Search

Your search keyword '"Sakashita, Reiko"' showing total 171 results
Start Over Author "Sakashita, Reiko"
171 results on '"Sakashita, Reiko"'

9. Factors and challenges in increasing the utilization rate of the new long-term care services called Kantaki in the super-aging society of Japan: A cross-sectional study (Preprint)

Author

Ono, Hiroshi, primary, HAGA, Kuniko, additional, NAKANISHI, Eiko, additional, WATANABE, Rika, additional, MANABE, Masashi, additional, AWAMURA, Kenji, additional, KAWANO, Takanori, additional, NII, Manabu, additional, MUYA, Makiko, additional, and SAKASHITA, Reiko, additional

Published
2023
Full Text
View/download PDF

15. Effects of Dining-focused Life Enhancement Program in Welfare Facilities for Seniors in Japan

Author

Sakashita, Reiko, Ono, Hiroshi, Sato, Takuichi, Takami, Miho, Kim, Woesook, Nakanishi, Eiko, Kusumoto, Hiroyuki, Hamasaki, Masayo, and Hamada, Misao

Subjects
lcsh:RT1-120, food intake, dining, elderly, lcsh:Nursing, oral care, dining, welfare facility, lcsh:H1-99, life enhancement, lcsh:Social sciences (General), elderly, General Nursing, Research Article
Abstract

This study evaluated the effectiveness of a life-enhancement program designed to focus on dining conditions in welfare facilities for seniors living in Japan. Effectiveness was specifically evaluated based on whether improvements were achieved in (1) nutritional status, (2) oral health, (3) frequency of fever, and (4) vitality of appetite across three sites. As part of a comprehensive-care initiative that began with dining support, the program consisted of two main components: (1) a 3-month intensive program comprised of (a) collective experiential learning for residents and staff (including nutritionists, nurses, and physiotherapists) and (b) a tailor-made individual program for residents followed by (2) a 3-month continuation program. Participants included 168 individuals (31 males and 137 females) from a total of three facilities (average age was 85.9 [60–104] years). Results showed that the intensive program significantly improved nutritional status (e.g., BMI, caloric intake, and water intake; P < 0.000–0.005) and tongue movement (P < 0.000) while significantly reducing dental-plaque and tongue-coating indices (P < 0.000). Significant improvements were also achieved for degree of appetite and vitality indices (P < 0.000–0.001). However, incidences of fever were not reduced. These findings indicate that the program effectively improved nutritional status, oral health, vitality, and appetite. However, these effects did not sufficiently remain once the program was finished, thus suggesting the need for a continuous intervention.

Published
2020

22. Factors that Affect the Estimated Revenue of Kantaki Services

Author

WATANABE, Rika, primary, NAKANISHI, Eiko, additional, HAGA, Kuniko, additional, ONO, Hiroshi, additional, MUYA, Makiko, additional, AWAMURA, Kenji, additional, MANABE, Masashi, additional, NII, Manabu, additional, KAWANO, Takanori, additional, and SAKASHITA, Reiko, additional

Published
2021
Full Text
View/download PDF

23. Abstracts from the 6th international conference on the engineering of sport, 10–14 July 2006, Olympic Hall, Munich, Germany: Volume 1 — Developments for sports

