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Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science
Volume 37, Issue 1 / 2022
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The talk about the well-being in the person with two minutes spondylosis of youth, the adulthood 藤田裕一* Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 1-6, 2022. |
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1. Intervention study and behavioral science mainly on the feasibility study (feasibility study) 岡美智代*, 高橋さつき*, 松本光寛* Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 7-13, 2022. |
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2. Social approach judging from the viewpoint of "behavioral science reconsideration of the health medical care" of the new times ... physician: Social prescription and NADGE theory 森谷満* Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 14-18, 2022. |
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3. Open dialog and introduction - of the collaboration class at I - opening dialog learning meeting in Nara and university 岡本響子* Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 19-23, 2022. |
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Person concerned experience - that we saw it from the viewpoint of nursing - support relations idea as independence and the support of the growth from the domain of "- from the position of some - expert with the person concerned characteristics in the self-management support" nursing 宮本眞巳* Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 24-40, 2022. |
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Concept Analysis of the Trust Relationship Between Patients and Co-Medical Staff Excluding Nurses Natsumi Shirato (Mukai)*, Michiyo Oka**, Ayako Inokuma***, Mitsuhiro Matsumoto** Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 41-53, 2022. |
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Long-term Care Support Specialists' Expectations for Visiting Nurses : Focus on Care Support Specialists in Charge of People with Mild Dementia Mikako Kuwano*, Yoshiko Ochiai*, Masahiko Ishizawa*, Reika Ou** Journal of The Japan Academy for Health Behavioral Science 37(1): 54-60, 2022. |
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