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16 Μαΐ 2016 · The data set allowed exploration of cultural characteristics of nursing practice in Japan in contrast to nursing practice in both eastern and western cultures. This qualitative analysis has been distilled to three themes of Japanese nursing: practice expectations; communication and relationships with patients. Practice expectations
Cultural characteristics of nursing practice in Japan. The population of Japan has become multi-cultural, and there is more demand for culturally competent nursing care. The purpose of this study was to explore cultural characteristics of nursing practice in Japan focusing on behaviour.
• The purpose of this article is to give a critical analysis of Japanese nursing in order to demonstrate how deeply culture influences nursing. • I suggest that good communication among doctors and nurses, and among health professionals and patients is the key to the advancement of Japanese nursing.
The purpose of this study was to explore cultural characteristics of nursing practice in Japan focusing on behaviour. We interviewed 25 professionals with experience in or knowledge of nursing practice both in Japan and either the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Thailand or South Korea.
The enactment of the Nurse Regulations in 1915 resulted in a greater public recognition of the Japanese term “kangofu,” literally meaning “nursing women,” for nurses. After being defeated in World War II, Japan established a new nursing system under the guidance of the United States.
1 Απρ 2016 · The purpose of this study was to explore cultural characteristics of nursing practice in Japan focusing on behaviour. We interviewed 25 professionals with experience in or knowledge of...
The booklet provides the institutional framework of nursing, its historical development, and current challenges in Japan. We have released a video introducing the JNA’s work and an overview of nursing in JAPAN.
