YOUSUKE TAKEMURA in 21st World Conference of Family Doctors.

Papers 4

AN INTERVENTIONAL STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GREEN TEA CONSUMPTION AND THE PREVALENCE OF ALLERGIC DISEASES (FINAL REPORT)
POPULATION STRATEGIES

YOUSUKE TAKEMURA ¹

¹ Department of Education and Research in Family and Community Medicine, Mie University Graduate School of Medicine

TEA

allergic rhinitis

epidemiological studies

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FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH FAMILY CAREGIVERS‘ QUALITY OF LIFE IN ELDERLY CARE: A STUDY IN RURAL AREA OF JAPAN
PRACTICE (HEALTH CENTER) ORGANIZATION

MARINDA ASIAH NURIL HAYA ¹ ; HIDEKI WAKABAYASHI ² ; SHUHEI ICHIKAWA ² ; YOUSUKE TAKEMURA ²

¹ DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE MIE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE FACULTY OF MEDICINE UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA ;

² Department of Education and Research in Family and Community Medicine, Mie University Graduate School of Medicine

Family caregiver

Elderly care

quality of life

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Rural public hospitals save medical expenses and promote home medical care in Japan
Sistemas de Saúde

SATORU SHIKATA ¹ ; TOMOHIKO UKAI ² ; YOUSUKE TAKEMURA ³

¹ MIE prefectural Hospital ;

² MIE university ;

³ Department of Education and Research in Family and Community Medicine, Mie University Graduate School of Medicine

Rural

Public hospital

medical expenses

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DOES THE DIRECT PHONE WITH EMERGENCY SERVICES REDUCE THE TIME FOR HOSPITAL SELECTION?
HEALTH SYSTEM ORGANIZATION

SATORU SHIKATA ¹ ; SHUJI HASHIMOTO ¹ ; YOUSUKE TAKEMURA ²

¹ MIE prefectural Hospital ;

² Department of Education and Research in Family and Community Medicine, Mie University Graduate School of Medicine

direct phone

emergency services

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21st World Conference of Family Doctors.

YOUSUKE TAKEMURA

AN INTERVENTIONAL STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GREEN TEA CONSUMPTION AND THE PREVALENCE OF ALLERGIC DISEASES (FINAL REPORT)

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH FAMILY CAREGIVERS‘ QUALITY OF LIFE IN ELDERLY CARE: A STUDY IN RURAL AREA OF JAPAN

Rural public hospitals save medical expenses and promote home medical care in Japan

DOES THE DIRECT PHONE WITH EMERGENCY SERVICES REDUCE THE TIME FOR HOSPITAL SELECTION?

Co-authors (6)

SATORU SHIKATA

MARINDA ASIAH NURIL HAYA

HIDEKI WAKABAYASHI

SHUHEI ICHIKAWA

SHUJI HASHIMOTO

TOMOHIKO UKAI