… health care levels. It is not known to what extent lifestyle intervention in a primary healthcare
setting is … out in a primary healthcare setting using existing resources, in Japanese with IGT. …

… About 80% of healthcare professionals found no difference between caring for elderly
Japanese subjects and people from Thailand. Most healthcare providers agreed that Japanese …

… The manga series entitled Otanko nāsu was chosen from an Internet search that yielded
fifty-six titles addressing healthcarerelated subjects. The National Diet Library has 35,933 comic …

… and subjects. JHP answers that challenge by linKing healthcare content to Japanese-…
language use in the specific contexts that healthcare professionals are likely to encounter. …

… to informed consent in Japanese clinical settings. In the … on Japanese cultural characteristics
in the context of healthcare … Japanese informed consent, with the physician as the subject…

… the subject, as indicators of access to healthcare. The survey items were based on themes
extracted from the results of a qualitative study using a thematic analysis of the same subject …

… . Prevention of type 2 diabetes in a primary healthcare setting: three-year results of
lifestyle intervention in Japanese subjects with impaired glucose tolerance. BMC Public …

… Thus, not only healthcare workers, but also healthcare students studying at … subjects enrolled
in this study reported having an immunosuppressive condition. The majority of the subjects …

… health insurance claims data linked to clinical and laboratory data for annual health screenings
and subject to the confounding bias even if the bias was adjusted as much as possible. …

… The subject/subject pronoun can be omitted in Japanese if it is understood from the context
or redundant. For example, “I will place a stethoscope on your chest” can be expressed …