高山智子; 八巻知香子; 関由起子; 池口佳子; 櫻井雅代; 澤井映美; 小郷祐子; 松本聡子
    2014
    J-Global ID:201402299282315146
  • 終末期の電話相談における対応技術を明らかにするための事例研究<人文・社会科学>               
    関 由起子
    Volume:61, Number:2, First page:127, Last page:138, 2012
    type:text
    Background: Health workers sometimes feel uncomfortable interacting with a dying person. Helpline health workers have a more difficult time because they cannot use body language. Moreover, the inexperienced helpline workers are more likely to feel stress since their poor communication leads to high anxiety among callers. The aim of this study was to explore that what kind of difficulties inexperienced health workers have when they communicate with dying people or their relatives over the phone.Methods: This study was conducted at the Cancer Telephone Information Service in Japan. Twenty-two calls from dying patients or their relatives, which were automatically recorded, were purposely chosen. Eight calls were an experienced counselor’s cases, and 11 calls were inexperienced counselors’ cases. The calls were transcribed verbatim and were analyzed qualitatively using a constant comparative method.Results: These analyses revealed that inexperienced counselors sometimes (a) blocked callers who talked about dying, (b) could not use indirect expressions for die, (c) started to talk while the callers kept silent, (d) gave callers false hope or optimism, and (e) could express sympathy, but not give practical advice for callers.Conclusion: Although they have learned to how to communicate with dying people, theysometime cannot use some skills. Therefore, training using real cases is more effective to learn what kind of words or expressions callers use and how to react when callers talk about dying.
    Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.24561/00017630
    DOI ID:10.24561/00017630, CiNii Articles ID:120006389254
  • 血友病とその治療に伴う合併症の克服に関する研究 薬害HIV感染被害者・家族等の現状からみた,血友病に係わる今後の課題及び課題克服への支援研究
    柿沼章子; 井上佳世; 井上洋士; 北村弥生; 久地井寿哉; 関由起子; 玉井眞理子; 丹明彦; 長濱輝代
    血友病とその治療に伴う合併症の克服に関する研究 平成23年度 総括・分担研究報告書, First page:107, Last page:111, 2012
    Japanese
    J-Global ID:201202224560168945
  • がん相談者の質問・疑問からの情報づくり 診療ガイドラインの情報との比較から.               
    高山智子; 八巻知香子; 関由起子; 瀬戸山陽子; 八重ゆかり
    Volume:45, Number:2, First page:700, Last page:700, Sep. 2010
    ISSN:0021-4671
  • What should nurses do when unsure about the appropriateness of doctors' orders? : Team error inducing factors and nurses' verification behavior
    関 由起子; 高山 智子
    Volume:59, Number:2, First page:201, Last page:213, 2010
    Objective: The aim of this study was to clarify nurses' verification behavior when doctors' orders are ambiguous and when team error inducing factors exist.Method: A questionnaire survey was conducted in one university, and data was collected from student nurses, graduate nurses, and their colleagues. Two hundred and thirty subjects responded (total response rate: 75.4%).Results: Student nurses and other less experienced nurses tended to obey doctors even when unsure about the appropriateness of the orders given. Those orders that would not be harmful to the patient were followed more often. Moreover, student nurses administered harmful medicines without verification more often than experienced nurses did. When team error inducing factors existed, especially an excessive authority gradient, excessive professional courtesy, and cultures in which order confirmation between doctors and nurses was not a practice, student and graduate nurses tended to carry out doctors' orders.Conclusion: To prevent medical accidents, nurses should be able to detect, indicate, and correct errors. Programs focusing on assertiveness communication, collaborative order verification between doctors and nurses, and the identification of a risk profile for harmful medication errors will aid student and senior nurses in developing these skills.
    Japanese
    ISSN:1881-5146, CiNii Articles ID:120002486961
  • Should We Tell the Truth? Why Families in Japan Chose to Tell Their Loved Ones They Were Victims of Iatrogenic HIV Infection               
    Yukiko Seki; Yoshihiko Yamazaki; Yuri Mizota; Yoji Inoue
    QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH, Volume:19, Number:6, First page:723, Last page:731, Jun. 2009
    Japanese families traditionally avoid disclosing diagnoses of terminal illnesses to patients, seeking to protect the patient from emotional pain and shock. Using awareness theory, in this study we aimed to investigate the attitudes toward disclosure among bereaved families of Japanese hemophiliacs with iatrogenic HIV/AIDS. Semistructured interviews were conducted with 34 bereaved family members. Qualitative content analysis centered around three main issues: (a) family attitudes toward physician nondisclosure of HIV diagnosis; (b) family attitudes regarding the consequences of nondisclosure; and (c) family attitudes regarding the impact of nondisclosure on patient-family relationships. Our findings suggest that families favored disclosure because they felt that knowledge of the iatrogenic HIV infection would benefit the patient.
    SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1177/1049732309334250
    DOI ID:10.1177/1049732309334250, ISSN:1049-7323, eISSN:1552-7557, Web of Science ID:WOS:000265956600001
  • HIV感染者の就労               
    関由起子
    Volume:27, Number:4, First page:57, Last page:60, 2009
  • How families in Japan view the disclosure of terminal illness: a study of iatrogenic HIV infection               
    Yukiko Seki; Yoshihiko Yamazaki; Yuri Mizota; Yoji Inoue
    AIDS CARE-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-MEDICAL ASPECTS OF AIDS/HIV, Volume:21, Number:4, First page:422, Last page:430, 2009
    Physicians in Japan typically do not disclose diagnoses of terminal illnesses to patients, in deference to the wishes of family members. Nonetheless, some evidence indicates that relatives of patients with iatrogenic HIV infection would prefer patient disclosure. We collected survey data from 314 family members in 225 households of hemophiliac patients who died from illnesses related to iatrogenic HIV infection in order to examine current attitudes toward patient disclosure in Japan. Family members reported that the diagnosis of iatrogenic HIV infection was disclosed to the patient by the primary physician in 32.8% of cases, by the family in 8.3% of cases, and not disclosed in 26.4% of cases. The majority of families indicated that the timing of the physician's disclosure occurred too late. Multivariate analysis indicated that families wished that patients had been informed of the diagnosis, despite the stigma associated with HIV in Japan. Furthermore, many families blamed the physician for the infection and fatality in those cases in which the physician did not convey feelings of regret. These results have important clinical ramifications to the practice of disclosing terminal diagnoses in Japan.
    ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/09540120802282578
    DOI ID:10.1080/09540120802282578, ISSN:0954-0121, eISSN:1360-0451, Web of Science ID:WOS:000265579600003
  • HIV感染者の就労               
    関由起子
    Pharma Medica, Volume:27, Number:4, First page:57, Last page:60, 2009
  • Should We Tell the Truth? Why Families in Japan Chose to Tell Their Loved Ones They Were Victims of Iatrogenic HIV Infection               
    Seki Y; Yamazaki Y; Mizota Y; Inoue Y
    Qual Health Res, Volume:19, Number:6, First page:723, Last page:31, 2009, [International magazine]
    Japanese families traditionally avoid disclosing diagnoses of terminal illnesses to patients, seeking to protect the patient from emotional pain and shock. Using awareness theory, in this study we aimed to investigate the attitudes toward disclosure among bereaved families of Japanese hemophiliacs with iatrogenic HIV/AIDS. Semistructured interviews were conducted with 34 bereaved family members. Qualitative content analysis centered around three main issues: (a) family attitudes toward physician nondisclosure of HIV diagnosis; (b) family attitudes regarding the consequences of nondisclosure; and (c) family attitudes regarding the impact of nondisclosure on patient-family relationships. Our findings suggest that families favored disclosure because they felt that knowledge of the iatrogenic HIV infection would benefit the patient.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1177/1049732309334250
    DOI ID:10.1177/1049732309334250, PubMed ID:19332640
  • How families in Japan view the disclosure of terminal illness: a study of iatrogenic HIV infection               
    Seki Y; Yamazaki Y; Mizota Y; Inoue Y
    AIDS Care, Volume:21, Number:4, First page:422, Last page:30, 2009, [International magazine]
    Physicians in Japan typically do not disclose diagnoses of terminal illnesses to patients, in deference to the wishes of family members. Nonetheless, some evidence indicates that relatives of patients with iatrogenic HIV infection would prefer patient disclosure. We collected survey data from 314 family members in 225 households of hemophiliac patients who died from illnesses related to iatrogenic HIV infection in order to examine current attitudes toward patient disclosure in Japan. Family members reported that the diagnosis of iatrogenic HIV infection was disclosed to the patient by the primary physician in 32.8% of cases, by the family in 8.3% of cases, and not disclosed in 26.4% of cases. The majority of families indicated that the timing of the physician's disclosure occurred too late. Multivariate analysis indicated that families wished that patients had been informed of the diagnosis, despite the stigma associated with HIV in Japan. Furthermore, many families blamed the physician for the infection and fatality in those cases in which the physician did not convey feelings of regret. These results have important clinical ramifications to the practice of disclosing terminal diagnoses in Japan.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/09540120802282578
    DOI ID:10.1080/09540120802282578, PubMed ID:19401864
  • Working condition factors associated with time pressure of nurses in Japanese hospitals               
    Yukiko Seki
    Journal of Occupational Health, Volume:50, Number:2, First page:181, Last page:190, Mar. 2008
    In Japan, the most common reason for medical errors is a lack of cross-checking. To prevent errors, efforts to strengthen cross-checking behaviors are being adopted. However, time pressures also lead to errors, and increasing cross-checking activities leads to an increased workload and even greater time pressures. The purpose of this study was to identify working conditions that lead to time pressure for nurses, and to find ways to reduce time pressure and prevent subsequent errors. Self-reporting questionnaires were distributed over 10 days to 416 nurses working in 17 wards at two hospitals
    357 nurses (85.8%) responded anonymously, providing data on 2,150 person-days. In multivariate analyses, medical support services and the number of nurse calls answered were associated with subjective assessments of time pressures and nursing service delays due to busyness. Moreover, working the "evening-day shift" (when a nurse works a day shift after working the evening shift with no days off in between) led to a high level of fatigue before work and was associated with nursing service delays due to busyness. Reducing time pressures and preventing errors requires an adequate number of nurses, shift plans that consider rest periods and order of rotation, increased task discretion for nurses, and the prevention of chronic fatigue.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1539/joh.L7031
    DOI ID:10.1539/joh.L7031, ISSN:1341-9145, CiNii Articles ID:110006680536, PubMed ID:18403869, SCOPUS ID:43549101137
  • 医療機関における患者主導型の情報提供システムの可能性に関する研究               
    関由起子
    Volume:6 (平成19年度), 2008
  • Working condition factors associated with time pressure of nurses in Japanese hospitals.               
    関由起子
    Volume:50, Number:2, First page:181, Last page:190, 2008
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1539/joh.L7031
    DOI ID:10.1539/joh.L7031, ISSN:1341-9145, CiNii Articles ID:110006680536
  • 医療機関における患者主導型の情報提供システムの可能性に関する研究               
    関由起子
    総合研究機構研究プロジェクト研究成果報告書, Volume:6 (平成19年度), 2008
  • 7年の追跡研究に見る薬害HIV感染患者のSOCの変化要因と効果               
    八巻 知香子; 若林 チヒロ; 伊藤 美樹子; 山崎 喜比古; 関由 起子; 戸ヶ里 泰典; 溝田 友里
    Volume:15, First page:220, Last page:221, Jun. 2007
    Japanese
    ISSN:1340-2560, CiNii Articles ID:120005624550, CiNii Books ID:AA11480060
  • 医療従事者及び患者の視点からみた医療安全構築のための研究               
    関由起子
    Volume:5 (18年度), First page:400, Last page:401, 2007
  • 医療従事者及び患者の視点からみた医療安全構築のための研究               
    関由起子
    総合研究機構研究プロジェクト研究成果報告書, Volume:5 (18年度), First page:400, Last page:401, 2007
  • The intent and practice of condom use among HIV-positive men who have sex with men in Japan               
    Yoji Inoue; Yoshihiko Yamazaki; Masahiro Kihara; Chihiro Wakabayashi; Yukiko Seki; Seiichi Ichikawa
    AIDS PATIENT CARE AND STDS, Volume:20, Number:11, First page:792, Last page:802, Nov. 2006
    To evaluate the intent and practice of condom use among Japanese HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM), a survey using anonymous questionnaires was carried out and 117 respondents were investigated. For anal sex and oral sex, respectively, 58.1% and 15.2% intended to use condoms and 47.2% and 12.4% used condoms all of the time. The intent of condom use decisively affected the practice of condom use and was closely related to the perceived risk level of HIV/sexually transmitted (STI) transmission. In anal sex, willingness to protect sexual partners from HIV infection was strongly related not only to the intent but also to the practice. Enhancement of willingness to protect oneself from STI was suggested to enhance willingness to protect his/her sexual partners from HIV infection with secondary enhancement of the intent or the practice of condom use. Specific support of MSM with HIV for improving the intent and practice of condom use is urgently needed.
    MARY ANN LIEBERT INC, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1089/apc.2006.20.792
    DOI ID:10.1089/apc.2006.20.792, ISSN:1087-2914, Web of Science ID:WOS:000242651800007
  • Effects of working conditions on intravenous medication errors in a Japanese hospital               
    Yukiko Seki; Yoshihiko Yamazaki
    Journal of Nursing Management, Volume:14, Number:2, First page:128, Last page:139, Mar. 2006
    Aim The aim of this study was to explore quantitatively which working conditions influence the occurrence of medical near-miss errors related to intravenous medication at a hospital in Japan. Background Although working conditions such as stress, fatigue and inexperience have been reported to contribute to medical errors, countermeasures to these conditions have been delayed, and working conditions have deteriorated in many Japanese medical sites. Methods A self-reporting questionnaire analysing working conditions that can lead to near-miss errors relating to intravenous medication was sent to 90 nurses working in four wards of one Japanese hospital in 2001. Eighty-eight subjects responded (response rate: 97.8%). Among 534 person-days in which 88 nurses attended works, 525 person-days of data were used for the analyses. Results Among 525 person-days, the number of near-miss errors was 94 (17.9%). There was no significant difference in the occurrence of near-miss errors among the three shifts (day shift, 19.2%
    evening shift, 19.2%
    night shift, 12.5%). During the day shift, errors were reported at a significantly higher frequency when the nursing services were delayed longer due to workload. During the evening shift, errors were reported when the nursing services were delayed longer due to workload and when years of experience at the current ward were shorter. In addition, nurses whose perceived level of fatigue before work was lower during the day shift, and nurses whose years of experience as a nurse were longer and who had longer sleep duration during the evening shift experienced near-miss errors with a significantly higher frequency than other nurses. These latter factors could be important conditions that encourage the detection of errors before they occur. Conclusions Workload and lack of experience at the current ward are two conditions that can lead to errors. Furthermore, lack of fatigue and long experience as a nurse may help encourage the detection of errors before they occur. It is important to improve working conditions so that health care workers can detect errors before patients are harmed and decrease the number of errors that occur. © 2006 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2934.2006.00597.x
    DOI ID:10.1111/j.1365-2934.2006.00597.x, ISSN:0966-0429, PubMed ID:16487424, SCOPUS ID:33645150994
  • Effects of working conditions on intravenous medication errors in a Japanese hospital.               
