mori.yoshiro/published_papers/51439677 Ayumu Tominaga Yoshiro Mori Kazumi Nakagawa Mai Nakagawa Ryo Fujimaru Maiko Ito Kaori Inaba Hisayoshi Morioka Coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic related changes in pediatric patient numbers in Tokushima, Japan University of Tokushima Faculty of Medicine The Journal of Medical Investigation 1349-6867 72 3.4 401 407 20250800 10.2152/jmi.72.401 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374146 Yoshiro Mori Nobuyuki Miyatake Yuka Mori Kiyotaka Tanimoto Hisayoshi Morioka Trends in Syphilis Incidence and Its Association With the Number of Sex Industry-Related Businesses in Japan: An Ecological Study Using Joinpoint Analysis. BACKGROUND: In recent years, a notable increase in syphilis cases has been observed in Japan, aligning with global trends. We aimed to elucidate the trends in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) incidence (specifically syphilis) in Japan and examine its relationship with the number of sex industry-related businesses in prefectures. METHODS: Data on STIs and the number of sex industry-related businesses from 2000 to 2022 were obtained from the National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) and the official website of the Japan National Crime Prevention Association, respectively. Joinpoint analysis and regression analysis were used to identify inflection points in the trend of syphilis and describe the association between STI incidence and the overall number (and the number of different categories) of sex industry-related businesses (i.e., store-based soaplands, store-based fashion health, nude studio, love hotels, adult shops, and meeting cafes, and non-store-based including dispatch-type fashion health and adult video mail orders). The population data was obtained from the 2022 population estimates provided by the Statistics Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. RESULTS: In this study, a significant increase in the number of syphilis cases has been observed in Japan in recent years, with joinpoint analysis identifying a significant inflection point in 2020 (annual percent change: 43.8). Multiple regression analysis adjusted for the prefectural population revealed a strong association between the incidence of STIs and number of sex industry-related businesses. Specifically, a strong association was observed between the number of Category I non-store-based sex-related business syphilis cases among men (standardized β=0.908, p<0.001, R2=0.938) and women (standardized β=1.017, p<0.001, R2=0.921), as well as AIDS cases for men (standardized β=0.991, p<0.001, R2=0.910). CONCLUSIONS: The significant increase in syphilis cases in Japan among men and women may be related to an increase in non-store-based, dispatch-type fashion health sex-related businesses. These findings indicate that public health policies should consider these specific social and behavioral factors in future interventions. Cureus 17 5 e83294 null 20250500 10.7759/cureus.83294 40452682 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374147 Nobuhiro Nasu Akihiro Yokoyama Hiromi Suzuki Hiroaki Kataoka Yoshiro Mori Yuji Watanabe Rumi Nohara Nobuyuki Miyatake Comparison of Disease Perceptions of Syphilis and AIDS Among Healthcare University Students: A Text-Mining Analysis. OBJECTIVE: Many studies have reported the importance of preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs), such as syphilis and AIDS, in young adults, and it is crucial to compare and analyze impressions of syphilis and AIDS in young adults. Therefore, the present study used a text-mining analysis to compare impressions of syphilis and AIDS in students at a healthcare professional university. METHODOLOGY: This study involved 174 students from a healthcare professional university (94 males, 80 females, aged 20.2 ± 1.2 years). Participants were surveyed on their sex, age, awareness of changes in syphilis and AIDS patient numbers in Japan over the past decade, sexual experience, and contraceptive use. Additionally, open-ended questions were asked, such