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Public Health Nursing (Boston, Mass.)|September 11, 2020
Processes that enable public health professionals to organize preventive care support groupsMiki Oichi, Tamotsu Kamishima, Michiyo Hirano
Nursing Open|October 19, 2020
Development of a social activities scale for community-dwelling older people requiring supportMichiyo Hirano, Kazuko Saeki, Izumi Ueda
Child: Care, Health and Development|April 16, 2019
Mothers' challenges with the parental control of 3-year-old children in Japan: A qualitative studyRyuta Onishi, Kazuko Saeki, Michiyo Hirano
Public Health Nursing (Boston, Mass.)|October 7, 2014
Development of a Social Activities Scale for Community-Dwelling Older Women Requiring Support in Japan: A Preliminary StudyMichiyo Hirano, Kayoko Kawahara, Kazuko Saeki
Sangyo Eiseigaku Zasshi = Journal of Occupational Health|April 22, 2016
Implementation of stress assessments by occupational health nurses working in occupational health agencies and their confidence in conducting such assessmentsChiseko Ikeda, Kazuko Saeki, Michiyo Hirano
Public Health Nursing (Boston, Mass.)|December 13, 2021
Novice public health nurses' home-visit skills in Japan: A one-year longitudinal studyTakako Miyata, Michiyo Hirano, Kazuko Saeki
[Nihon Koshu Eisei Zasshi] Japanese Journal of Public Health|December 18, 2024
Developing and testing a draft scale evaluating older adults' perceptions of community-based connectedness with people: A pilot studyMami Kikuchi, Atsuko Ikeda, Michiyo Hirano
Japan Journal of Nursing Science : JJNS|January 12, 2024
Development of Older Adults' Perceptions on Community-based Connectedness with People Scale: Reliability and validity evaluationMami Kikuchi, Atsuko Ikeda, Michiyo Hirano
Public Health Nursing (Boston, Mass.)|October 17, 2019
Developing a comprehensive career development scale for public health nurses in JapanKazuko Saeki, Michiyo Hirano, Hikaru Honda, et al.
Nursing Open|December 24, 2022
Value of social activities and prerequisites for continued participation of rural older adults: A qualitative studyRyuta Onishi, Risa Takashima, Kazuko Saeki, et al.
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