    Seki Y; Yamazaki Y
    Journal of Nursing Management,, Volume:14, First page:128, Last page:139, 2006
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2934.2006.00597.x
    DOI ID:10.1111/j.1365-2934.2006.00597.x
  • The intent and practice of condom use among HIV-positive men who have sex with men in Japan               
    Inoue Y; Yamazaki Y; Kihara M; Wakabayashi C; Seki. Y; Ichikawa S
    AIDS Patient Care STDs, Volume:20, Number:11, First page:792, Last page:802, 2006, [International magazine]
    To evaluate the intent and practice of condom use among Japanese HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM), a survey using anonymous questionnaires was carried out and 117 respondents were investigated. For anal sex and oral sex, respectively, 58.1% and 15.2% intended to use condoms and 47.2% and 12.4% used condoms all of the time. The intent of condom use decisively affected the practice of condom use and was closely related to the perceived risk level of HIV/sexually transmitted (STI) transmission. In anal sex, willingness to protect sexual partners from HIV infection was strongly related not only to the intent but also to the practice. Enhancement of willingness to protect oneself from STI was suggested to enhance willingness to protect his/her sexual partners from HIV infection with secondary enhancement of the intent or the practice of condom use. Specific support of MSM with HIV for improving the intent and practice of condom use is urgently needed.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1089/apc.2006.20.792
    DOI ID:10.1089/apc.2006.20.792, ISSN:1087-2914, PubMed ID:17134353
  • 薬害HIV感染患者とその家族への質問紙調査報告書〜薬害HIV感染被害を受けた患者とその家族のいま〜               
    伊藤美樹子; 山崎喜比古; 井上洋士; 九津見雅美; 清水由香; 関由起子; 戸ヶ里泰典; 濱松渓子; 的場智子; 若林チヒロ; 江口依里; 溝田友里; 八巻知香子; 楠永敏恵
    2006
  • Prevention of Adverse Drug Events II : Error-Producing Conditions Detrimental Effect on Defenses               
    SEKI Yukiko; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko
    The Japanese Journal of Health and Medical Sociology, Volume:16, Number:1, First page:37, Last page:49, 2005
    本研究は注射業務の防護が機能不全となる条件を明らかにするために、3病院12病棟の看護師を対象に41例のエラーに関する面接調査を行い、防護機能毎にエラー誘発条件を検討した。その結果、防護機能の「指示内容と各段階での作業内容との照合確認」は、業務過多による時間切迫、業務中断、文字情報によるコミュニケーションの不備、知識・経験不足、「次の段階における担当者への業務終了合図と情報伝達」は、文字情報、及び職種間のコミュニケーションの不備、「適切な作業行為の保証」は、業務過多による時間切迫、知識・経験不足、実施困難な業務内容、責任の所在が不明確な業務、患者の非協力・協力不能、「指示内容の妥当性の検討」は、職種間のコミュニケーション不足、知識・経験不足というエラー誘発条件が存在した。すべての防護が機能することが事故防止には必須であり、事故防止対策には防護機能毎に応じたエラー誘発条件への対応が重要であることが明らかになった。
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.16.1_37
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.16.1_37, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863654, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • 日本の医療機関における労働環境要因とエラー発生に関する研究               
    関由起子
    Volume:55, Number:1, First page:45, Last page:46, 2005
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.2974/kmj.55.45
    DOI ID:10.2974/kmj.55.45, ISSN:1343-2826, CiNii Articles ID:110001494332
  • 誤薬事故を防止するために Ⅱ 防護機能に影響するエラー誘発条件               
    関由起子; 山崎喜比古
    保健医療社会学論集, Volume:16, Number:1, First page:37, Last page:49, 2005
    本研究は注射業務の防護が機能不全となる条件を明らかにするために、3病院12病棟の看護師を対象に41例のエラーに関する面接調査を行い、防護機能毎にエラー誘発条件を検討した。その結果、防護機能の「指示内容と各段階での作業内容との照合確認」は、業務過多による時間切迫、業務中断、文字情報によるコミュニケーションの不備、知識・経験不足、「次の段階における担当者への業務終了合図と情報伝達」は、文字情報、及び職種間のコミュニケーションの不備、「適切な作業行為の保証」は、業務過多による時間切迫、知識・経験不足、実施困難な業務内容、責任の所在が不明確な業務、患者の非協力・協力不能、「指示内容の妥当性の検討」は、職種間のコミュニケーション不足、知識・経験不足というエラー誘発条件が存在した。すべての防護が機能することが事故防止には必須であり、事故防止対策には防護機能毎に応じたエラー誘発条件への対応が重要であることが明らかになった。
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.16.1_37
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.16.1_37, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863654, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • 日本の医療機関における労働環境要因とエラー発生に関する研究               
    関由起子
    The Kitakanto Medical Journal, Volume:55, Number:1, First page:45, Last page:46, 2005
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.2974/kmj.55.45
    DOI ID:10.2974/kmj.55.45, ISSN:1343-2826, CiNii Articles ID:110001494332
  • Sexual activities and social relationships of people with HIV in Japan               
    Y Inoue; Y Yamazaki; Y Seki; C Wakabayashi; M Kihara
    AIDS CARE-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-MEDICAL ASPECTS OF AIDS/HIV, Volume:16, Number:3, First page:349, Last page:362, Apr. 2004
    Sixty-one Japanese with sexually transmitted HIV were investigated to clarify the state of, and difficulties in, their sexual activities and social relationships. The study revealed the following difficulties in social relationships due to HIV infection. Thirty-one per cent had experienced discrimination or breach of confidentiality. Self-restriction due to anxiety over discrimination was observed in approximately 90%, and the self-restriction score tended to be higher in those who were not employed, those with economic problems, those who were in a relatively poor state of health, those who had developed AIDS and those who had previously experienced discrimination or breach of confidentiality. The experience of discrimination or breach of confidentiality, and the experience of receiving negative support tended to increase as the respondents had a wider emotional support network. About 60% were dissatisfied with their sex lives, and the degree of satisfaction was significantly lower in those who had fewer sexual contacts and those who had a suppressive attitude toward sexual contacts. A low degree of satisfaction with sex life was found to be an important factor that escalates the level of depression or anxiety.
    CARFAX PUBLISHING, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/09540120410001665358
    DOI ID:10.1080/09540120410001665358, ISSN:0954-0121, Web of Science ID:WOS:000220803500008
  • Prevention of adverse drug events : Analyzing intravenous medication process and defenses               
    SEKI Yukiko; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko
    The Japanese Journal of Health and Medical Sociology, Volume:15, Number:1, First page:25, Last page:38, 2004
    本研究は、注射業務のエラーを発生させる業務過程と防護の欠陥を明らかにするために、4病院14病棟とその病棟に所属する看護師を対象とし、業務観察、聞き取り調査、質問紙調査、エラー事例面接を行い、多側面から業務分析を行った。その結果、8つの注射業務段階を医師、薬剤師、看護師が順に担っていたが、全体をみるとエラーを最小にする単純化、標準化、可視性、可逆性に乏しい業務過程であった。注射業務過程に存在する防護は、指示内容と各段階で扱う薬剤情報との照合確認、次段階の担当者への業務終了合図と情報伝達、適切な作業行為の保障、指示内容の妥当性の検討の4つが抽出された。しかし各防護の手段は一つであり、エラーが他で発見・訂正されるシステムは存在せず、多重の防護は存在しなかった。有効な事故防止対策立案には業務分析が必須であり、エラーの発生を最小限にする業務過程の構築と、エラー防護の欠陥を改善することが重要であった。
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.15.1_25
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.15.1_25, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863641, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • Psychosocial factors related to climacteric symptoms of women in Tokyo               
    KUSUNAGA WATANABE Toshie; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko; TAKAYAMA Tomoko; RYU Jaejeong; SEKI Yukiko; INOUE Yoji; KUMAGAI Tamaki
    Japanese Journal of Health and Human Ecology, Volume:70, Number:6, First page:235, Last page:244, 2004
    Objective: To clarify the psychosocial factors related to climacteric symptoms of Japanese women in Tokyo. Methods: Targeting 400 female Tokyo residents aged between 45 and 54, we conducted a mail-and-pick-up survey using self-recording questionnaire sheets in June 1999. The number of the subjects of the analysis was 280 (response rate: 70.0%). We carried out multiple regression analysis by using psychosocial and physiological factors as independent variables. For dependent variables, we used the total symptom point, a sum of 17 climacteric symptoms, as well as the points of a group of three symptom types obtained by factor analysis: vasomotor, neuropsychological and somatic. Results: Subjects with a spouse had a higher vasomotor symptom point than those without. Part-time workers had a lower total symptom point and a lower neuropsychological symptom point than non-working subjects. Subjects who participated in two or more social activities had a lower neuropsychological symptom point than non-participants. Those who strongly felt "menopause has a major impact on one's life" had a higher total symptom point and a higher somatic symptom point. Conclusions: As seen in previous studies, climacteric symptoms of Japanese women are often observed among women with negative attitudes toward menopause and the climacteric. A new finding was that climacteric symptoms are less seen among those with a spouse, part-time workers, and participants in two or more social activities.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.3861/jshhe.70.235
    DOI ID:10.3861/jshhe.70.235, ISSN:0368-9395, CiNii Articles ID:10026951723, CiNii Books ID:AN00236886
  • 誤薬事故を防止するために 注射業務過程と防護機能の検討               
    関由起子; 山崎喜比古
    保健医療社会学論集, Volume:15, Number:1, First page:25, Last page:38, 2004
    本研究は、注射業務のエラーを発生させる業務過程と防護の欠陥を明らかにするために、4病院14病棟とその病棟に所属する看護師を対象とし、業務観察、聞き取り調査、質問紙調査、エラー事例面接を行い、多側面から業務分析を行った。その結果、8つの注射業務段階を医師、薬剤師、看護師が順に担っていたが、全体をみるとエラーを最小にする単純化、標準化、可視性、可逆性に乏しい業務過程であった。注射業務過程に存在する防護は、指示内容と各段階で扱う薬剤情報との照合確認、次段階の担当者への業務終了合図と情報伝達、適切な作業行為の保障、指示内容の妥当性の検討の4つが抽出された。しかし各防護の手段は一つであり、エラーが他で発見・訂正されるシステムは存在せず、多重の防護は存在しなかった。有効な事故防止対策立案には業務分析が必須であり、エラーの発生を最小限にする業務過程の構築と、エラー防護の欠陥を改善することが重要であった。
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.15.1_25
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.15.1_25, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863641, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • Psychosocial factors related to climacteric symptoms of women in Tokyo               
    Kusunaga Watanabe T; Yamazaki Y; Takayama T; Ryu J; Seki Y; Inoue Y; Kumagai T
    The Japanese Journal of Health and Human Ecology, Volume:70, Number:6, First page:235, Last page:244, 2004
    Objective: To clarify the psychosocial factors related to climacteric symptoms of Japanese women in Tokyo. Methods: Targeting 400 female Tokyo residents aged between 45 and 54, we conducted a mail-and-pick-up survey using self-recording questionnaire sheets in June 1999. The number of the subjects of the analysis was 280 (response rate: 70.0%). We carried out multiple regression analysis by using psychosocial and physiological factors as independent variables. For dependent variables, we used the total symptom point, a sum of 17 climacteric symptoms, as well as the points of a group of three symptom types obtained by factor analysis: vasomotor, neuropsychological and somatic. Results: Subjects with a spouse had a higher vasomotor symptom point than those without. Part-time workers had a lower total symptom point and a lower neuropsychological symptom point than non-working subjects. Subjects who participated in two or more social activities had a lower neuropsychological symptom point than non-participants. Those who strongly felt "menopause has a major impact on one's life" had a higher total symptom point and a higher somatic symptom point. Conclusions: As seen in previous studies, climacteric symptoms of Japanese women are often observed among women with negative attitudes toward menopause and the climacteric. A new finding was that climacteric symptoms are less seen among those with a spouse, part-time workers, and participants in two or more social activities.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.3861/jshhe.70.235
    DOI ID:10.3861/jshhe.70.235, ISSN:0368-9395, CiNii Articles ID:10026951723, CiNii Books ID:AN00236886
  • Sexual activities and social relationships of people with HIV in Japan               
    Inoue Y; Yamazaki Y; Seki Y; Wakabayashi C; Kihara M
    AIDS Care, Volume:16, First page:349, Last page:362, 2004
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/09540120410001665358
    DOI ID:10.1080/09540120410001665358
  • 「ミスを活かす」総合的な事故防止/安全対策.               
