Keita Iyama

Senior Assistant Professor

Nagasaki University Hospital

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Dr. Keita Iyama is a Senior Assistant Professor at Nagasaki University Hospital in Japan. His research primarily focuses on disaster medicine, with recent articles addressing topics such as the training of paramedics in electrocardiogram interpretation, the psychological aspects of Disaster Medical Assistance Teams, and the establishment of protocols for nuclear disaster response. Dr. Iyama is dedicated to enhancing emergency medical services and improving the preparedness of healthcare professionals in disaster situations.

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Takeyasu Kakamu

Fukushima Medical University

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DMAT隊員における災害活動への意思表示の背後にある思考プロセス(The thought processes behind the activity engagement intentions of Disaster Medical Assistance Team members)

救急救命士の12誘導心電図判読能力向上に向けたトレーニングプログラム(A novel training program to improve paramedics’ 12–lead electrocardiogram interpretation skills)

The existence of permanent facilities for nuclear disaster medicine progresses the development of manuals regardless of the years of designation elapsed

Characteristics and outcomes of out‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest in a hilly area: Utstein Registry data from the Nagasaki Medical Region, Japan

仮想空間でアバターを用いた原子力災害対応シミュレーションソフトによるweb実習(Web–based training using simulation software for nuclear disaster response with avatars in a virtual space)

Attitude of Emergency Medical Technicians Toward Electrocardiogram　- Needs of Electrocardiogram Training Courses and Other Learning Opportunities.

Objective stress values during radiation emergency medicine for future human resources: Findings from a survey of nurses

Current situation survey for establishing personally acceptable radiation dose limits for nuclear disaster responders

Survey about Intention to Engage in Specific Disaster Activities among Disaster Medical Assistance Team Members

Increasing Disaster Medical Assistance Teams’ Intent to Engage with Specific Hazards

Acute Coronary Syndrome Developed in a 17-year-old boy with Sitosterolemia Comorbid with Takayasu Arteritis: A Rare Case Report and Review of the Literature.

Development of computer simulator 'Kawauchi Legends' as disaster response medical training software: overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic.

Factors associated with the intention to participate in activities during a nuclear disaster situation among firefighters.

How to Safely Prevent Venous Thromboembolism in Severe Trauma Patients.

A case of chronic myocarditis.

Sudden onset of thyrotoxicosis induced by amiodarone mimicking low cardiac output syndrome in a patient with dilated cardiomyopathy.

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Takeyasu Kakamu

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DMAT隊員における災害活動への意思表示の背後にある思考プロセス(The thought processes behind the activity engagement intentions of Disaster Medical Assistance Team members)

救急救命士の12誘導心電図判読能力向上に向けたトレーニングプログラム(A novel training program to improve paramedics’ 12–lead electrocardiogram interpretation skills)

The existence of permanent facilities for nuclear disaster medicine progresses the development of manuals regardless of the years of designation elapsed

Characteristics and outcomes of out‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest in a hilly area: Utstein Registry data from the Nagasaki Medical Region, Japan

仮想空間でアバターを用いた原子力災害対応シミュレーションソフトによるweb実習(Web–based training using simulation software for nuclear disaster response with avatars in a virtual space)

Attitude of Emergency Medical Technicians Toward Electrocardiogram - Needs of Electrocardiogram Training Courses and Other Learning Opportunities.

Objective stress values during radiation emergency medicine for future human resources: Findings from a survey of nurses

Current situation survey for establishing personally acceptable radiation dose limits for nuclear disaster responders

Survey about Intention to Engage in Specific Disaster Activities among Disaster Medical Assistance Team Members

Increasing Disaster Medical Assistance Teams’ Intent to Engage with Specific Hazards

Acute Coronary Syndrome Developed in a 17-year-old boy with Sitosterolemia Comorbid with Takayasu Arteritis: A Rare Case Report and Review of the Literature.

Development of computer simulator 'Kawauchi Legends' as disaster response medical training software: overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic.

Factors associated with the intention to participate in activities during a nuclear disaster situation among firefighters.

How to Safely Prevent Venous Thromboembolism in Severe Trauma Patients.

A case of chronic myocarditis.

Sudden onset of thyrotoxicosis induced by amiodarone mimicking low cardiac output syndrome in a patient with dilated cardiomyopathy.

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Takeyasu Kakamu

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Attitude of Emergency Medical Technicians Toward Electrocardiogram　- Needs of Electrocardiogram Training Courses and Other Learning Opportunities.