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神戸で看護師として勤務し、大学院で学んだ後、徳島大学で教育や研究を行うようになりました。修士論文、博士論文とも虚血性心疾患の患者様を対象とした睡眠や活動とQOLの関連、また退院後のQOLの状態の把握などの研究をしてきました。
看護技術学分野では、超少子高齢社会の新たな健康課題解決に関する看護のイノベーションを目指す国際共同研究を推進してきました。看護は、ケアする専門職として長い歴史を持ち、ケアが中核的な概念になってきています。
当分野では、先代教授の、Locsin名誉教授の看護理論「看護におけるケアリングとしての技術力」をもとに、変化しつつある現代の患者・看護師とテクノロジーとの関係を様々な角度から追究しています。特に、1) 根拠に基づく看護を展開するための「超音波データを用いた筋肉注射法の有効性と安全性（安原他）」、2) 飯藤らが開発した「精神科看護評価分類システムおよびケア計画システム（PsyNACS）」における多変量データを用いたケア優先順位の決定など学際的に研究を行っています。
研究室のメンバーでディスカッションしながら研究を行っていますので、一緒に研究の楽しさを学びましょう。
Professor of Nursing Yuko Yasuhara, RN; PhD
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After working as a nurse in Kobe city, and studying at the graduate school, Professor Yasuhara worked at Tokushima University. Her master's thesis and PhD paper are about the relationship between sleep/activities and patients' quality of life (QOL): and Understanding of QOL of state after discharge from hospital for patients with ischemic heart disease.
Department of Nursing Art and Science has promoted international collaborative research on nursing innovations related to solve new health issues in a very low fertility ageing society. Nursing has a long legacy as a caring profession, where caring is increasingly posited as one of the core concepts in modern nursing science. We are studying the changing relationship between patients, nurses, and technology from various angles based on former professor, Professor Emeritus Dr. Locsin's nursing theory “Technological Competency As Caring in Nursing: A Model For Practice.” Specifically, interdisciplinary research is focused on 1) “Efficacy and Safety in Intramuscular Injection Techniques Using Ultrasonographic Data (Dr. Yasuhara et al.)" to develop evidence-based nursing care; and 2) determining care priorities using multivariate data within the “Psychiatric Nursing Assessment Classification System and Care Planning System (PsyNACS) (Dr. Ito, et al.) .” Our research focuses on ensuring high-quality nursing through evidence-based practice derived from disciplinary research focused on interactions between and among patients and nurses using cutting-edge technologies.
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Yuko Yasuhara, RN; PhD
Professor of Nursing, Department of Nursing Art and Science
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9904-2339
Professor Yasuhara received her Ph.D. from Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare in 2013, and her M.S.N. and B.S.N. from Kobe City College of Nursing University in 2003 and 2001, respectively. She graduated from the School of Nursing, Kobe City Junior College of Nursing and was licensed as an R.N. in 1993; she worked as a staff nurse at Nishi-Kobe Medical Center in Japan from 1993 to 2000. At Tokushima University, she worked as an assistant from 2003 and became an assistant professor and associate professor at the Graduate School of Health Biosciences, Tokushima University, in 2007 and 2013. Also, she was promoted to Professor of Nursing, Department of Nursing Art and Science, in 2023, August. Her research mainly focuses on sleep and activity with people, care for patients with ischemic heart disease, safety in intramuscular injection technique, and caring in nursing.
