1.How do Health Care Professionals Change the Recognition of Relationships and Problems Among Them Through Dialogue? Qualitative Descriptive Research Exploring the Process of Home Health Care Promotion in Areas Where Medical Resources are Insufficient Using the Theoretical Framework of Complexity
Takahiro HOSOI ; Naoto SAKAMOTO ; Junji HARUTA ; Tetsuhiro MAENO
An Official Journal of the Japan Primary Care Association 2019;42(2):103-109
Introduction: The Japanese government implemented a community-based integrated care system that provides community healthcare resources for elderly people focusing on home health care in particular. To achieve this, interprofessional teams in the community need to function seamlessly. Thus, we explored the process by which healthcare professionals change their recognition of the relationships and problems among them through the dialogue of home health care promotion.Methods: We held the World Cafe to discuss with healthcare professionals about home health care in a city in Ibaraki Prefecture. All dialogues were audio-recorded, transcribed verbatim, and analyzed using thematic analysis.Results: Although healthcare professionals had strongly recognized the hierarchical relationship, they deepened their mutual understanding by sharing their background and values. While sharing the hope to make equitable relationships, they changed their recognition as follows: home health care was not "someone else's problem" but "their own problem" and "their own community's problem".Conclusion: It is necessary for healthcare professionals to share issues and explore methods to solve them in the community, and to change the relationships among stakeholders because problems related to home health care promotion are complex. This study clarified that healthcare professionals are motivated to seek solutions to problems proactively via their relationships in interprofessional teams in the community.
2.Intrathoracic anastomosis using handsewn purse-string suturing by the double-ligation method in laparo-thoracoscopic esophagectomy
Takamasa TAKAHASHI ; Yuji KANEOKA ; Atsuyuki MAEDA ; Yuichi TAKAYAMA ; Hiroki AOYAMA ; Takahiro HOSOI ; Kazuaki SEITA
Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2023;26(2):64-71
Purpose:
In minimally invasive esophagectomy (MIE), it is important to reduce the rate of anastomotic leakage to ensure its safety. At our institute, the double-ligation method (DLM) has been introduced to insert and fix the anvil of the circular stapler for intracorporeal circular esophagojejunostomy in gastric surgery. We adopted this method for intrathoracic anastomosis (IA) in MIE. The aim of this study was to investigate the safety of IA with DLM in MIE.
Methods:
In this study, 48 patients diagnosed with primary middle or lower third segment thoracic esophageal carcinoma with clinical stage I, II, III or IV disease were retrospectively evaluated. Postoperative outcomes were assessed.
Results:
Among the 48 patients, 42 patients underwent laparo-thoracoscopic esophagectomy and IA using a circular stapler with the DLM. The average total operation time and thoracoscopic operation time were 433 and 229 minutes, respectively. The average pursestring suturing time was 4.7 minutes. The rates of anastomotic leakage and stenosis were 2.4% and 14.3%, respectively. The overall incidence of postoperative complications (ClavienDindo grade of ≥III) was 16.7%. The average postoperative stay was 16 days.
Conclusion
The procedure of IA using a circular stapler with the DLM in MIE was safe and provided a low rate of anastomotic leakage.
3.A study of typically effective instances in kampoh treatment.
Shigeru MURAYAMA ; Hiroshi CHINZEI ; Atushi KISHI ; Eiroku HAYASHI ; Renki TASHIRO ; Hirofumi ITABASHI ; Tadamichi MITSUMA ; Daiji HOSOI ; Takahiro YAMADA ; Kazumoto INAGI ; Akira KINEBUCHI ; Kunio MATSUTA ; Ichiro TANAKA ; Takeshi KOHGO ; Terutane YAMADA
Kampo Medicine 1990;40(4):215-223
4.Relationship between Health Knowledge and Willingness to Use Online Medication Guidance─Iwaki Health Promotion Project Research Report─
Masakiyo KUDO ; Yoshihito KON ; Sachiko KANAZAWA ; Shinichi OBARA ; Kazuhiro HOSOI ; Kazufumi TERUI ; Junichi NAKAGAWA ; Masanori ABO ; Hiromasa TSUYAMA ; Rui HYODO ; Naoya AIUCHI ; Saki YONAGA ; Takahiro HATAYAMA ; Seiya KAWAGUCHI ; Kozue ITO ; Keigo SAITO ; Iku ABUKAWA ; Satoshi YOKOYAMA ; Takamasa SAKAI ; Fumiko OHTSU ; Tatsuya MIKAMI ; Shigeyuki NAKAJI ; Takenori NIIOKA
Japanese Journal of Social Pharmacy 2024;43(2):68-75
People with high health knowledge tend to use information and communication technology (ICT) to obtain, maintain, and promote information necessary for health management. Therefore, experts hypothesize that improving health knowledge will increase the use of online medication guidance via ICT. In this study, we investigated the relationship between health knowledge and willingness to use online medication guidance among Iwaki Health Promotion Project health checkup subjects. The 736 examinees participating in this project in 2022 were surveyed on age, gender, number of people living with them, whether they exercise, drink alcohol, or smoke, whether they use smartphones, whether they use medication registers, their health knowledge score, and whether they take any medications. The presence/absence of desire for online medication guidance (1/0) was used as the objective variable to identify influencing factors. Univariate and multivariate analyses showed that independence was found for four factors: age (OR: 0.975, P<0.001), gender (male) (OR: 1.914, P<0.001), smartphone use (OR: 2.156, P=0.004) and health knowledge score (OR: 1.405, P<0.001). This study found that health knowledge plays a role in the intention to use online medication guidance. In order to improve health knowledge, it will be necessary to enhance skills to obtain and use high-quality health information and to improve the environment for using ICT-based communication devices.