as, "Please describe your impressions and thoughts about syphilis" and "Please describe your impressions and thoughts about AIDS." The responses were then analyzed using text-mining techniques. RESULTS: Among all participants, 59 males (62.8%) and 47 females (58.8%) had sexual experience. Of those with sexual experience, 47 males (79.7%) and 38 females (80.8%) always used contraceptives. The text-mining analysis revealed that frequent terms for syphilis included "infection", "image", "nature", "sex act", "disease", and "frightening", while those for AIDS were "infection", "image", "disease", "impression", "be cured", and "frightening". The term "be cured" was a characteristic word for AIDS. The term "frightening" was common for syphilis in females and for AIDS in males and was also notable for syphilis and AIDS in those without sexual experience or those who did not always use contraceptives. CONCLUSIONS: The comparison of impressions of syphilis and AIDS in students at a healthcare professional university using a text-mining analysis revealed differences between the two diseases. The term "be cured" was a characteristic word for AIDS, while "frightening" was common for syphilis in females and for AIDS in males. Cureus 17 2 e78533 null 20250200 10.7759/cureus.78533 40062108 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374148 Akihiro Yokoyama Hiromi Suzuki Hiroaki Kataoka Nobuhiro Nasu Yoshiro Mori Yuji Watanabe Rumi Nohara Nobuyuki Miyatake Assessment of Perceptions of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Among Japanese Healthcare Professional University Students Using Text Mining Analysis. OBJECTIVE: Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination is crucial, particularly for preventing cervical cancer. This study aimed to assess the perceptions of HPV vaccination among healthcare university students in Okayama City, Japan, with the goal of promoting HPV vaccination in the future. METHODS: The study enrolled 168 students (94 male students and 74 female students, median age: 20 (minimum: 18, maximum: 27)) from a healthcare university in Okayama, Japan. Data collected included sex, age, year, HPV vaccination status, knowledge about HPV vaccination, and cervical cancer screening status (for female students). Participants completed self-administered questionnaires on their perceptions of HPV vaccination. The responses were analyzed using text mining. RESULTS: The HPV vaccination rate among female participants was 16.2% (12 out of 74). Of the respondents, 43.6% of male respondents and 52.7% of female respondents knew that HPV causes cervical cancer. Text mining revealed that among the female respondents, the most frequently used words were "think", followed by "vaccine", "side effects", "vaccination", and "frightening". Distinctive words among female respondents, especially those who haven't been vaccinated, include knowing the term "HPV," understanding that HPV causes cervical cancer, and for those who haven't had screenings, terms like "side effects" and " frightening" were common. CONCLUSION: Among female students at the healthcare university, the HPV vaccination rate was thought to be comparatively low. Among those who had not received the HPV vaccine, it was particularly noted that they knew the term "HPV," were aware that HPV caused cervical cancer, and for those who had not undergone screenings, providing accurate information about "side effects" and " frightening" seemed necessary. Cureus 16 10 e72598 null 20241000 10.7759/cureus.72598 39610568 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374150 Hiroe Kitamura Hiromi Suzuki Yoshiro Mori Masaki Bando Yukio Yamamoto Yasuko Maekawa Nobuyuki Miyatake Comparison of Relationships Between the Number of Deaths Due to the 10 Leading Causes and Air Temperature in Hokkaido and Okinawa, Japan. Background Some literature reports an association between air temperature and mortality in certain diseases. However, the relationships between air temperature parameters and all causes of death have not been thoroughly explored in Japan. Objective