    飯田裕康; 関由起子
    Volume:58, First page:209, Last page:214, 2003
  • 「ミスを活かす」総合的な事故防止/安全対策.               
    飯田裕康; 関由起子
    労働の科学, Volume:58, First page:209, Last page:214, 2003
  • How HIV infected haemophiliacs in Japan were informed of their HIV-positive status               
    Y Seki; Y Yamazaki; Y Inoue; C Wakabayashi; S Seto
    AIDS CARE-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-MEDICAL ASPECTS OF AIDS/HIV, Volume:14, Number:5, First page:651, Last page:664, Oct. 2002
    The purpose of this study is to find out how HIV-infected haemophiliacs were informed and notified of their HIV infection. Self-reporting questionnaires were mailed to approximately 500 patients, about one half of the haemophiliac patients with HIV in Japan. The response rate was about 57% (n=283); and 270 (male=269) patients, apart from secondary and tertiary infected patients, were eligible as subjects for the study. The mean age was 31.2+/-69.9 years. Of these subjects, approximately 60% did not receive explanation regarding the risk of HIV infection via unheated blood products. More than 60% did not receive notification until 1990, or five years after the test became available in Japan. Contents of the explanations being given at the time of notifications were poor. In this paper, some problems of notifications of medically induced HIV are discussed, and the lack or delay of explanation/notification is concluded to be a consequence of the paternalistic attitudes of Japanese physicians and the iatrogenic nature of HIV infection.
    CARFAX PUBLISHING, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/0954012021000005489
    DOI ID:10.1080/0954012021000005489, ISSN:0954-0121, Web of Science ID:WOS:000178466900008
  • Physician-patient communication and patient satisfaction in Japanese cancer consultations               
    H Ishikawa; T Takayama; Y Yamazaki; Y Seki; N Katsumata
    SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE, Volume:55, Number:2, First page:301, Last page:311, Jul. 2002
    Over the past few decades, physician-patient communication has been intensively studied in western countries, because of its importance for the physician-patient relationship and patient health outcomes. Although various concepts and models of this relationship have recently been introduced in Japan, there are few studies on Japanese physician-patient interaction. The purpose of this study is to describe characteristics of physician-patient communication in a Japanese cancer consultation, and to examine the relation of this interaction with patient satisfaction. One hundred and forty cancer outpatients and twelve physicians were included. The Roter Interaction Analysis System (RIAS), one of the most frequently used systems for analyzing physician-patient interaction, was applied. physicians made more utterances directing the interaction than patients did, and their discussion was largely focused on biomedical topics. It can be concluded that the structure of the physician-patient interaction in our study was basically similar to those in previous western studies, although some differences were also found. The relation between physician-patient communication and patient satisfaction was generally consistent with previous studies. Patients were more satisfied with consultations in which the physician used more open-ended questions. On the other hand, physician direction and encouragement was negatively associated with patient satisfaction. Also, patients who asked more questions were less satisfied with the consultation. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
    PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD, English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0277-9536(01)00173-3
    DOI ID:10.1016/S0277-9536(01)00173-3, ISSN:0277-9536, Web of Science ID:WOS:000176646300010
  • ルポルタージュ 柳田邦男氏の「医療におけるリスクマネジメントの現状と方向性」を聞いて               
    関 由起子
    Volume:57, Number:2, First page:131, Last page:133, Feb. 2002
    Japanese
    ISSN:0035-7774, CiNii Articles ID:40003895340, CiNii Books ID:AN00256522
  • Lay perceptions of the causes of symptoms and their beliefs in coping behavior in a community sample of middle-aged women in Tokyo               
    TAKAYAMA Tomoko; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko; RYU Jaejeong; SEKI Yukiko; KUSUNAGA Toshie; INOUE Yoji; KUMAGAI Tamaki
    Japanese Journal of Health and Human Ecology, Volume:68, Number:3, First page:77, Last page:92, 2002
    This paper explores lay perceptions of health. The purposes of this study are, how women attribute the causality of their symptoms and what kind of coping behavior they think is useful to relieve their symptoms, whether the etiologies related to their coping behavior, and what variables relate to their etiologies and intentions to relieve their symptoms. The subjects were 243 women aged 45-55, randomly sampled throughout Tokyo. Results showed that women's belief system about their symptoms are more internal, such as age or menopause, than external, such as family and community stress. The two most common coping behaviors that women believed beneficial were taking some rest and thinking posi tively. Even after adjusting for the type and the severity of their symptoms, their etiologies were associated with the usefulness of their coping behavior. Some variables related to the eti ologies of symptoms were predictive. However, unpredictable associations were also observed. The research suggests that it is useful to identify relationships of middle-aged women with family, community and even the wider society as well as symptoms themselves to accelerate the relief of symptoms. Also, the results showed that the more social contacts a woman had, the greater the number of coping behaviors she had. It is suggested that social networks in obtaining medical care and information are important when they are ill.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.3861/jshhe.68.77
    DOI ID:10.3861/jshhe.68.77, ISSN:0368-9395, CiNii Articles ID:10010338688, CiNii Books ID:AN00236886
  • The Problem of the Incident Reporting Method for Planning Medical Accident Prevention--Results of Case Analyses               
    SEKI Yukiko; MAEHARA Naoki; MIYANJO Eriko; SHIMIZU Junichi; ISHIGAKI Kyoko; SUZUKI Tamiko
    The journal of science of labour, Volume:78, Number:1, First page:20, Last page:36, 2002
    Japanese
    ISSN:0022-443X, CiNii Articles ID:110000367917, CiNii Books ID:AN00256023
  • リスク要因の抽出と事故防止対策の立て方-注射事故の場合-               
    関由起子
    Volume:374, First page:31, Last page:38, 2002
  • リスクマネジメントにおけるミス・ニアミス報告の功罪               
    関由起子
    Volume:56, First page:13, Last page:16, 2002
  • The interaction between physician and patient communication behaviors in Japanese cancer consultations and the influence of personal and consultation characteristics               
    Hirono Ishikawa; Tomoko Takayama; Yoshihiko Yamazaki; Yukiko Seki; Noriyuki Katsumata; Yutaka Aoki
    Patient Education and Counseling, Volume:46, Number:4, First page:277, Last page:285, 2002
    The communications of physician and patient vary with the characteristics of patient and consultation, as well as the communications of the counterpart. The purpose of this study is to explore the interaction between physician and patient communications in Japanese cancer consultation in view of the influence of patient and consultation characteristics. One hundred and forty cancer outpatients and 12 physicians were included in this study. The Roter Interaction Analysis System (RIAS) was used to analyze the physician-patient interaction. Patient information giving was positively related to physician facilitation, while patient question asking and emotional expression were associated with the warm and empathetic attitude of the physician. On the other hand, the encouraging statements of the physician were greater in shorter consultations, which implies physicians might have interrupted patients with encouragement before thoroughly listening to the patients concern. Further investigation is needed to confirm the causal relationships of these interactions. Copyright © 2002 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0738-3991(01)00164-1
    DOI ID:10.1016/S0738-3991(01)00164-1, ISSN:0738-3991, PubMed ID:11932127, SCOPUS ID:0036206725
  • Physician-patient communication and patient satisfaction in Japanese cancer consultations               
    石川ひろの; 高山智子; 山崎喜比古; 関由起子; 勝俣範之; 青木裕
    Social Science & Medicine, Volume:55, Number:2, First page:301, Last page:311, 2002, [International magazine]
    Over the past few decades, physician-patient communication has been intensively studied in western countries, because of its importance for the physician-patient relationship and patient health outcomes. Although various concepts and models of this relationship have recently been introduced in Japan, there are few studies on Japanese physician-patient interaction. The purpose of this study is to describe characteristics of physician-patient communication in a Japanese cancer consultation, and to examine the relation of this interaction with patient satisfaction. One hundred and forty cancer outpatients and twelve physicians were included. The Roter Interaction Analysis System (RIAS), one of the most frequently used systems for analyzing physician-patient interaction, was applied, physicians made more utterances directing the interaction than patients did, and their discussion was largely focused on biomedical topics. It can be concluded that the structure of the physician-patient interaction in our study was basically similar to those in previous western studies, although some differences were also found. The relation between physician-patient communication and patient satisfaction was generally consistent with previous studies. Patients were more satisfied with consultations in which the physician used more open-ended questions. On the other hand, physician direction and encouragement was negatively associated with patient satisfaction. Also, patients who asked more questions were less satisfied with the consultation.
