Professor TANIOKA Tetsuya

  Outcome management is a valuable resource for evidence-based healthcare and nursing practice. Studies through surveys, field��clinical��work, and other quantitative investigations using multivariate analysis methods, and mixed methods such as the Intentional Observational Clinical Research Design��IOCRD, Tanioka, et al., 2021��generate this evidence. Our projects include an interdisciplinary team research approach to provide high-quality evidence. Specifically, our research studies focus on nursing practice as integral to quality health care services in the following areas : 1��developing the virtual hospital and requisite Nursing as Caring Database for developing Humanoid Healthcare Robot capabilities ; 2 �� verification of the Nursing Engagement Model of the Transactive Relationship Theory of Nursing��TRETON, Tanioka, 2017�� based on patient and healthcare providers and healthcare robot transaction ; 3��developing instruments measuring the Dr. Locsin’s Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing��TCCN����e.g. PITCCN, TCCNI-R��; 4��to measure health conditions��sleep/activity conditions, autonomic nervous functions, and nutrition status, etc����for people with schizophrenia and dementia through clinical survey methodologies ; and 5��developing in-service education for psychiatric hospitals based on TCCN theory.