This study examined the relationships between the number of deaths from the 10 leading causes and air temperature parameters in Hokkaido (the northernmost region) and Okinawa (the southernmost region) prefectures in Japan. Methods We collected monthly data on the number of deaths from the 10 leading causes and air temperature parameters in Hokkaido and Okinawa prefectures from January 2008 to December 2022 using information from official sources. Annual population data for each prefecture were also obtained. The relationships between the number of deaths and air temperature parameters were assessed through an ecological study. Results The mean air temperature was 9.59 ± 9.23 °C in Hokkaido and 23.46 ± 4.37 °C in Okinawa, with all temperature parameters significantly lower in Hokkaido than in Okinawa. The number of deaths from the 10 leading causes, excluding aspiration pneumonia, was significantly higher in Hokkaido for both sexes compared to Okinawa. In Hokkaido, deaths due to heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, pneumonia, accidents, and renal failure showed a significant correlation with all air temperature parameters for both sexes. In Okinawa, heart disease and cerebrovascular disease deaths were correlated with all air temperature parameters for both sexes. Conclusions The relationships between the number of deaths from the 10 leading causes and air temperature parameters differed between Hokkaido and Okinawa prefectures in Japan. Cureus 16 8 e68291 null 20240800 10.7759/cureus.68291 39350881 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374151 Akihiro Yokoyama Hiromi Suzuki Hiroaki Kataoka Yoshiro Mori Yuji Watanabe Nobuyuki Miyatake Comparison of Impressions of COVID-19 Vaccinations Stratified by the Number of Vaccinations Among Japanese Healthcare Professional University Students. OBJECTIVE: Coronavirus infectious disease, that emerged in 2019 (COVID-19) has been a major public health issue not only in Japan, but also worldwide, and the implementation of a proper vaccination strategy has been important. To promote vaccination, the present study compared impressions of COVID-19 vaccinations stratified by the number of vaccinations among healthcare professional university students in Okayama, Japan, and suggests better vaccination strategies. METHOD: A total of 212 Japanese healthcare professional university students were enrolled in this clinical qualitative study using the text mining method. A self-reported questionnaire, including questions such as "What do you think about COVID-19 vaccinations?" was performed. We also examined the number of vaccinations, sex, history of COVID-19 infection, and daily mask use. RESULTS: A total of 5,935 words were obtained and "Think" (169 times) was the most frequently used followed by "Inject" (108 times), "Inoculation" (97 times), "Vaccine" (83 times), "Corona" (66 times) and "Side effects" (49 times). Characteristic words were "Safety" in non-vaccinated subjects and "Side effects" and "Necessary" in vaccinated subjects. In addition, "Safety" in non-vaccinated men and "Frightening" in non-vaccinated women were characteristic and fundamental features. CONCLUSION: Impressions of COVID-19 vaccinations stratified by the number of vaccinations differed among healthcare professional university students. The provision of appropriate information on safety to non-vaccinated subjects and side effects to vaccinated subjects appears to be necessary. In addition, sex-specific information may be required for non-vaccinated subjects. Cureus 16 3 e55861 null 20240300 10.7759/cureus.55861 38595872 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374149 Mai Nakagawa Kazumi Nakagawa Koga Nakai Ayumu Tominaga Yoshiro Mori Takeshi Iwasa Maki Urushihara Ichiro Hashimoto Hisayoshi Morioka Characteristics of hospital pediatricians and obstetricians/gynecologists working long hours in Tokushima, Japan: A cross-sectional study. BACKGROUND: This study aimed to determine the actual working conditions, including working hours and desired future working styles of hospital