    English
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0277-9536(01)00173-3
    DOI ID:10.1016/S0277-9536(01)00173-3, ISSN:0277-9536, PubMed ID:12144143
  • 壮年女性の心身症状の原因帰属のさせ方と対処方法への評価-都内某区における検討-               
    高山智子; 山崎喜比古; 柳在貞; 関由起子; 楠永敏惠; 井上洋士; 熊谷たまき
    日本民族衛生学会誌, Volume:68, Number:3, First page:77, Last page:92, 2002
    This paper explores lay perceptions of health. The purposes of this study are, how women attribute the causality of their symptoms and what kind of coping behavior they think is useful to relieve their symptoms, whether the etiologies related to their coping behavior, and what variables relate to their etiologies and intentions to relieve their symptoms. The subjects were 243 women aged 45-55, randomly sampled throughout Tokyo. Results showed that women's belief system about their symptoms are more internal, such as age or menopause, than external, such as family and community stress. The two most common coping behaviors that women believed beneficial were taking some rest and thinking posi tively. Even after adjusting for the type and the severity of their symptoms, their etiologies were associated with the usefulness of their coping behavior. Some variables related to the eti ologies of symptoms were predictive. However, unpredictable associations were also observed. The research suggests that it is useful to identify relationships of middle-aged women with family, community and even the wider society as well as symptoms themselves to accelerate the relief of symptoms. Also, the results showed that the more social contacts a woman had, the greater the number of coping behaviors she had. It is suggested that social networks in obtaining medical care and information are important when they are ill.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.3861/jshhe.68.77
    DOI ID:10.3861/jshhe.68.77, ISSN:0368-9395, CiNii Articles ID:10010338688, CiNii Books ID:AN00236886
  • 医療事故防止対策立案に向けたインシデント事例収集の課題-事例の分析結果から-               
    関由起子; 前原直樹; 宮城恵理子; 清水準一; 石垣今日子; 鈴木民子
    労働科学, Volume:78, Number:1, First page:20, Last page:36, 2002
    Japanese
    ISSN:0022-443X, CiNii Articles ID:110000367917, CiNii Books ID:AN00256023
  • リスク要因の抽出と事故防止対策の立て方-注射事故の場合-               
    関由起子
    民医連医療, Volume:374, First page:31, Last page:38, 2002
  • リスクマネジメントにおけるミス・ニアミス報告の功罪               
    関由起子
    労働の科学, Volume:56, First page:13, Last page:16, 2002
  • How HIV infected hemophiliacs in Japan were informed of their HIV-positive status               
    Seki Y; Yamazaki Y; Inoue Y; Wakabayashi C; Seto S
    AIDS Care, Volume:14, First page:651, Last page:664, 2002
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/0954012021000005489
    DOI ID:10.1080/0954012021000005489
  • リスクマネジメントにおけるミス・ニアミス報告の功罪—特集:医療事故防止に向けた病院の取り組み               
    関 由起子
    Volume:56, Number:7, First page:401, Last page:404, Jul. 2001
    Japanese
    ISSN:0035-7774, CiNii Articles ID:40003895260, CiNii Books ID:AN00256522
  • The interaction between physician and patient communication behaviors in Japanese cancer consultations and the influence of personal and consultation characteristics.               
    Ishikawa H; Takayama T; Yamazaki Y; Seki Y; Katsumata N; Aoki Y
    Patient Education & Counseling,, Volume:46, First page:277, Last page:285, 2001
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0738-3991(01)00164-1
    DOI ID:10.1016/S0738-3991(01)00164-1
  • Oncology outpatient's perceptions of physician's communication style and communication behaviors               
    T Takayama; H Ishikawa; Y Yamazaki; Y Seki; N Katsumata
    PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY, Volume:9, Number:5, First page:S55, Last page:S55, Sep. 2000
    JOHN WILEY & SONS LTD, English, Summary international conference
    ISSN:1057-9249, Web of Science ID:WOS:000089846700218
  • Analysis of physician-patient interactions in Japanese oncological consultations               
    H Ishikawa; T Takayama; Y Yamazaki; Y Seki; N Katsumata
    PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY, Volume:9, Number:5, First page:S73, Last page:S73, Sep. 2000
    JOHN WILEY & SONS LTD, English, Summary international conference
    ISSN:1057-9249, Web of Science ID:WOS:000089846700289
  • Problems of notifications to people with medically induced HIV infection in Japan               
    SEKI Yukiko; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko; INOUE Yoji; KATAYAMA Chie; YOSHII Kiyoko; MARUYAMA Yuka; KIMURA Chikako; WAKABAYASHI Chihiro; SETO Shinichiro
    The Japanese Journal of Health and Medical Sociology, Volume:11, First page:58, Last page:68, 2000
    The purpose of this study is to find out how the medically induced HIV patients were notified of their HIV infection and what kinds of effects the way of notification had on the doctor-patient continuous relationship. Self-reporting questionnaires were mailed to approximately 500 patients. Response rate was about 57% (n=283), 238 were subjects in this study. Approximately 60% of the subjects did not receive the notifications until 1990, or five years later than the HIV antibody test became available in Japan. About 65% of them tended to blame the time of notification, and 67% of them did not have contact with doctor who prescribed unheated blood products to the patients. We discussed some causes of the lack or delay of the notification, and patients' evaluation of the notification.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.11.0_58
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.11.0_58, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863537, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • 日本の薬害HIV感染者への告知の実態と問題点               
    関由起子; 山崎喜比古; 井上洋士; 片山千栄; 吉井清子; 木村知香子; 若林チヒロ; 瀬戸信一郎
    日本保健医療社会学会論集, Volume:11, First page:58, Last page:68, 2000
    The purpose of this study is to find out how the medically induced HIV patients were notified of their HIV infection and what kinds of effects the way of notification had on the doctor-patient continuous relationship. Self-reporting questionnaires were mailed to approximately 500 patients. Response rate was about 57% (n=283), 238 were subjects in this study. Approximately 60% of the subjects did not receive the notifications until 1990, or five years later than the HIV antibody test became available in Japan. About 65% of them tended to blame the time of notification, and 67% of them did not have contact with doctor who prescribed unheated blood products to the patients. We discussed some causes of the lack or delay of the notification, and patients' evaluation of the notification.
