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Community Health Care
- Community-based integrated care systems
- Inclusive Society
Students will learn how to identify issues related to community health care, examine the relevant factors, and implement solutions to these issues.
©Chiba University. Last Update 2025-11-20
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Advanced Community-based Integrated Care and Building an Inclusive Society
- Long-term Care Insurance Act
- Advanced/Deepening Community-based Integrated Care
- Community-based Inclusive Society
This course examines the deepening philosophy of the Community-based Integrated Care System and approaches toward realizing an inclusive society.
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Community-based Integrated Care System and Long-term Care Insurance in Japan
This course examines Japan’s response to its super-aging society, focusing on the Long-term Care Insurance System and the Community-based Integrated Care System. Students will explore how these systems aim to extend healthy life expectancy and maintain the dignity of older adults.
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Normative Integration and Creating an Inclusive Community Society: From Community Health to Community-Based Health
This course surveys the conceptual development from Community Health to Community-Based Health, exploring normative integration and inclusive community society. Students will understand how these concepts apply to health policies and community health activities, while learning integrated and comprehensive approaches to community health issues.
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Understanding Community Care Through Cultural Humility
This course explores cultural diversity in community care settings and examines the concept of cultural humility required for care providers.
Lecturers
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Narumi Ide
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Akiko Nosaki
Lecturer, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Kieko Iida
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Community Activities in Practice 1
- telemedicine
- primary health care
This lecture will provide an overview of efforts by residents and industry and academia to address mobility and healthcare access difficulties.
Videos
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Community Collaboration for Heart Failure
This course examines current status and challenges of heart failure and the role of nurses in community health care .
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Healthcare Access Disparities: Comparative Analysis of Japan and Asia
This course examines current healthcare access disparities in Japan and analyzes challenges and solutions through comparison with other Asian countries.
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Utilizing telemedicine
This course provides an explanation of the current state of telemedicine in Japan and an exploration of its future potential. The course examines telemedicine from technological, institutional, and ethical perspectives.
Lecturers
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Motohiro Sano
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Akiko Nosaki
Lecturer, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Takuya Tsujino
Project Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Community Activities in Practice 2
- Prevention of nursing care and health promotion
- Extending healthy lifespan
This lecture will provides an overview of practical
approaches to health maintenance, health promotion.
among the elderly, and the extension of healthy lifespan
in older adults.Videos
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Frailty in older people
This part will provide an overview of the Elderly and Gerontology, Concept of frailty, Characteristics and Evaluation of frailty, and Social Relations of the elderly.
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Self-care for the Aged
This course examines the definition and importance of self-care, diet, and exercise, sleep, social participation, and maintaining dental health. In particular, students will explore issues unique to the older people in Japan and how to maintain self-care and consider future challenges
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Promoting health and extending healthy lifespan for older people
This course introduces Japan’s Aging Population and Long-Term Care Insurance System, Healthy Life Expectancy and Extension Plan.
Finally, mutual Aid in Local Communities associate with Extension Plan is informed.
Lecturers
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Motoshi Ouchi
Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Toshiko Ogawa
Lecturer, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Miyuki Ishibashi
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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A community symbiotic society where people can live.
and have a sense of fulfillment together 1- Social participation
- Iki-gai, purpose in life, Fulfillment in life
This course provides an overview of Japanese practices
for the social participation of the older people and.
the fulfillment of life support.Videos
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Age friendly community and Social Participation of.
the Older People.
A current picture of social participation of them and.
the importanceThis lecture will explore Age-friendly cities and
communities recommended by WHO and a framework.
of Japanese age-friendly community to clarify the role.
of social participation. Students will learn about
the real picture of social participation among the elderly.
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Employment, volunteer activities, hobbies, and lifelong learning for the older people
This lecture will explore employment, volunteer activities, hobbies, and lifelong learning for the older people in Japan. Students will learn about policies that promote those activities and specific examples.
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Support to create age-friendly communities
Support using ICT, support for the communityStudents will learn about support for the creation of age-friendly communities in Japan, using ICT and actual projects undertaken in collaboration with universities, government, and residents.
Lecturers
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Mina Ishimaru
Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Taichi Sato
Project Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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A community where people can live and have a purpose in life together 2
- Persons with Mental Disabilities
- Social Participation
- Recovery
- Family Support
This lecture will outline measures to promote recovery and social participation of people with mental disabilities and their families, as well as efforts to realize a community-based symbiotic society.
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Support to improve people’s mental health
This lecture will provide an overview of the current status and issues of suicide in Japan and suicide prevention measures.
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Policies and community care to support community life for the mentally disabled
This lecture will cover:
1.Issues and measures to support community life for persons with mental disabilities
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Support for Families of Persons with Mental Disabilities
This lecture will cover:
1.Family situation of persons with mental disorders and how to understand them..
2.Emotional expression and family psychoeducation of families of persons with mental disorders.
3.Family support for persons with mental disorders.
