Saori Muranaka
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Haruna J, Uemura S, Hayasaka N, Taguchi Y, Muranaka S, Niiyama S, et al.
J Eval Clin Pract
. 2024 Jul;
30(8):1636-1644.
PMID: 38978398
Rationale: To date, family satisfaction with emergency medical technicians (EMTs) has only been reported through narrative statements in subjective evaluations. Although a quantitative assessment of healthcare professional satisfaction is desirable,...
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Influence of Personal and Work Environments on Work-Life Balance Among Emergency Medical Technicians
Haruna J, Uemura S, Niiyama S, Taguchi Y, Muranaka S, Inamura H, et al.
Cureus
. 2024 Apr;
16(3):e55447.
PMID: 38576703
Introduction Work-life balance (WLB) is a critical concern for emergency medical technicians (EMTs) because it significantly affects the provision of comprehensive emergency medical services (EMS). This study investigated personal and...
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Haruna J, Hayasaka N, Taguchi Y, Muranaka S, Niiyama S, Inamura H, et al.
AIMS Public Health
. 2023 Apr;
10(1):129-144.
PMID: 37063348
The purpose of this study was to develop and validate an emergency medical technician (EMT) care patient satisfaction scale to measure patient satisfaction with prehospital emergency care. To date, patient...
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Haruna J, Uemura S, Taguchi Y, Muranaka S, Niiyama S, Inamura H, et al.
Clin Exp Emerg Med
. 2023 Feb;
10(3):287-295.
PMID: 36796782
Objective: Burnout among emergency medical technicians is a serious problem affecting delivery of quality emergency medical services. Although the repetitive nature of the job and lower education level requirements for...
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Kawashima T, Tanaka M, Kawakami A, Muranaka S
Nurs Crit Care
. 2020 May;
25(5):305-312.
PMID: 32383497
Background: Family conferences (FCs) in the intensive care unit play an important role in reducing the psychological burden of patients' families at the end of life. However, no studies have...