pediatricians and obstetricians/gynecologists (OB/GYNs) in Tokushima Prefecture. METHOD: This cross-sectional study used a self-administered questionnaire. Pediatricians and OB/GYNs (n = 96) working at 14 hospitals in Tokushima Prefecture were surveyed. The questionnaire included items related to working hours, working status, number of medical institutions, task-shifting/task-sharing status, and preferred work style. Factors associated with work hours were analyzed. RESULTS: Approximately 40% and 10% of pediatricians and OB/GYNs worked ≥60 h/week and ≥80 h/week, respectively. Their weekly working hours were significantly positively associated with the number of nights and holidays worked and concurrent medical facilities they worked at. Multiple regression models showed that weekly working hours were significantly associated with working at night and day-off duties and the number of working medical institutions being worked at concurrently. Pediatricians and OB/GYNs who worked ≥60 h/week were not implementing a "multiple attending physician system" or "on-call system," and task-shifting/task-sharing was inadequate. A significantly higher proportion of physicians who worked long hours (≥60 h/week or ≥80 h/week) wanted to reduce the number of night and day-off duties and work hours compared with those who did not. CONCLUSIONS: The results of this study suggest that many pediatricians and OB/GYNs work long hours, and it is essential to improve their work environment, including task-shifting/task-sharing. Further enhanced recruitment and retention of hospital pediatricians and OB/GYNs is required. A detailed and large-scale study of pediatricians and OB/GYNs' working environments is essential in the future. PloS one 19 11 e0311653 null 20240000 10.1371/journal.pone.0311653 39556535 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374152 Yoshiro Mori Nobuyuki Miyatake Hiromi Suzuki Yuka Mori Setsuo Okada Kiyotaka Tanimoto Comparison of Impressions of COVID-19 Vaccination and Influenza Vaccination in Japan by Analyzing Social Media Using Text Mining. The aim of this study was to compare impressions of COVID-19 vaccination and influenza vaccination in Japan by analyzing social media (Twitter®) using a text-mining method. We obtained 10,000 tweets using the keywords "corona vaccine" and "influenza vaccine" on 15 December 2022 and 19 February 2023. We then counted the number of times the words were used and listed frequency of these words by a text-mining method called KH Coder. We also investigated concepts in the data using groups of words that often appeared together or groups of documents that contained the same words using multi-dimensional scaling (MDS). "Death" in relation to corona vaccine and "severe disease" for influenza vaccine were frequently used on 15 December 2022. The number of times the word "death" was used decreased, "after effect" was newly recognized for corona vaccine, and "severe disease" was not used in relation to influenza vaccine. Through this comprehensive analysis of social media data, we observed distinct variations in public perceptions of corona vaccination and influenza vaccination in Japan. These findings provide valuable insights for public health authorities and policymakers to better understand public sentiment and tailor their communication strategies accordingly. Vaccines 11 8 null null 20230805 10.3390/vaccines11081327 37631895 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374153 Yoshiro Mori Hiroyuki Daikuhara Tomie Oshima Hiromi Suzuki Setsuo Okada Nobuyuki Miyatake Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine and Its Relationship with Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. The present study investigated the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and its relationship with health-related quality of life (HRQOL) in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. A total of 421 patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus who completely met the inclusion criteria, aged 67.3 ± 12.8 years, among 622 outpatients were recruited