Lecturers
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Michika Tanoue
Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Mio Suzuki
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Community Health Care
A community symbiotic society where people can live and work together to make their lives worth living 3- Health Promotion
- Workplace Environment
This course provides an overview of initiatives aimed at promoting workers’ health and realizing healthy workplaces.
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Health promotion policy in JAPAN
The historical background and launch of ”Health Japan 21 ” as part of Japan’s comprehensive health promotion policies.
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Lifestyle-related Health Problems and Prevention
This course explains theoretical models of health behavior used in health education to prevent and manage lifestyle-related diseases and describes workplace health promotion systems.
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Creating a Healthy Workplace for Individuals and Their Families
This course provides an overview of recent social systems aimed at improving workers’ work-life balance and well-being.
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Sumie Ikezaki
Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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A community symbiotic society where people can live.
and have a sense of fulfillment together 4- Parenting support
This course will provide an overview of birth trends and child rearing and efforts to provide seamless support from pregnancy to child rearing in Japan.
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Birth trends and child-rearing in Japan
This lecture will cover:
1.Birth trends in Japan.
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Postpartum care for women with advanced maternal age
The lecture will outline the latest research findings on postpartum family support, using the example of postpartum care for older first-time mothers, which is on the rise in Japan.
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Continuous and seamless Support from Pregnancy through Parenting
This lecture will cover:
1.Parenting Support and Prevention of Child Maltreatment..
2.Continuous and seamless Parenting Support in Japan.
3.Families Facing Complex Issues During the Parenting Period
Lecturers
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Kunie Maehara
Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Ayano Sakai
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Integration of Medical Care and Long-Term Care 1
- Electronic Health Record
- Personal Health Record
This course will provide an overview of efforts to promote the development of data infrastructures for medical and nursing care.
Videos
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Promoting Healthcare Digital Transformation (DX)
This video outlines the content and challenges of promoting Digital Transformation (DX) in healthcare as a national policy in Japan, using the introduction of online eligibility verification, electronic medical record information sharing services, and standardized electronic medical record systems as specific examples.
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Utilization of Medical and Long-Term Care Data
This video outlines the social insurance system in Japan and the utilization of electronic medical record data, medical and nursing care reimbursement system data, DPC data, and patient registry data, which are major sources of medical and nursing care data.
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Specific Examples and Challenges of Developing Data Infrastructure for Medical Care and Long-Term Care
This video provides an overview of the secondary data use infrastructure in Japan, including large-scale databases for reimbursement, disease registries, and electronic medical records, as well as HL7® FHIR® and the Next Generation Healthcare Infrastructure Act.
Lecturers
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Shinichiroh Yokota
Professor, Department of Nursing Policy and Management, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Integration of Medical Care and Long-Term Care 2
- Small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care
- Combined service
This course provides an overview of the collaboration between care service providers and medical institutions to ensure smooth delivery of long-term care services.
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Small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care:
(Part 1) Background and system overviewThis lecture provides an overview of the social background that led to the establishment of small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care, as well as an overview of related systems and services.
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Small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care:
(Part 2) Integration of nursing and care servicesThis lecture explains the specific services provided in small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care. Additionally, using case studies, it explains the individuality and diversity of these services.
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Small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care:
(Part 3) Management and multidsciplinary collaborationThis lecture explains the actual management practices in small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care. It also provides an overview of multi-professional collaboration that extends across various services.
Lecturers
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Kieko Iida
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Integration of Medical Care and Long-Term Care 3
- Transition to Home Care
- Family Support
Pediatric Home Health Care and Support for Children with Medical Complexity and Their Families.
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Neonatal Care and Children with Medical Complexity in Japan
This lecture will provide overview of the progress of neonatal care and the current situation of children with medical complexity in Japan.
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Legal System and Community Support for Children with Medical Complexity and Their Families
This lecture will provide overview of Japanese legal system to support children Medically Complexity and their families, and current support for children and families in the community.
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Community-Based Integrated Care System for Children with Medical Complexity Living at Home
This lecture will cover the community-based integrated care system for children, and support for children and families in pediatric home health care.
Lecturers
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Akiko Tomioka
Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Aya Nakazuru
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Comprehensive support through interprofessional and interorganisations collaboration ①
- Leadership
- Quality of care
This section outlines interprofessional collaboration for improving the quality of care.
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Basic Framework for Interprofessional Work
This lecture will provide an overview of the definition, purpose, and framework of Interprofessional collaborative practices in the medical field and interprofessional learning areas.
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What is a team: Factors that promote and hinder professional collaboration
It has long been said that interprofessional collaborative practice is effective. In this lecture, we pause to consider the concept of a team and the difficulty of creating one.
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Leadership
We often hear the word “leadership.” However, this may be a narrow definition. In this lecture, we will explain leadership in a broad sense.
Lecturers
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Jiaru Sun
Project Lecturer, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Toshinori Shimoi
Project Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Comprehensive support through interprofessional and interorganisations collaboration ②
- Community-based integrated care system planning
- Collaboration between medical and long-term care
This section outlines activities aimed at enhancing inter-organisational collaboration between medical institutions, clinics, care facilities and so on in community.
