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Can incident reporting improve safety? Healthcare practitioners' views of the effectiveness of incident reporting by ANDERSON, JANET E., KODATE, NAONORI, WALTERS, RHIANNON, DODDS, ANNELIESE

“…Objectives. Recent critiques of incident reporting suggest that its role in managing safety has been over emphasized. The objective of this study was to…”
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Nursing teamwork in the care of older people: A mixed methods study by Anderson, J.E., Ross, A.J., Lim, R., Kodate, N., Thompson, K., Jensen, H., Cooney, K.

“…Healthcare is increasingly complex and requires the ability to adapt to changing demands. Teamwork is essential to delivering high quality care and is central…”
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Review of simulation studies in anaesthesia journals, 2001–2010: mapping and content analysis by Ross, A.J., Kodate, N., Anderson, J.E., Thomas, L., Jaye, P.

“…Despite widespread adoption of simulation-based training in medical education, there remains scepticism about its cost-effectiveness and long-term impact on…”
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Hopes and fears regarding care robots: Content analysis of newspapers in East Asia and Western Europe, 2001-2020 by Kodate, N, Maeda, Y, Hauray, B, Tsujimura, M, Chan, W C H, Mannan, H, Yu, W, Dalgalarrondo, S, Cheung, M C, Yumoto, A, Suwa, S, Donnelly, S, Sakata, N, O'Shea, D, Obayashi, K, Masuyama, S

“…As a type of welfare technology, care robotics is now widely seen as a potential aide to rehabilitation, increasing independence and enhancing the wellbeing of…”
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Inpatient diabetes care: complexity, resilience and quality of care by Ross, A. J., Anderson, J. E., Kodate, N., Thompson, K., Cox, A., Malik, R.

“…It is estimated that 10–15 % of UK hospital inpatients have diabetes. Poor glycemic control is a care quality problem that has been linked to organizational…”
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11 IMPROVING CARE QUALITY IN A NURSING HOME IN JAPAN: ORGANISATIONAL RESILIENCE, ROBOTICS-AIDED CARE AND SYSTEMS APPROACH by Kodate, N, Obayashi, K, Masuyama, S

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14 EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF SAFETY MONITORING DEVICES ON CARE WORK AND PROCESSES IN JAPANESE NURSING HOMES by Obayashi, K, Kodate, N, Kondo, H, Okamoto, Y, Kaneko, H, Ishii, Y, Nonoda, T, Masuyama, S

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7 Designing and testing an integrated community care model with a remote home monitoring-alert device: a pilot study in Japan by Obayashi, K, Kodate, N, Kondo, H, Okamoto, Y, Kurishima, S, Ishii, Y, Nonoda, T, Yasukawa, T, Masuyama, S

“…Abstract Background An integrated model of health and social care in the community has been considered to be the gold standard, although many obstacles and…”
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6 Exploring professional-robot interactions in care settings: a case of adopting an Irish air-disinfection device in a nursing home in Japan by Kodate, N, Obayashi, K, Maeda, Y, Scott, R, Kurishima, S, Okamoto, Y, Ishii, Y, Yu, W, Suwa, S, Sakata, N, Masuyama, S

“…Abstract Background Digital welfare technologies are increasingly expected to perform a broader set of functions and roles. The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic…”
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39 CAN CARE ROBOTS ASSIST OLDER PEOPLE AND LONG-TERM CARE SYSTEMS? KEY STAKEHOLDERS’ PERCEPTIONS IN HONG KONG SAR, CHINA AND IRELAND by Kodate, N, Donnelly, S, Cheung, M-c, Maeda, Y, Mannan, H, Chan, WC-h, O'Shea, D

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43 EXPLORING STAFF PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES TO CARE AND CAREBOTS: THE CASE OF AN ORIGINAL AIR-DISINFECTION ROBOT IN IRELAND by Kodate, N, Kohli, P, McGinn, C, Scott, R, Ross, E, Treusch, P, Maeda, Y, Donnelly, S, Leonard, C, Cogan, L, Mannan, H, O’Shea, D, Obayashi, K, Masuyama, S

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Territorial Politics and Health Policy: UK Health Policy in Comparative Perspective by Kodate, Nao

“…Territorial Politics and Health Policy: UK Health Policy in Comparative Perspective, by Scott L. Greer, is reviewed…”
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Case studies in Japanese negotiating behaviour by Blaker, Michael, Giarra, Paul, Vogel, Ezra, Kodate, N

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