ANALYSIS ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NURSES&amp;rsquo; BURDEN FEELING AND TRAVEL DISTANCE

Kamiya, H.; Yamada, Asuka; Satoh, Eiji; Matsushita, Daisuke; Kumakawa, Toshiro

doi:10.3130/aijt.21.237

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“…Cluster Set II labeled as Patients' Perspective includes cluster 2 and cluster 3. The most frequently occurring keyword in cluster 2 is patient room (30)(31)(32) and that in cluster 3 is patient (33)(34)(35).…”

Section: Keyword Analysis Of the Articles Selected From Aij Journalsmentioning

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Study on value-based design of healthcare facilities: Based on review of the literature in the USA and Japan

Zhao

Sun

et al. 2022

Front. Public Health

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With limited medical resources, it is of great significance for countries all over the world to explore architectural design methods to enhance the value of medical facilities. Therefore, it is very necessary to carry out an extensive international comparison. In order to grasp the research trend of healthcare facilities in the world, this paper conducts co-occurrence analysis, cluster analysis, and trend analysis of the keywords of 334 English articles and 153 Japanese articles related to healthcare facilities published in important academic journals in the USA and Japan in the past 15 years. We not only compare the similarities and differences in healthcare facility research between the USA and Japan, but also explore the reasons for these differences. It is found that by introducing three kinds of value variables, such as time, space, and behavior, we can not only well explain the difference in the solution of healthcare facilities in the USA and Japan to reduce medical costs but also provide new ideas for architectural design to enhance the value of hospitals. Based on the above analysis, a conceptual framework of value-based design of healthcare facilities that combines the advantages of the USA and Japan is proposed in this paper.

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Section: Keyword Analysis Of the Articles Selected From Aij Journalsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on value-based design of healthcare facilities: Based on review of the literature in the USA and Japan

Zhao

Sun

et al. 2022

Front. Public Health

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Relationship Between Care Burden-Feeling and Unit Plan in the Elderly Facility

Yamada

Koga

2019

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This paper aims to clarify the relationship between the spatial composition of living units and the feeling of burden of long-term care in elderly residents. As a result of analyzing by setting plural indexes to catch features of unit plans, the tendency that [corridor type] is advantageous in care burden feeling and residents' QOL evaluation, etc. was clarified. In addition, the feeling of burden of a caregiver at an elderly occupancy facility is different for each facility due to factors affecting the care burden feeling, and it is posited that plan indicators according to unit scale are effective.

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