    The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology, Japanese
    DOI:https://doi.org/10.18918/jshms.11.0_58
    DOI ID:10.18918/jshms.11.0_58, ISSN:1343-0203, CiNii Articles ID:110009863537, CiNii Books ID:AN10421975
  • SENSE OF COHERENCE, STRESSFUL LIFE EVENTS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH               
    TAKAYAMA Tomoko; ASANO Yuko; YAMAZAKI Yoshihiko; YOSHII Kiyoko; NAGASAKA Yuriko; FUKADA Jun; FURUSAWA Yumi; TAKAHASHI Sachie; SEKI Yukiko
    Japanese journal of public health, Volume:46, Number:11, First page:965, Last page:976, 15 Nov. 1999
    Japanese
    ISSN:0546-1766, CiNii Articles ID:10008641650, CiNii Books ID:AN00189323
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染被害者の健康・医療・生活・福祉に関する総合基礎調査報告               
    井上洋士; 山崎喜比古; 若林チヒロ; 片山千栄; 吉井清子; 丸山由香; 関由起子; 木村千香子; 井上洋士; 杉原陽子; 小澤温; 伊藤美樹子
    1998
  • 健康生成論 Salutogenesis と健康保持要因 Sense of Coherence (SOC) に関する研究 : 第1報 理論とスケール
    関由起子
    Volume:63, First page:164, Last page:165, 1997
    CiNii Articles ID:50004763747
  • 薬害HIV被害救済に関わる調査研究のあり方について               
    山崎喜比古; 佐伯みか; 杉原陽子; 片山千栄; 吉井清子; 鏑木芳夫; 関由起子; 木村千香子; 若林チヒロ; 小澤温; 伊藤美樹子; 井上洋士
    1997
■ Books and other publications
  • 養護学概論 : 養護教諭の専門性と根拠に基づく養護実践               
    竹鼻, ゆかり; 齋藤, 千景; 籠谷, 恵; 荒川, 雅子, [Contributor]
    Nov. 2024
    Japanese, Total pages:ix, 220p
    CiNii Books:http://ci.nii.ac.jp/ncid/BD09455978
    ISBN:9784827816006, CiNii Books ID:BD09455978
  • 関由起子清水準一 HIV感染の告知と説明の当時のあり方 山崎喜比古・井上洋士編. 薬害HIV感染被害者遺族の人生 当事者参加型リサーチから               
    2008
  • 関由起子清水準一 HIV感染の告知と説明の当時のあり方 山崎喜比古・井上洋士編. 薬害HIV感染被害者遺族の人生 当事者参加型リサーチから               
    東京大学出版会, 2008
  • 関由起子、山崎喜比古・瀬戸信一郎編 日本の薬害HIV感染被害者の歴史と現状, HIV感染の告知と説明, 被害認識と感情 HIV感染被害者の生存・生活・人生-当事者参加型リサーチから-               
    2000
  • 関由起子、山崎喜比古・瀬戸信一郎編 日本の薬害HIV感染被害者の歴史と現状, HIV感染の告知と説明, 被害認識と感情 HIV感染被害者の生存・生活・人生-当事者参加型リサーチから-               
    有信堂, 2000
■ Lectures, oral presentations, etc.
  • Evaluation criteria for the Telephone Cancer Information Service in Japan               
    2009
  • がんに対する怖さの認識と個人特性による違いに関する検討とその理由               
    2009
  • Evaluation criteria for the Telephone Cancer Information Service in Japan               
    2009
  • がん情報サービスの質の維持・向上のための取り組みに関する検討 第1報~日本における電話によるがん情報提供の質評価ツールの開発~               
    2009
  • がん情報サービスの質の維持・向上のための取り組みに関する検討 第1報~諸外国の取り組みの分析から~               
    2009
  • Evaluation criteria for the Telephone Cancer Information Service in Japan               
    11th World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, 2009
  • がんに対する怖さの認識と個人特性による違いに関する検討とその理由               
    第68回日本公衆衛生学会総会, 2009
  • Evaluation criteria for the Telephone Cancer Information Service in Japan               
    The First Asia-Pacific Perspectives and Evidence on Health Promotion and Education Asia-Pacific Perspectives and Evidence on Health Promotion and Education, 2009
  • がん情報サービスの質の維持・向上のための取り組みに関する検討 第1報~日本における電話によるがん情報提供の質評価ツールの開発~               
    第47回日本癌治療学会学術集会, 2009
  • がん情報サービスの質の維持・向上のための取り組みに関する検討 第1報~諸外国の取り組みの分析から~               
    第47回日本癌治療学会学術集会, 2009
  • 薬害HIV・HCV重複感染長期生存患者におけるQOLの変化とその要因               
    2008
  • がん医療現場における患者支援活動のための当事者と医療関係者の協働に向けて               
    2008
  • がん医療における患者参画の意義と課題               
    2008
  • 薬害HIV感染長期生存患者におけるQOLの変化とその要因               
    2008
  • 薬害HIV感染長期生存血友病患者における事件発生から10数年を経た1998年から2005年までの健康・心理・生活面の変化とその要因               
    2008
  • 薬害HIV・HCV重複感染長期生存患者におけるQOLの変化とその要因               
    第67回日本公衆衛生学会総会, 2008
  • がん医療現場における患者支援活動のための当事者と医療関係者の協働に向けて               
    第46回日本癌治療学会総会, 2008
  • がん医療における患者参画の意義と課題               
    第46回日本癌治療学会総会, 2008
  • 薬害HIV感染長期生存患者におけるQOLの変化とその要因               
    第49回日本社会医学会総会, 2008
  • 薬害HIV感染長期生存血友病患者における事件発生から10数年を経た1998年から2005年までの健康・心理・生活面の変化とその要因               
    第34回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 2008
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の追跡的研究 第2報 ストレス対処能力SOCの関連要因および効果               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の追跡的研究 第1報 健康と生活面の変化の様相と主観的健康変化の要因               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の生存患者の母親・父親が経験した生活の影響と支援ニーズ2005年の全国調査から               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染生存患者の最近7年間の健康と生活の変化及び主感的健康面の変化の関連要因               
    2007
  • 7年の追跡研究に見る薬害HIV感染患者のSOCの変化要因と効果               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族のlifeに関する調査研究 第2報 和解から10年目の患者の社会生活               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の7年間の追跡研究に見る健康生成力SOC-SOCは何により変動し何を予測していたか?               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族のlifeに関する調査研究 第1報 患者および家族のperceived positive change               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染生存患者・家族のlifeに関する調査研究 第1報-第2報               
    2007
  • 病ある人生の再構築と健康生成力SOC -薬害HIV感染生存患者の7年間の追跡調査から-               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染被害における二次・三次感染と被害者への告知問題               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の追跡的研究 第2報 ストレス対処能力SOCの関連要因および効果               
    第21回日本エイズ学会学術集会・総会, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の追跡的研究 第1報 健康と生活面の変化の様相と主観的健康変化の要因               
    第21回日本エイズ学会学術集会・総会, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の生存患者の母親・父親が経験した生活の影響と支援ニーズ2005年の全国調査から               
    第21回日本エイズ学会学術集会・総会, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染生存患者の最近7年間の健康と生活の変化及び主感的健康面の変化の関連要因               
    第66回日本公衆衛生学会総会, 2007
  • 7年の追跡研究に見る薬害HIV感染患者のSOCの変化要因と効果               
    第16回日本健康教育学会, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族のlifeに関する調査研究 第2報 和解から10年目の患者の社会生活               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者の7年間の追跡研究に見る健康生成力SOC-SOCは何により変動し何を予測していたか?               
