[In the Media] The role of nurses to promote the health of working women; Nurses’ contributions to sex education (Medi-Banx Inc. (Japan Nursing Federation), 2019 New Year’s edition No.534, December 1, 2018)
date : 1/8/2019
Tags: Women's Health
Mariko Oyamada (COO) and Yuko Imamura (Senior Associate) from HGPI contributed an article to the journal.
■ The role of nurses to promote the health of working women (p.54-55): Yuko Imamura
Relevant study for your reference: “Survey on Health Promotion and Working Women 2018”
■ Nurses’ contributions to sex education (p.56-57): Mariko Oyamada
Relevant study for your reference: “Best Practices in Sex Education Implemented by Local Governments”
*Available only in Japanese
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