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Community-based integrated care system planning
The Community-based Integrated Care System is to be established under the leadership of the local government, i.e. the city, town or village. This course will explain the resources for health, medical care and welfare in Japan, as well as the types of informal support resources that exist in the community, and will discuss how to plan these resources to meet the needs of the local community.
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Home Medical care and Long-term Care Collaboration Promotion Project
In this video, we will explain the collaboration between “medical care” and “long-term care”, which is emphasized in the community-based integrated care system, using examples from the home medical care and long-term care collaboration promotion project.
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Building a regional medical and long-term care collaboration network and inter-organizational collaboration
In this lecture, we will explain what professions form a team and when they do so, and provide an overview of interprofessional collaborative practice in the community outside of hospitals.
Lecturers
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Narumi Ide
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Toshinori Shimoi
Project Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Comprehensive support through interprofessional and interorganisations collaboration ③
- Community-based Inclusive Society
- Interprofessional collaborative practice
- Person concerned
Necessary collaboration and cooperation for the deepening of the community-based care systems and realization of an inclusive community-based society
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Collaboration and cooperation in an inclusive community-based society
This video outlines why inclusive community-based society are needed. Using the Basic Law for Dementia as an example, it explains how an ideal inclusive community-based society is described, including examples of practical activities.
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Creating a Community Symbiotic Society with Affected Parties – Social Education and Social Change
This lecture will explain the concept of a community-based symbiotic society, comprehensive support systems, and the contribution of social education to a community-based symbiotic society.
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Overview of the Medical and Long-Term Care System in Asia
This lecture will provide an overview of the characteristics of health insurance systems in East and Southeast Asian countries and the movement of long-term care security systems in East Asia.
Lecturers
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Narumi Ide
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Jiaru Sun
Project Lecturer, Graduate School of Nursing, National University Corporation Chiba University
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Smart tool for nursing and uniform design
Learn about smart tool for nursing and uniform design.
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Smart Tool for Nursing- CPR Training Kit
Learn about designing a CPR kit for training.
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Nursing Uniform Design-Trend and User’s Unmet Need
Learn about nursing uniform design. ( Part 1 )
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Nursing Uniform Design-Scrubs Uniform Design
Learn about nursing uniform design. ( Part 2 )
Lecturers
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Hikari Ishido
Professor, Graduate School of Global and Transdisciplinary Studies, Chiba University
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Mental health care and wellness in Thailand
Learn about mental health care and wellness in Thailand.
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Mental Health Care in Thailand-The Hidden Reality of Mental Health
Learn about mental health in Thailand and how to prevent related issues. ( Part 1 )
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Mental Health Care in Thailand-The Way to Better
Learn about mental health in Thailand and how to prevent related issues. ( Part 2 )
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Discover Yourself-Outdoor Playground for Wellness
Learn how to integrate art and nature for healing.
Lecturers
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Hikari Ishido
Professor, Graduate School of Global and Transdisciplinary Studies, Chiba University
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Staff／スタッフ
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Narumi IdeNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssociate Professor -
Akiko NosakiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingLecturer
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Kieko IidaNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssociate Professor
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Motohiro SanoNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssistant Professor
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Takuya TsujinoNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProject Assistant Professor
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Motoshi OuchiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProfessor
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Toshiko OgawaNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingLecturer
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Miyuki IshibashiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssociate Professor
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Mina IshimaruNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProfessor
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Taichi SatoNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProject Assistant Professor
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Michika TanoueNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProfessor
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Mio SuzukiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssistant Professor
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Sumie IkezakiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProfessor
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Kunie MaeharaNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProfessor
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Ayano SakaiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssistant Professor
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Shinichiroh YokotaNational University Corporation Chiba University Department of Nursing Policy and Management, Graduate School of NursingProfessorCareer
2004, graduated from School of Integrated Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, The University of Tokyo
2004, Nurse at University of Tokyo Hospital
2024, Professor at Graduate School of Nursing, Chiba University -
Akiko TomiokaNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProfessor
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Aya NakazuruNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingAssistant Professor
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Jiaru SunNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProject Lecturer
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Toshinori ShimoiNational University Corporation Chiba University Graduate School of NursingProject Associate Professor
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Hikari IshidoChiba University Graduate School of Global and Transdisciplinary StudiesProfessor
Competency／コンピテンシー
Course Objectives
To identify social issues related to health in one’s own country or region, and to understand how to implement solutions to these issues through collaboration and cooperation among multiple professions, mutually respecting and demonstrating their individuality, strengths, and expertise.
Learning Outcomes
①To be able to explain about the actual resident-oriented social problem solving and community activities toward the realization of community-based integrated care and inclusive society..
②To be able to explain about comprehensive care through collaboration among professionals and multiple organizations toward the realization of a inclusive society in which people can live and have a sense of fulfillment together.