in this cross-sectional study. We examined the use of CAM, such as supplements, Kampo, acupuncture, and yoga. HRQOL was assessed by EuroQOL. A total of 161 patients (38.2%) with type 2 diabetes mellitus used some type of CAM. The use of supplements and/or health foods was the highest among CAM users (112 subjects, 26.6%). HRQOL was significantly lower in patients who used some CAM (0.829 ± 0.221) than in those without any CAM use (0.881 ± 0.189), even after adjustments for confounding factors [F(1, 414) = 2.530, p = 0.014]. Proper information on CAM is needed for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Epidemiologia (Basel, Switzerland) 4 1 53 59 20230120 10.3390/epidemiologia4010005 36810452 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374154 Yoshiro Mori Nobuyuki Miyatake Hiromi Suzuki Yuka Mori Setsuo Okada Kiyotaka Tanimoto Pre-Impressions of the Third COVID-19 Vaccination among Medical Staff: A Text Mining-Based Survey. The aim of this study was to investigate the pre-impressions of the third Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccination among Japanese medical staff using quantitative analysis. Among 413 medical staff, 260 (60 men and 200 women) aged 40.4 ± 12.3 years were enrolled in this cross-sectional study. Pre-impressions of the third COVID-19 vaccination were analyzed using the text-mining analysis software, KH coder. Among 260 subjects, 242 (93.1%) agreed to the third vaccination, with the rate being lower among subjects in their 30s (87.3%) than those in the other age groups. The word "side effects" was characteristic of subjects in their 20s and nurses, and "pregnancy" of those in their 30s and administrative staff. Pre-impressions of the third COVID-19 vaccination varied among age groups and different professions. The results obtained provide useful information for promoting the third COVID-19 vaccination to Japanese adults. Vaccines 10 6 null null 20220526 10.3390/vaccines10060856 35746464 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374155 Yoshiro Mori Nobuyuki Miyatake Hiromi Suzuki Setsuo Okada Kiyotaka Tanimoto A Text Mining-Based Survey of Pre-Impressions of Medical Staff toward COVID-19 Vaccination in a Designated Medical Institution for Class II Infectious Diseases. The present study investigated the pre-impressions of medical staff toward coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccination in a designated medical institution for class II infectious diseases in Sakaide, Japan using a text mining analysis. A total of 387 medical staff were surveyed on their pre-vaccination impressions toward the COVID-19 vaccine using an open-ended questionnaire from March 1st to 7th (the first survey) and from March 22nd to 28th (the second survey) at Sakaide City Hospital, Sakaide, Japan. A total of 296 people answered the question for the first time and 234 people answered for the second time among the 387 people. The vaccination rate was slightly lower for the younger generation than for the older generation. Before the first vaccination, the younger generation expressed concerns about side effects as well as a negative impact on pregnancy. However, before the second vaccination, there were fewer concerns regarding side effects and words of reassurance were also noted. Nurses expressed more opinions about side effects in both the first and second vaccinations than other medical staff. Concerns regarding side effects among medical staff decreased with the progression of COVID-19 vaccination. These data may provide useful information about the promotion of COVID-19 vaccination to the public, particularly in the young generation and women. Vaccines 9 11 null null 20211105 10.3390/vaccines9111282 34835212 mori.yoshiro/published_papers/50374156 Yoshiro Mori Hiromi Suzuki Nobuyuki Miyatake Masaki Bando Hiroshi Kinoshita Naoko Tanaka Setsuo Okada Relationship between the Number of Deaths Due to Renal Failure and Air Temperature Parameters in Hokkaido and Okinawa Prefectures, Japan. Background: The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between the