Search Results - "Katsube, Takuji"

Challenges in Help-Seeking Behaviors among Rural Older People Mitigated through Family Physician-Driven Outreach: A Systematic Review by Ohta, Ryuichi, Katsube, Takuji, Sano, Chiaki

“…Help-seeking behaviors (HSBs) refer to approaches taken by individuals towards their health and symptoms, and they are supported by healthcare professionals…”
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Rural Homecare Nurses' Challenges in Providing Seamless Patient Care in Rural Japan by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji, Sano, Chiaki

“…Homecare nurses manage patients with extreme homecare dependence through interprofessional collaboration. The quality of the collaboration depends on…”
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Challenges and solutions in the continuity of home care for rural older people: A thematic analysis by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Kitayuguchi, Jun, Gomi, Tatsunosuke, Katsube, Takuji

“…Home care is essential for the continuity of care, but rural communities struggle to procure these services regularly. As rural populations age, these…”
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Strengths and Challenges for Medical Students and Residents in Rural Japan by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji, Otani, Jun, Moriwaki, Yoshihiro

“…In Japan, family medicine training is driven by community-based medical education (CBME) and is often provided in rural community hospitals and clinics…”
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Psychological safety and self-regulated learning through near-peer learning for the sustainability of rural community-based medical education: Grounded theory approach by Ohta, Ryuichi, Katsube, Takuji, Sano, Chiaki

“…Introduction: Difficulties in improving psychological safety in medical education can be attributed to the hierarchy among medical professionals. Near-peer…”
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Care managers in rural Japan: Challenges to interprofessional collaboration by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji

“…Effective interprofessional collaboration for care managers is vital for the care of older people. This study's aim was to inquire into the obstacles to…”
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Challenges for Japanese rural home care workers in interprofessional collaboration: a qualitative study by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji

“…Among medical professionals, the role of home care workers is crucial in the care of patients in their homes. In Japan, however, research on the difficulties…”
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Students’ perceptions of general medicine following community‐based medical education in rural Japan by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji, Moriwaki, Yoshihiro, Otani, Jun

“…Background Japan's population is rapidly aging, and at the same time, the number of medical students interested in general or family medicine is declining…”
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Qualitative exploration of Japanese rural citizens’ consideration of terminal home care through an educational forum by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji

“…Background The need for home care services for older adults is gradually increasing in many countries. In the past, Japanese older adults typically died at…”
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Shared Reading as a Community of Practice for Overcoming the Generation Gap and Improving Psychological Safety in Rural Family Medicine Education: A Grounded-Theory Approach by Ohta, Ryuichi, Katsube, Takuji, Sano, Chiaki

“…Background A community of practice (CoP) is essential for continuous professional development in family medicine. A CoP in medical education comprises a group…”
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Importance of Inclusive Education in General Medicine Through the Perception of Medical Trainees: A Thematic Analysis by Ohta, Ryuichi, Katsube, Takuji, Sano, Chiaki

“…Background General medical education plays a pivotal role in ensuring holistic care in the context of rapidly aging populations. Japan's demographic trends…”
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Home care workers' judgments about users' acute conditions: A qualitative study on interprofessional collaboration by Ohta, Ryuichi, Ryu, Yoshinori, Katsube, Takuji

“…Home care workers' (HCWs) approaches to home care users' acute symptoms are critical for users' safety and quality of life. However, the processes of these…”
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