Changes in the Debilitated Elderly by Takizawa Rehabilitation Program

Makita, Mitsuyo

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“…She thought that the research of various aspects of rehabilitation will contribute to people living in their own country, and led to hold the first international conference with Thomas J. Camacho, Executive Director of Assistive Technology Center for Persons with Disabilities CNMI Council on Developmental Disabilities 62) . It was their desire to hold the international conference because the presentation, which reported re-acquiring walking from bedridden, was included 63) . As the evidence of it, a keynote lecture and general presentations were introduced to the public for five days and the outline was published by the newspaper 64) .…”

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An Application of the Civil Technology to the Sustainable Aged Society

Takizawa¹

2004

Biophilia Rehab. J.

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Various social problems in an elderly society are global issues in today's society. Aging proceeds globally in the world while Japan is expected to become a super-aged society in an unprecedented short term.An increase in the elderly population, including the disabled, demands the expansion of social security-related expenditures, which confers an unbearable burden to the following generation. These "Aging Crises" would give rise to the collapse of the social system. We are here to emphasize the importance of the integration of the elderly population toward the productive society and in the reform of the life cycle that is currently refined by education, labor, and retirement. In order to establish a sustainable society, in which the elderly can be independent, we need to explore the occupations that are suitable for the elderly and reduce social security-related expenditures. In our research scheme, we conjugated the related research fields including medical science, engineering, and social science in order to integrate the various aspects of a complex aged society. The recent progress in our research project is reported.

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Section: International Cooperative Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Application of the Civil Technology to the Sustainable Aged Society

Takizawa¹

2004

Biophilia Rehab. J.

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Application of the Social Technology to the Sustainable Aged Society

Takizawa¹

2015

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Various social problems in an elderly society are global issues in today's society. Aging proceeds globally in the world while Japan is expected to become a super-aged society in an unprecedented short term. An increase in the elderly population, including the disabled, demands the expansion of social security-related expenditures, which confers an unbearable burden to the following generation. These "Aging Crises" would give rise to the collapse of the social system. We are here to emphasize the importance of the integration of the elderly population toward the productive society and in the reform of the life cycle that is currently refined by education, labor, and retirement. In order to establish a sustainable society, in which the elderly can be independent, we need to explore the occupations that are suitable for the elderly and reduce social security-related expenditures. In our research scheme, we conjugated the related research fields including medical science, engineering, and social science in order to integrate the various aspects of a complex aged society. The recent progress in our research project is reported.

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Changes in the Debilitated Elderly by Takizawa Rehabilitation Program

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An Application of the Civil Technology to the Sustainable Aged Society

An Application of the Civil Technology to the Sustainable Aged Society

Application of the Social Technology to the Sustainable Aged Society

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