number of deaths due to renal failure and air temperature parameters in Hokkaido (the northernmost region) and Okinawa (the southernmost region) prefectures, Japan. Methods: Monthly data on the number of deaths due to renal failure between January 2008 and December 2016 and annual population data were collected from the Hokkaido and Okinawa official prefecture websites. Air temperature parameters were obtained from the Japan Meteorological Agency. The relationship between the number of deaths due to renal failure and air temperature parameters was evaluated by an ecological study. Results: The number of deaths due to renal failure (per 100,000 people/month) in Hokkaido and Okinawa were 2.28 ± 0.30 and 1.17 ± 0.31. In Hokkaido, the number of deaths due to renal failure negatively correlated with air temperature parameters in both sexes. The number of deaths due to renal failure was significantly higher in January than from June to September in all subjects. However, in Okinawa, no significant difference was observed among months. Conclusions: The present results suggest that the relationship between the number of deaths due to renal failure and air temperature parameters differs between Hokkaido and Okinawa. 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宮武伸行 医療系専門職大学学生におけるCOVID-19ワクチン接種回数別の印象の比較 日本衛生学雑誌(Web) 1882-6482 79 Supplement null null 20240000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374165 臣永歩 中川和美 中川舞 森喜郎 森岡久尚 COVID-19パンデミックが小児の受療に与える影響(KDBレセプトデータ解析) 日本公衆衛生学会総会抄録集(CD-ROM) 83rd null null 20240000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51439991 阿河 真委子 森 喜郎 骨粗鬆症患者におけるVD3 製剤の処方状況と高カルシウム血症のリスク調査 第62回日本薬学会・日本薬剤師会・日本病院薬剤師会 中国四国支部学術大会 抄録集 null null 20231000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51440111 森 喜郎 大工原 裕之 大島 都美子 阿河 真委子 岡田 節雄 鈴木 裕美 宮武 伸行 2型糖尿病患者における補完代替医療利用状況および健康関連QOL(HRQOL)との関係 第20回日本医療マネジメント学会香川支部学術集会 抄録集 null null 20230300 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374170 岡崎朋身 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 遠山三友紀 塚田由美子 塚田由美子 藤田美津子 藤田美津子 森喜郎 森喜郎 中村洋之 中村洋之 谷本清隆 谷本清隆 COVID-19院内クラスターから学ぶ~N95マスクの有用性~ 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 38th null null 20230000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374169 塚田由美子 中村洋之 谷本清隆 岡崎朋身 藤田美津子 森喜郎 遠山三友紀 COVID-19パンデミック受け入れ病棟における血液培養汚染率増加への介入 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 38th null null 20230000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374168 中村洋之 中村洋之 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 塚田由美子 藤田美津子 森喜郎 谷本清隆 COVID-19院内クラスターから学ぶ~N95マスク積極的装着の有用性~ 香川県医師会誌 0288-3201 76 null null 20230000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374166 森喜郎 森喜郎 宮武伸行 鈴木裕美 森裕香 岡田節雄 谷本清隆 テキストマイニングを用いたソーシャルメディア解析によるCOVID-19ワクチンとインフルエンザワクチンに対する考え,印象の比較 日本医療薬学会年会講演要旨集(Web) 2424-2470 33rd null null 20230000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374278 中村洋之 中村洋之 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋美 塚田由美子 藤田美津子 森喜朗 喜多信之 谷本清隆 岡田節雄 新型コロナ感染症における抗体療法の有用性 香川県医師会誌 0288-3201 75 null null 20220000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374171 森喜郎 森喜郎 宮武伸行 鈴木裕美 テキストマイニングを用いたCOVID-19の3回目ワクチン接種に対する医療者の意識調査 日本公衆衛生学会総会抄録集(CD-ROM) 81st null null 20220000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51440098 森 喜郎 鈴木 裕美 宮武 伸行 テキストマイニングによるCOVID-19ワクチン接種に対する医療職の意識調査 第65回中国四国合同産業衛生学会 抄録集 null null 20211100 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374172 森喜郎 森喜郎 宮武伸行 鈴木裕美 テキストマイニングを用いたCOVID-19ワクチン接種に対する医療従事者の意識調査 日本公衆衛生学会総会抄録集(CD-ROM) 80th null null 20210000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374175 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 森喜郎 藤田美津子 上村梨恵 中村洋之 谷本清隆 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 森喜郎 藤田美津子 上村梨恵 中村洋之 谷本清隆 当院における抗菌薬適正使用支援チーム(AST)へのコンサルテーションの検討 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 35th null null 20200000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374174 上村梨恵 藤田美津子 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 金丸トモ子 森喜郎 中村洋之 谷本清隆 当院におけるClostridioides difficile検査法の検討 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 