    第33回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族のlifeに関する調査研究 第1報 患者および家族のperceived positive change               
    2007
  • 薬害HIV感染生存患者・家族のlifeに関する調査研究 第1報-第2報               
    第33回日本保健医療社会学会抄録集, 2007
  • 病ある人生の再構築と健康生成力SOC -薬害HIV感染生存患者の7年間の追跡調査から-               
    第33回日本保健医療社会学会抄録集, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染被害における二次・三次感染と被害者への告知問題               
    第33回日本保健医療社会学会抄録集, 2007
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者(生存患者及び家族)への質問紙調査 1報-6報               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への質問紙調査 第5報 患者の恋愛・結婚・性、および挙子に関して               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族の生とニーズに関する調査研究               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染事件から約20年後の生存患者・家族調査 第1報-第4報               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染生存患者・家族の<生>とニーズに関する調査研究 第2報 患者の<生>に関する諸概念と質問紙調査の結果               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への質問紙調査               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への質問紙調査 第1報 患者の恋愛・結婚・性、および挙子に関して-第2報 患者と家族へのスティグマに関して               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染事件発生から薬20年後の被害者生存家族及び家族への質問紙調査の結果               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染事件発生から約20年後の被害者生存患者及び家族への質問紙調査の結果 第1報-第3報               
    2006
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者(生存患者及び家族)への質問紙調査 1報-6報               
    日本エイズ学会誌, 2006
    Poster presentation
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への質問紙調査 第5報 患者の恋愛・結婚・性、および挙子に関して               
    第20回日本エイズ学会学術集会, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族の生とニーズに関する調査研究               
    第79回日本社会学会大会抄録集, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染事件から約20年後の生存患者・家族調査 第1報-第4報               
    第65回日本公衆衛生学会総会抄録集, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染生存患者・家族の<生>とニーズに関する調査研究 第2報 患者の<生>に関する諸概念と質問紙調査の結果               
    第79回日本社会学会, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への質問紙調査               
    社会医学研究 第47回日本社会医学会総会講演集, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への質問紙調査 第1報 患者の恋愛・結婚・性、および挙子に関して-第2報 患者と家族へのスティグマに関して               
    第47回日本社会医学会, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染事件発生から薬20年後の被害者生存家族及び家族への質問紙調査の結果               
    保健医療社会学論集, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染事件発生から約20年後の被害者生存患者及び家族への質問紙調査の結果 第1報-第3報               
    第32回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 2006
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族の<生>とニーズに関する調査研究 第1報 調査研究枠組みおよび面接調査の結果概要               
    2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者への面接調査 第1報 生存患者からの聞きとり               
    2005
  • HIV感染者向けセックスライフ・ハンドブック作成の試み               
    2005
  • 中壮年世代の健康情報に対する欲求と情報探索行動に関する検討               
    2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者(患者・家族)の生活実態調査 第1報-第4報               
    2005
  • 一般の人々のヘルスリテラシーとその関連要因               
    2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への面接調査から見えてきたもの               
    2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者患者・家族の生活実態とニーズに関する調査研究               
    2005
  • 薬害HIV感染患者・家族の<生>とニーズに関する調査研究 第1報 調査研究枠組みおよび面接調査の結果概要               
    第78回日本社会学会, 2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者への面接調査 第1報 生存患者からの聞きとり               
    第19回日本エイズ学会学術集会, 2005
  • HIV感染者向けセックスライフ・ハンドブック作成の試み               
    第19回日本エイズ学会学術集会, 2005
  • 中壮年世代の健康情報に対する欲求と情報探索行動に関する検討               
    第64回日本公衆衛生学会, 2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者(患者・家族)の生活実態調査 第1報-第4報               
    第64回日本公衆衛生学会, 2005
  • 一般の人々のヘルスリテラシーとその関連要因               
    第14回日本健康教育学会, 2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者の生存患者とその家族への面接調査から見えてきたもの               
    第46回日本社会医学会, 2005
  • 薬害HIV感染被害者患者・家族の生活実態とニーズに関する調査研究               
    第31回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 2005
  • Oncology outpatient's perceptions of physician's communication style and communication behaviors               
    2000
  • Analysis Of physician-patient interactions in Japanese oncological consultations               
    2000
  • 外来癌診療における診療時間と医師患者間コミュニケーション行動との関係               
    2000
  • QOL of medically induced HIV patients in the present Japanese society               
    2000
  • Problems on notifications and medically induced HIV patients in Japan               
    2000
  • Current health status and health-related behaviors of medically induced HIV patisnts in Japan               
    2000
  • 外来癌診療における医師-患者間相互作用と患者満足感との関係               
    2000
  • 日本の癌診療場面における医師-患者間相互作用のRIASによる分析               
    2000
  • 外来癌診療における医師-患者のコミュニケーション行動と患者の認知度との関係               
    2000
  • Oncology outpatient's perceptions of physician's communication style and communication behaviors               
    Fifth World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, 2000
  • Analysis Of physician-patient interactions in Japanese oncological consultations               
    Fifth World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, 2000
  • 外来癌診療における診療時間と医師患者間コミュニケーション行動との関係               
    第13回日本サイコオンコロジー学会, 2000
  • QOL of medically induced HIV patients in the present Japanese society               
    13th Internatioal Aids Conference, 2000
  • Problems on notifications and medically induced HIV patients in Japan               
    13th Internatioal Aids Conference, 2000
  • Current health status and health-related behaviors of medically induced HIV patisnts in Japan               
    13th Internatioal Aids Conference, 2000
  • 外来癌診療における医師-患者間相互作用と患者満足感との関係               
    日本サイコオンコロジー学会, 2000
  • 日本の癌診療場面における医師-患者間相互作用のRIASによる分析               
    第26回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 2000
  • 外来癌診療における医師-患者のコミュニケーション行動と患者の認知度との関係               
    第26回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 2000
  • 壮年女性の健康意識に関する研究 第1報-第3報               
    1999
  • 薬害HIV感染者の今 第1報-第2報               
    1999
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者への告知と説明-告知と説明が遅れた背景にある薬害とパターナリズム-               
    1999
  • 壮年女性における「更年期」に関する研究 第1報-第2報               
    1999
  • 薬害HIV感染者の健康保持能力SOCとその関連要因               
    1999
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者の生活と福祉に関する調査報告 第1報-第5報               
    1999
  • 壮年女性の健康意識に関する研究 第1報-第3報               
    第58回日本公衆衛生学会大会, 1999
  • 薬害HIV感染者の今 第1報-第2報               
    第72回日本社会学会大会, 1999
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者への告知と説明-告知と説明が遅れた背景にある薬害とパターナリズム-               
    第72回日本社会学会大会, 1999
  • 壮年女性における「更年期」に関する研究 第1報-第2報               
    日本民族衛生学会, 1999
  • 薬害HIV感染者の健康保持能力SOCとその関連要因               
    第25回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 1999
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者の生活と福祉に関する調査報告 第1報-第5報               
    第25回日本保健医療社会学会大会, 1999
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者の医療と福祉に関する総合基礎調査 第1報-第9報               
    1998
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者に関する総合基礎調査 第1報-第5報               
    1998
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者の医療と福祉に関する総合基礎調査 第1報-第9報               
    第12回日本エイズ学会, 1998
  • 非加熱血液製剤によるHIV感染者に関する総合基礎調査 第1報-第5報               
    第57回日本公衆衛生学会総会, 1998
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■ Research projects
  • 「チーム学校」による心身緊急時等対応体制構築のための教育プログラム開発と情報支援               
    01 Apr. 2022 - 31 Mar. 2027
    Grant amount(Total):16510000, Direct funding:12700000, Indirect funding:3810000
    Grant number:22H00961
  • Rethinking health literacy through information prescription for the persons with disabilities               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 01 Apr. 2017 - 31 Mar. 2021
    National Cancer Center Japan
    Grant amount(Total):15860000, Direct funding:12200000, Indirect funding:3660000
    Grant number:17H02618
  • Development and evaluation of integrated Web support tool that promotes positive coping and
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 01 Apr. 2017 - 31 Mar. 2021
    INOUE YOJI
    Grant amount(Total):16640000, Direct funding:12800000, Indirect funding:3840000
    In this study, we aimed to support the health and QOL of HIV-positive people who tend to be isolated by utilizing integrated Web support tools. In the first year, she conducted a secondary analysis of the existing large-scale survey data for HIV-positive individuals and a case review of patient support using the Web in Japan and abroad. In the second year, we designed and developed a Web support tool based on the analysis results. However, it took time to correct the strategy because the U=U evidence was announced. U=U means, if the viral load is below the detection limit for more than half a year, sexually transmitted infections to others will not occur. In the 3rd year, the Web support tools was made public and a survey was conducted for HIV-positive persons, and in the 4th year, it was evaluated.
    Grant number:17H02168
  • Development of a Teacher Training Curriculum that Contributes to Promotion of BLS (Basic Life Support) Education at School and Improvement of School Safety               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 01 Apr. 2016 - 31 Mar. 2020
    KIRIBUCHI Hiroshi, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):3380000, Direct funding:2600000, Indirect funding:780000
    Japan has more than 70,000 sudden cardiac deaths each year, and it is the leading cause of death at school. To save a life from cardiac arrest, on-the-spot cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of AED supposedly are the most effective measures, and training for teachers and staff members have improved. Still, there are cases where appropriate measures cannot be applied.
