Ryuichi Sekine

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Kameda Medical Center

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Ryuichi Sekine serves as Chief at Kameda Medical Center in Japan. His research focuses on palliative care interventions, cancer rehabilitation, and quality indicators in healthcare settings. Recent publications include studies on the effects of palliative care team interventions and the current state of outpatient cancer rehabilitation in Japan. He is dedicated to improving patient outcomes through comprehensive care strategies.

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Yoshiyuki Kizawa

University of Tsukuba Hospital

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Toru Okuyama

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Nagoya University Hospital

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Phase of Illness at the time of being referred to the hospital palliative care team and changes after the intervention

The effect of palliative care team intervention and symptom improvement using patient-reported outcomes: a multicenter prospective observational study

OVERVIEW OF OUTPATIENT CANCER REHABILITATION PROVIDED BY DESIGNATED CANCER HOSPITALS IN JAPAN: A SURVEY RESEARCH

Cancer Rehabilitation Provided by Designated Cancer Hospitals in Japan: The Current State of Outpatient Setting and Coordination after Discharge.

The current status of inpatient cancer rehabilitation provided by designated cancer hospitals in Japan

Rehabilitation for Cancer Patients in Inpatient Hospices/Palliative Care Units and Achievement of a Good Death: Analyses of Combined Data From Nationwide Surveys Among Bereaved Family Members

Quality indicators of palliative care for acute cardiovascular diseases.

Association Between Heart Rate and Reversibility of the Symptom, Refractoriness to Palliative Treatment, and Survival in Dyspneic Cancer Patients.

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Yoshiyuki Kizawa

Toru Okuyama

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