Publications by authors named "N Satake"
Objective: It remains unclear whether general hospitals without psychiatric wards can provide sufficient services for both physical and mental health needs, as they often lack adequate psychiatrists, primarily due to cost constraints. This article explores the relationship between the number of full-time psychiatrists and functionality for integrating physical and mental health services in these settings.
Methods: The Medical Policy Committee of the Japanese Society of General Hospital Psychiatry conducted a nationwide survey in 2022 to evaluate the detailed scope and volume of service of psychiatric departments in general hospitals without a psychiatric ward.
Ketoprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to treat pain and inflammation in dogs. Despite having effective analgesic efficacy, prolonged oral administration has been associated with adverse effects. Transdermal delivery of ketoprofen has reduced the incidence of adverse effects in humans and could potentially be used in veterinary clinical medicine.
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- The COVID-19 pandemic limited access to group fitness activities and increased mental health struggles, prompting a shift of an in-person exercise class to an online format via Zoom to foster community and wellness.
- The objective of the study was to evaluate the perceived mental and physical health benefits of attending the online fitness class, along with the effectiveness of the technology used.
- A survey was distributed to participants, resulting in 51 responses, with a majority affiliated with a university and reporting that full-time employment was common among them.
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- The review highlights the importance of evaluating mental health information and activities by the CDC for application in Japan, especially for the new health center.
- The Japanese government is focusing on the New Center for Health Control to tackle children's mental health issues amid the ongoing health crisis.
- The findings stress the critical need to prioritize children's mental health and develop effective strategies to address the long-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.