    This analytic study of accidents at school and the questionnaires to teachers and staff members proved that, depending on the position of the respondent, a big difference in consciousness and self-confidence exists for lifesaving activities. It also became evident that lifesaving activities could not be motivated by technical education alone. Those obstacles to an appropriate response must be addressed, along with the training of in-service teachers, by including the importance and necessary contents of primary education on school safety and accident prevention in the teacher training course.
    Grant number:16K13518
  • Developing an Education Support Program for Families with a View Toward Improving Integrated Community Care               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 01 Apr. 2016 - 31 Mar. 2020
    HOSHINO Junko, Saitama Prefectural University
    Grant amount(Total):4680000, Direct funding:3600000, Indirect funding:1080000
    The aims of the present study are, first, to develop a palliative care family education support program by referring to a family support program for integrated community palliative care in the UK, and second, to implement and evaluate the education support program in a delivery-type palliative care school/salon for families . We identified an area where we could operate a delivery-type palliative care salon .We usually hold six salon sessions a year at the university, one of which was held in the identified area. The program included talks by cancer survivors who have been continuously participating in palliative care salon sessions, as well as information on rehabilitation and nutrition-related methods. Thereafter, we interviewed six participants to evaluate the program. Results indicated that participants were overall satisfied with the program and that they wished to contribute to improving the palliative care school/salon as either a cancer survivor or their family.
    Grant number:16K12068
  • Evidence-Based Practices in School Health: Focus on Prevention and Care in the School Nurse's Office               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 01 Apr. 2016 - 31 Mar. 2019
    Seki Yukiko, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):3640000, Direct funding:2800000, Indirect funding:840000
    To promote evidence-based practices for the treatment of minor injuries in schools, this study clarifies how first aid treatments are performed in schools and how school health teachers, students, and their parents learn these treatment techniques. The results indicate that teachers sometimes use non-evidence-based treatments for treating minor injuries. The teachers learned those treatments from care they received at home and at schools when they were students. The results also reveal that treatment techniques used at home and schools are passed from teachers to students, and from parents to children. School teachers must have access to education opportunities to learn evidence-based first aid treatments and health information literacy to better provide and teach the most effective treatment techniques to students, who will become future parents.
    Grant number:16K15300
  • Designing of Embodied Technologies based on multicultural ethnography of verbal and visual interaction               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), 01 Apr. 2011 - 31 Mar. 2015
    YAMAZAKI Keiichi; YAMAZAKI Akiko; KUNO Yoshinori; IKEDA Keiko; IMAI Michita; ONO Tetsuo; IGARASHI Motoko; KASHIMURA Shiro; KOBAYASHI Ako; SEKI Yukiko; MORIMOTO Ikuyo; BURDELSKI Matthew; KAWASHIMA Michie; NAKANISHI Hideyuki, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):34060000, Direct funding:26200000, Indirect funding:7860000
    Our research project was conducted collaboratively by sociologists and robot engineers. We have investigated how humans interact with each other through verbal and non-verbal actions. Based on these findings, we have designed embodied technologies in a robot that facilitate human interaction. In order to develop such technologies in cross-cultural settings, we conducted video ethnographies of interactions among visitors at various museums in different countries. We then analyzed these video recorded data by applying ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. The project team has also conducted several experiments with robots in cross-cultural settings. We have done comparative analysis between Japanese speaker groups and English speaker groups. During the research period, we also conducted another experiment using a mobile avatar robot, TEROOS. We conducted experiments in order to establish remote collaborative communication between people in Hawaii and in Japan.
    Grant number:23252001
  • A study on inequalities regarding disability, education, employment, and health               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 01 Apr. 2010 - 31 Mar. 2015
    SEKI Yukiko; TAKAYAMA Tomoko; YAMAKI Chikako, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):4550000, Direct funding:3500000, Indirect funding:1050000
    This study aimed to explore inequalities in education, employment status, and health among people with chronic illnesses and elderly people. Using research on school nurses and parents, we found that chronically ill children have difficulty attending school due to their health condition, parents’ thoughts, and teachers’ awareness. In addition, an international comparative analysis was conducted, and it showed that in Northern European countries, school systems adopt methods for children with chronic illnesses to develop academic and social skills that enable them to become independent in the future. Furthermore, the results of a study of elderly people from a population survey showed a significant relationship between high health information literacy and social support as well as education and economic status.
    Grant number:22614002
  • Conversation analysis of loss and regeneration of communities: Focusing on a category of Japanese               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 01 Apr. 2012 - 31 Mar. 2014
    YAMAZAKI Keiichi; YAMAZAKI Akiko; KASHIMURA Shiro; IKEDA Keiko; URANO Shigeru; FUKUOKA Yasunori; MORIMOTO Ikuyo; SEKI Yukiko; KOBAYASHI Ako, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):3640000, Direct funding:2800000, Indirect funding:840000
    In this research, we analyzed narratives and history of loss and regeneration of Japanese American and Japanese Canadian communities in North America, in historical, sociological, and conversation analytic manners. We conducted research in the following sites: (1) Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles; (2) Concentration camp in Manzanar; (3) Japanese Canadian communities and museums in Vancouver; (4) Japanese American communities and museums in Hawaii. The results of this research were presented in the IIEMCA conference. Also, the results will be published in a book titled Narratives of loss and regeneration of Japanese American and Japanese Canadian communities: Conversation analysis, narratives, and oral history.
    Grant number:24653114
  • Sociological Studies of Human Support in front of Other People               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), 01 Apr. 2010 - 31 Mar. 2014
    YAMAZAKI Keiichi; YAMAZAKI Akiko; KUNO Yoshinori; IKEDA Keiko; IMAI Michita; ONO Tetsuo; YAMADA Yoko; OKADA Kenichi; KOBAYASHI Ako; IGARASHI Motoko; MORIMOTO Ikuyo; NAKANISHI Hideyuki; KAMEIDAICHI Andrew; EHARA Yumiko; SEKI Yukiko; KUZUOKA Hideaki; SHIBUYA Momoyo, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):45500000, Direct funding:35000000, Indirect funding:10500000
    In this research, we analyzed various types of services for multiple service receivers in front of other people, employing ethnomethodology, conversation analysis, and interactional analysis. The analyses uncovered how service providers show their consideration to the receivers in front of others, using linguistic and bodily resources. Also, we analyzed social meanings of providing and receiving services in such interactions. Based on these analyses, we designed robots which show consideration to service receivers in front of other people and analyzed their reactions to these robots. More concretely, we conducted research in the following sites: 1. museums; 2. nursing homes; 3. kindergartens. Based on this research, we designed the following robots and analyzed experiments using them: 1. museum guide robot; 2. quiz robot; 3. care robot: 4. robotic wheelchair; 5. remote-controlled avatar robot.
    Grant number:22243037
  • Development of a screening program for depressive symptoms in schoolchildren which can be used daily and continuously at school.               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 2008 - 2010
    TAKEUCHI Kazuo; SEKI Yukiko; KASAI Naomi, Saitama University
    Grant amount(Total):4680000, Direct funding:3600000, Indirect funding:1080000
    With brief self-administered questionnaires for schoolchildren (Brief Mood Control Index for Children) and short checklists for school teachers (Brief Checklist of Depressive Symptoms among Children for Teachers), a new screening program was carried out to find out depressive children and adolescents in school. The agreement between the two measures was quite low (kappa= .095) and sensitivity of both measures to screen depression in the subjects were not high. However, after adopting a new criteria of 'being positive in at least one of the two', the total sensitivity increases slightly (.529). Now this program is available at school.
    Grant number:20590635
  • Improving communication skills of healthcare professionals-Fundamental research based on an ecological model               
    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2006 - 2008
    TAKAYAMA Tomoko; SEKI Yukiko; WATANABE Yoshikazu, National Cancer Center Research Institute and Research Center for Innovative Oncology, National Cancer Center Hospital East
    Grant amount(Total):7550000, Direct funding:6200000, Indirect funding:1350000
    Grant number:18390600
  • 医療におけるエラー防止のためのチームマネジメントに関する実証研究               
    2005 - 2007
    Grant amount(Total):3100000, Direct funding:3100000
    Grant number:17790338
  • 健康行動に関する研究               
    Competitive research funding
  • 医療安全に関する研究               
    Competitive research funding
  • 医療従事者の労働環境               
    Competitive research funding
  • がん情報提供に関する研究               
    Competitive research funding
  • HIV感染者のQOL               
    Competitive research funding
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    Competitive research funding
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