Naomichi Tani

Assistant Professor

University of Occupational and Environmental Health Japan

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Naomichi Tani is an Assistant Professor at the University of Occupational and Environmental Health in Japan. His research focuses on topics such as mental health interventions in occupational settings, ergonomic strategies for digital health, and the impact of health technologies on employee well-being. He has authored several recent articles examining the associations between occupational factors and health outcomes, particularly within the context of Japanese workers.

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Takeshi Ebara

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University of Occupational and Environmental Health Japan

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Taro Matsuki

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Nagoya University

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Haruhisa Fukuda

Kyushu University Graduate School of Medical Sciences

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Articles (15)

Is organizational intervention using Layered Voice Analysis effective in addressing operator mental health in call centers?: A randomized controlled trial

Validity and reliability of Japanese version of the MAPO index for assessing manual patient handling in nursing homes

Ergonomic strategies for Digital Occupational Health: Preparing for the oncoming wave of technological innovation

The use of digital health technology to provide mental health services for employees in Japan

[The association between occupation and poor mastication in Japanese workers: a questionnaire-based specific health checkup].

[A pilot study investigating the association between perceived chewing conditions and systemic subjective symptoms in Japanese workers].

What digital health technology types are used in mental health prevention and intervention? Review of systematic reviews for systematization of technologies

Medical visits and health-care expenditures of patients attending orthopedic clinics during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan: LIFE Study

Does difficulty in chewing induce subjective musculoskeletal symptoms? A case-control study

Association between periodontal pocket depth determined during dental check-ups and new onset of diabetes in community residents: the LIFE study

Evaluating the relationship between oral health status in male workers and question item regarding subjective chewing symptoms

医療・福祉従事者の腰痛リスク評価のための日本語版MAPOインデックス

Fitting the task to a person with disabilities: A case of return‐to‐work support for a patient due to left‐sided poststroke hemiplegia using tailor‐made jigs‐and‐tools

Can self-monitoring mobile health apps reduce sedentary behavior? A randomized controlled trial.

Case study on work improvement in care work settings by focusing on workload in manual patient lifting operations

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Takeshi Ebara

Taro Matsuki

Haruhisa Fukuda

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