Public Health Nursing Field
Research regarding resident-led public health nursing provision : Study with a view to implementation
Faculty Members Involved
Faculty Members Involved
Atsuko Taguchi
Daisuke Sugiyama
Research Themes in Field
Past Master’s Thesis Themes
Examination of factors associated with knowledge of fertility in individuals with no desire to have children: Focusing on gender differences during prime child-bearing years
Difficulties in daily life and coping strategies for older first-time mothers with low birthweight infants: Focusing on period two weeks after starting life with child
Exploring relationship between factors influencing requests for assistance regarding depression and intention to seek psychiatric help among Vietnamese workers in Japan: A cross-sectional study
Involvement in continued employment of workers with developmental disabilities: Qualitative research targeting supervisors
Factors associated with dietary diversity among elderly residents in suburban housing estates: A cross-sectional study
Factors influencing workers' willingness to seek help from occupational health staff for depression: Cross-sectional study using vignette techniques
Associations between health promotion volunteers ‘experiences and their willingness to continue service: a cross -sectional study
Sex Differences in the Association Between Menopausal Symptoms and Presenteeism and Examination of Workplace Support Measures: A Cross-Sectional Study
Research Keywords
Resident-led, resident organizations, public health nursing, public health nurse, requests for assistance, Occupational Health, Mental Health, Menopausal Symptoms, Workplace Support
Past Doctoral Dissertation Themes
Research on Digital Health Competency among Public Health Nurses
Research Keywords
Public Health Nurses, Digital Health, Competency Development
Introduction to Field
In this field, we are conducting research on the themes indicated below.
If students are interested in themes other than those indicated, we endeavor to establish appropriate supervision arrangements with faculty members so that students can work together with them.
Development of Evaluation Methods for Public Health Nurses' Activities Using ICT and Research Contributing to the Promotion of the PDCA Cycle
Systematization of public health nurse activity evaluation indicators and study of evaluation methods
Development of ICT-based management tools for public health nurses' activities
Development of programs to improve public health nurses' ICT and public health nurses' activity management skills
Research on prevention of social isolation and loneliness
Research on factors causing social isolation in large apartment complexes
Research on prevention of social isolation and loneliness by CBPR
Research on prevention of infectious diseases
Parents' intention to vaccinate their children and related factors
The experiences and perceptions of “completely unvaccinated children” during their development
Research on support for people who have difficulty seeking help
Development of new approaches to subjects who do not seek help
Assistance requested by elderly people
Assistance requested by foreign workers
Request for assistance from foreign mothers living in Japan
A study on treatment continuation among patients with type 2 diabetes who have discontinued medication
Religious Needs, Social Support, and Psychosocial Wellbeing among Indonesian Muslim Workers in Japan
Development of a method for promoting a comprehensive community care system from the perspective of the people concerned
Multidisciplinary collaboration to improve the quality of life of children with medical care and their families
Development of public health nursing skills necessary for public health nursing activities
Systematization of district diagnosis techniques in public health nursing
Clarification of public health nurses' support skills related to repeaters of specific health guidance
Exploration of factors related to repeaters of specific health guidance
Pursuit of the best choice based on public
Development of methods for teaching public philosophy in public health nursing
Research on methods of promoting social capital building that contributes to health promotion
Research on residents' organizations for health promotion
Research on the satisfaction and continuity of activities of residents' organizations for health promotion
Research on the nature of residents' organizations for health promotion
Factors that encourage the participation of the child-rearing generation in the activities of residents' organizations
Association between Japanese community health workers'experiences and willingness to continue
Research on Workers’ Health
Menopausal symptom-related challenging behavior and presenteeism in one company: An integrated analysis based on quantitative and qualitative research
Exploring the Factors Associated with Workers' help-seeking for Depression in a General Corporate Setting
Research on the Relationship Between Emotional Labor and Mental Health in General Businesses
Collaboration among Workplace Stakeholders in Workers' Mental Health Support
Health promotion for women during the prenatal and postpartum periods
A study on socioecological factors associated with sedentary behavior and health support among mothers during the first postpartum year
Graduate Career Paths
Municipalities, prefectural governments, national government, companies, universities, research centers and institutes
Message
You will probably have various concerns, such as your research topic is not well defined, whether you will be able to keep up with lectures or whether tuition fees might be too high. If you have any interest at all, please feel free to get in touch. You can also observe a seminar. All members of the field look forward to welcoming you.
While our university does not offer a public health nurse license, we can provide programs for honing skills as a public health officer or occupational health nurse. Whether you wish to enhance your skills or are eyeing a career change after several years as a hospital nurse, please feel free to make use of this opportunity.