Author

Drane, Patrick J., Drane, James A., Shaw, Rebecca H., Russell, Daniel A., Nathan, Alan M., Chong, Lance, Kaczmarski, Hank, Hopkins, Joe, Smith, Lloyd, Ison, Aaron, Kagawa, Hiroyuki, Yoneyama, Takeshi, Takahashi, Masaya, Custer, Dave, Fuss, Franz Konstantin, Niegl, Günther, Phillips, Andrew, Vogwell, Jeff, Bramley, Alan, Manin, Lionel, Brabant, Jean-Daniel, Bissuel, Marc, Richard, Matthieu, Caton, Catherine, Jenkins, Mike, Strangwood, Martin, Horvais, Nicolas, Samozino, Pierre, Hintzy, Frédérique, Tempia, Angelo, Pagliarella, Riccardo M., Fliege, Ingmar, Geraldy, Alexander, Gotzhein, Reinhard, Jaitner, Thomas, Kuhn, Thomas, Webel, Christian, Trapp, Marcus, Niebuhr, Dirk, Koch, Jan, Redfield, Robin, Sutela, Cory, Lukes, Richard, Carré, Matt, Haake, Stephen, Müller, Maximilian, Senner, Veit, Wimmer, Markus, Alam, Firoz, Subic, Aleksandar, Watkins, Simon, Koike, S., Iida, H., Shiraki, H., Ae, M., Sajima, T., Yamaguchi, T., Yabu, M., Tsunoda, M., Naruo, Takeshi, Mizota, Taketo, Fitzpatrick K., Anderson R., Hoshino, Yohei, Kobayashi, Yukinori, Suzuki, Soichiro, Anderson, Brady C., Stefanyshyn, Darren J., Wright, Ian C., Sheets, Alison L., Hubbard, Mont, Kimmel, Wendy, Kerwin, David, Irwin, Gareth, Kerwin, David G., Justham, Laura, West, Andrew, Harland, Andy, Cork, Alex, Ronkainen, Jouni, Holmes, Christopher, Jones, Roy, Petzing, Jon, McLeod, Andy, James, Iain, Blackburn, Kim, Wood, Gavin, Seo, Kazuya, Kobayashi, Osamu, Murakami, Masahide, Shipton, Peter, Vickers, Alex, James, David, Young, Colin, Fleming, Paul, Dixon, Neil, Fauve, Mathieu, Bäurle, Lukas, Rhyner, Hansueli, Schindelwig, Kurt, Nachbauer, Werner, Fischer, Christian, Combaz, Etienne, Bourban, Pierre-Etienne, Michaud, Véronique, Plummer, Christopher J. G., Månson, Jan-Anders E., Schiestl, Michael, Kaps, Peter, Mössner, Martin, Ohgi, Yuji, Hirai, Nobuyuki, Wu, Qianhong, Igci, Yesim, Andreopoulos, Yiannis, Weinbaum, Sheldon, Federolf, Peter, Auer, Mirco, Lüthi, Anton, Scott, Nathan, Miller, Paul, Hytjan, Andy, Weber, Matthew, Wheeler, Miles, Zable, Jack, Walshe, Andy, Ashley, Alan, Jennings-Temple, Marke, Leeds-Harrison, Peter, Kerwin, David G., Bray, Ken, Asai, Takeshi, Sakashita, Reiko, Hiramatsu, Yuusuke, Ohshima, Shigemichi, Ohtsuki, Atsumi, Grund, Thomas, Marcolin, Giuseppe, Petrone, Nicola, Robazza, Claudio, Alcantara, Enrique, Rosa, David, Gamez, Javier, Martinez, Antonio, Comin, Mario, Such, Maria Jose, Vera, Pedro, Prat, Jaime, Honda, Yoshihisa, Steele, Carolyn, Leaney, Paul, Goodwill, Simon, Douglas, Jamie, Miller, Stuart, Choppin, Simon, Cottey, Robert, Kotze, Johan, Lammer, Herfried, Zirngibl, Werner, Hart, John, Baca, Arnold, Kornfeind, Philipp, Heller, Mario, Isotti, Andrea, Guerrini, Guglielmo, Barker, Matt, Carswell, Dave, Lavery, Nicholas, Brown, Steve, Yoneyama, Keiko, and Nakashima, Motomu

Published
2006
Full Text
View/download PDF

29. Diet and discrepancy between tooth and jaw size in the Yin-Shang period of China

Author

Sakashita, Reiko, Inoue, Naohiko, Pan, Qifeng, and Zhu Hong

Subjects
Teeth -- Measurement, Jaws -- Measurement, Human skeleton -- Research, Anthropology/archeology/folklore
Abstract

Tooth to denture base discrepancy (the discrepancy) is the difference between the dental arch length and the sum of crown diameters of teeth in the jaw, a concept which was originally developed in orthodontics. Since the cause-effect relationship between a soft diet and the discrepancy has been demonstrated, the size of the discrepancy should indicate the amount of load on the masticatory system from chewing foods in jaws from archaeological periods. The dietary condition of 71 citizens compared to that of 186 slaves from the Yin-Shang period of China was reconstructed through a study of the discrepancy. The prevalence of the discrepancy in the Yin-Shang period was around 15%, almost the same as it was during the later Jomon to Yayoi (3000-2000 BP) periods, when rice agriculture was introduced into Japan, and also the same as for present-day pastoralists around Lake Turkana, Kenya. Although the frequency of the discrepancy was slightly higher in male citizens, there were no significant differences in the frequencies between male citizens and female citizens or slaves. The differences in diet may not have been fundamental since the Yin-Shang period would be at the very beginning of the age in which differences of diet according social class began to appear, with implications for the load on the masticatory system. At that time agriculture may not been sufficiently intensified in variety or quantity to have produced a differentiation of the diet between social classes. KEY WORDS tooth to denture base discrepancy; occlusion; social class

Published
1997

30. Profiling of microbiota in liquid baby formula consumed with an artificial nipple

Author

SANO, Hiroto, primary, WAKUI, Anna, additional, KAWACHI, Miho, additional, KATO, Rito, additional, MORIYAMA, Sachie, additional, NISHIKATA, Mayumi, additional, WASHIO, Jumpei, additional, ABIKO, Yuki, additional, MAYANAGI, Gen, additional, YAMAKI, Keiko, additional, SAKASHITA, Reiko, additional, TOMIDA, Junko, additional, KAWAMURA, Yoshiaki, additional, TANAKA, Kaori, additional, TAKAHASHI, Nobuhiro, additional, and SATO, Takuichi, additional

Published
2019
Full Text
View/download PDF

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results