35th null null 20200000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51440025 森 喜郎 高田 進輔 香川 雅俊 中村 洋之 谷本 清隆 AST活動 ∼外来経口抗菌薬の使用状況と経口LVFXの処方実態と今後の問題点 第58回日本薬学会・日本薬剤師会・日本病院薬剤師会 中国四国支部学術大会 講演要旨集 null null 20191100 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374177 森喜郎 森喜郎 高田進輔 高田進輔 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 藤田美津子 中村洋之 谷本清隆 当院でのAMR対策~経口抗菌薬を中心に 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 34th null null 20190000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374176 岡崎朋身 遠山三友紀 藤田美津子 森喜郎 高田進輔 中村洋之 谷本清隆 外来での血液培養陽性例の検討 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 34th null null 20190000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51440052 森 喜郎 高田 進輔 中村 洋之 谷本 清隆 抗菌薬適正使用支援チーム(Antimicrobial Stewardship Team: AST)活動~注射抗菌薬から経口抗菌薬適正使用への取り組み 第57回 全国自治体病院学会 in 福島 プログラム・抄録集 null null 20181000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374182 安部毅 森喜郎 高田進輔 香川雅俊 よりよいがん化学療法の適正環境の整備にむけて 日本臨床腫瘍薬学会学術大会講演要旨集 2018 null null 20180000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374181 宮前佳世 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋身 佐古響子 金丸トモ子 藤田美津子 森喜郎 高田進輔 中村洋之 谷本清隆 宮前佳世 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋身 佐古響子 金丸トモ子 藤田美津子 森喜郎 高田進輔 中村洋之 谷本清隆 リハビリテーション室清浄度調査を実施して 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 33rd null null 20180000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374180 佐古響子 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋身 藤田美津子 森喜郎 高田進輔 中村洋之 谷本清隆 手袋不適正使用に介入して 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 33rd null null 20180000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374179 藤田美津子 谷本清隆 中村洋之 遠山三友紀 森喜郎 金丸トモ子 術前スクリーニング検査陽性者のフォローアップ率向上への取り組み 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 33rd null null 20180000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374178 森喜郎 高田進輔 高田進輔 中村洋之 中村洋之 谷本清隆 谷本清隆 当院における外来での経口抗菌薬使用状況について 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 33rd null null 20180000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374173 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋身 佐古響子 金丸トモ子 藤田美津子 森喜郎 高田進輔 中村洋之 谷本清隆 末梢静脈カテーテル留置期間を変更して 日本環境感染学会総会・学術集会(Web) 33rd null null 20180000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374184 森喜郎 森喜郎 高田進輔 高田進輔 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋身 藤田美津子 中村洋之 谷本清隆 広域抗菌薬使用時のDe-escalation実施状況について 日本環境感染学会誌 1882-532X 32 Supplement (CD-ROM) null null 20170000 mori.yoshiro/misc/50374183 藤田美津子 遠山三友紀 岡崎朋身 高田進輔 金丸トモ子 森喜郎 谷本清隆 中村洋之 血液培養コンタミネーション率低下への取り組み 日本環境感染学会誌 1882-532X 32 Supplement (CD-ROM) null null 20170000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51440042 森 喜郎 高田 進輔 香川 雅俊 遠山 三友紀 岡崎 朋身 藤田 美津子 丸山 理笑子 中村 洋之 谷本 清隆 VCM適正使用に向けて∼坂出市立病院ICTと薬局の取り組み 第55回 全国自治体病院学会 in 富山 プログラム・抄録集 null null 20161000 mori.yoshiro/misc/51440014 森 喜郎 松岡 栄徳 塩津 恵子 高田 進輔 小畑 文 前田 智世 田中 瑞希 安部 毅 香川 雅俊 中村 洋之 当院における診察前吸入指導について 第54回日本薬学会・日本薬剤師会・日本病院薬剤師会 中国四国支部学術大会 講演要旨集 null null 20151000 mori.yoshiro/presentations/52559050 森喜郎 データの収集から解析 ∼アンケート回収からテキストマイニング∼ 高松商業高等学校 情報数理科 20260305 mori.yoshiro/presentations/52124246 森喜郎 Real-World Dataから見た， 在宅医療の現状と今後への切り口 令和7年度 第1回坂出市薬剤師会研修会 20260130 mori.yoshiro/presentations/51858161 森喜郎 病院と薬局をつなぐ がん治療の薬学的支援 第9回 中讃から未来へ ∼ みんなでまなぶ講演会∼ 20251215 mori.yoshiro/presentations/51150187 森喜郎 レカネマブの適正使用を支える薬剤師の視点 -医療現場における実践と展望 第17回大川地区認知症・脳機能研究会 20250912 mori.yoshiro/presentations/50386789 「良い治療」のために家庭でできること∼薬の内服/外用の技 第17回香川県小児保健協会研究 20250209 mori.yoshiro/presentations/50386658 がん治療(消化器がんを中心に)における薬剤師の貢献 ~臨床から患者の未来に~ 第2回 中讃から未来へ ∼ みんなでまなぶ講演会∼ 20220824 mori.yoshiro/presentations/50386723 ディスカッション バクスミーWEB講演会 20220809 mori.yoshiro/presentations/50386648 感染症治療に貢献するために薬剤師のできること∼病院から調剤薬局の全ての薬剤師に∼ 綾歌地区薬薬連携セミナー 20220518 mori.yoshiro/presentations/50386687 薬剤師業務におけるリスクマネジメント ~明日からのレベルアップのために~ 中讃から未来へ ∼ みんなでまなぶ講演会∼ 20220421 mori.yoshiro/presentations/50386773 ディスカッション バクスミーWeb講演会 20220311 香川大学 香川大学大学院医学系研究科 学長表彰 20240300 香川大学 香川大学大学院医学系研究科 学業優秀者賞 20230700 全国自治体病院学会 第57回 全国自治体病院学会 優秀演題賞 「抗菌薬適正使用支援チーム(Antimicrobial Stewardship Team: AST)活動∼注射抗菌薬から経口抗菌薬適正使用への取り組み」 20181000