総合人間科学部 看護学科

Ishikawa Fumiyo

  (石川 ふみよ)

Profile Information

Affiliation
Professor, Faculty of Human Sciences, Department of Nursing, Sophia University
(Concurrent)Chairperson of the Department of Nursing
Degree
修士(リハビリテーション)(筑波大学)

J-GLOBAL ID
201401071943909728
researchmap Member ID
7000007551

Research Interests

 1

Papers

 16

Misc.

 3
  • 石川ふみよ
    MEDICAL REHABILITATION, (201) 7-10, Oct, 2016  InvitedLead author
  • 石川 ふみよ
    看護技術, 58(6) 566-571, May, 2012  
  • Okabe Toshiko, Kiuchi Taeko, Ishikawa Fumiyo, Yashiro Akiko, Tsukamoto Naoko, Shimada Marie, Shimoeda Keiko, Kawamura Sawako
    The Journal of Tokyo Academy of Health Sciences, 185-192(3) 185-192, 2003  
    The purpose of this study was to identify the need for certified nurse specialists as felt by nurses and further to collect basic data in preparation for CNS graduate programs at Tokyo Metropolitan Goverment. A questionnaire survey was conducted with a sample of 60 experienced nurses undergoing a training course to become nursing instructers in T-Universiy. 37 out of 60 questionnaires were returned (return rate: 61.7 %) . The questionnaire consisted of 26 items concerning 5 key conceptualized functions identified as the essentials of CNS such as "patient care", "consultation", "education", "research" and "co-ordination". The findings were as follows: (1)25% of nurses expressed thier strong wishes to introduce CNS to their hospitals while 69.4 % of them wished if the situation permits. (2)They had high expectations of the CNS as providers of quality "patient care", and "research". (3)The nurses who wished to introduce CNS to their hospitals seemed to put emphasis on "humanity", "knowledge and technique" and "cooperation" in the order of importance. (4)They feel that CNS program assist in their career development and it is their wish to take CNS programs without quiting their job. The above findings provided some evidence to justify the need for the development of a suitable curriculum related to CNS program in T-University.

Books and Other Publications

 32

Presentations

 11

Research Projects

 1