Workshop 1　Promoting implementation of Evidence-Based Practice: Asian JBI Centre Initiatives

13:00-14:30 March 10, 2023 at Venue 2：Medical library #Room 333

We welcome up to 80 participants in WS 1.

The Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI), headquartered in Australia, is a not-for-profit international organisation dedicated to promoting Evidence Based Practice （EBP） globally. There are more than 70 JBI-affiliated centres worldwide. In this time, three JBI centres in Asia (China, Korea and Japan) will be presenting on their efforts to promote EBP." How to integrate evidence into clinical practice is not a very easy question. In Asia, where there are common problems in health services, we will learn from the progressive initiatives of countries with high cultural similarities and consider strategies to further accelerate EBP in each other's countries.

Moderators

• Patraporn Bhatarasakoon, RN, PhD, FAAN
  Professor, Chiang Mai University, Thailand

• Miyae Yamakawa, BSN, PhD
  Associate Professor, Osaka University, Japan

Speakers

• Effective Nursing Leadership Facilitating Successful Evidence Implementation: examples from China.
  Yan Hu, RN, PhD, FAAN
  Professor, Fudan University, China

• Academic-Hospital partnership in evidence based nursing: 15th years of companionship of the Korean JBI center.
  Eui Geum Oh, RN, PhD, FAAN
  Dean & Professor, Yonsei University, South Korea

• Evidence transfer and implementation into clinical practice approved by Japanese JBI centers.
  Shingo Ueki, BSN, MSN, PhD
  Associate Professor, Kyushu University, Japan

• Ikuko Sakai, PhD, RN, PHN
  Professor, Chiba University, Japan

• The Challenging of Evidence implementation: how to get the clinical setting engagement
  Patraporn Bhatarasakoon, RN, PhD, FAAN
  Professor, Chiang Mai University, Thailand

Workshop 2　Increase your visibility: How to publish your work

15:00-16:30 March 10, 2023 at Venue 2：Medical library #Room 333

We welcome up to 80 participants in WS 2.

We hold diverse views of the challenges of publishing our work. I suggest we are challenged to re-think how we manage publishing and build it into our regular work routine - just like we write proposals, secure human subject’s approval, consent subjects, conduct data analysis, and we add prepare publications. Publishing is a significant dimension of research, and it is best to think about publishing as an apart of the cycle of research – you are thinking about publications, writing, editing, submitting, getting reviews, re-submitting, moving to in-press and begin thinking about the next publication. Negotiate authorship and if necessary, set up English editing. You might have one manuscript in review, one in press, and one in planning stages.

Groupwork: What do you see as the major challenges to being successful in publishing your research? Let’s break into small groups with those around you and come to consensus on 2-3 of the major challenges you experience when seeking to get your work published. Ask someone to be your reporter to report what you feel are the greatest challenges in being successful as a published nurse scientist.

Moderators

• Misuzu F. Gregg, PhD, RN
  Professor, Meio University, Japan

• Kyoko Yoshioka-Maeda, RN, PHN, PhD
  Associate Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Speakers

• William Holzemer, RN, PhD, FAAN
  Professor, Rutgers University, U.S.A.

Workshop 3　Creating Virtual Reality (VR) teaching materials in nursing education

8:45-10:15 March 11, 2023 at Venue 2：Medical library #333

We welcome up to 40 participants in WS 3.

In this workshop, participants will have virtual reality (VR) experiences used for current nursing education as a simulator, wearing VR goggles and/or head mount displays. Two speakers will be invited to give their innovative lectures on the design and development of virtual reality applications, and the application of the biometric measurements to evaluate VR development. Also, a midwifery expert introduces how to utilize VR education materials in the classroom. Through the workshop, participants will be expected to understand a part of the process of creating VR educational materials by actually shooting with a 360º camera and showing the content.

Moderators

• Megumi Haruna, PhD, RNM, PHN, RN
  Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan

• Emi Sasagawa, PhD, RNM, MPH, RN
  Assistant Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Speakers

• Design and development of virtual reality applications
  Wey Guan Lem, MPH
  PhD Candidate, The University of Tokyo, Japan

• Biometric measurements and their applications to evaluation in virtual reality development
  Koki Ono, MPH
  PhD Candidate, The University of Tokyo, Japan

• Virtual reality technology in nursing
  Emi Sasagawa, PhD, RNM, MPH, RN
  Assistant Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Workshop 4　Dreams of Nursing Scholars in Early Career

10:45-12:15 March 11, 2023 at Venue 2：Medical library #333

We welcome up to 80 participants in WS 4.

As nursing researchers, why did we choose our own research theme, what do we want to accomplish, and where are we going to? Considering these questions will contribute to your careers and to the health and well-being of the people in your country.

In this workshop, early career nurse scholars will share their future dreams and discuss activities to realize them by the World Café method. Three nursing leaders will share their experiences toward their dream and inspire the early career scholars. Participants will gain insight on how to make their dreams come true and get research network for future collaboration.

Moderators

• Kyoko Kobayashi, PhD, RN, PHN
  Professor, St. Luke's International University, Japan

• Ryota Ochiai, PhD, RN
  Associate Professor, Yokohama City University, Japan

Speakers

• Dreams and aspirations, from leaders in nursing academia / Comments from leaders
  Chia-Chin Lin, PhD, RN, FAAN
  Professor, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

• Pregamol Rutchanagul, PhD, RN
  Assistant Professor, Thammasat University, Thailand

• Hiroki Fukahori, PhD, RN, PHN
  Professor, Keio University, Japan

Workshop 5　Bio-Engineering Nursing/ hands-on workshop: Use of ultrasonography, AI/AR, and wound biofilm visualization technologies

13:30-15:00 March 11, 2023 at Venue 2：Medical library #333

We welcome up to 60 participants in WS 5.
*As the meeting has reached its capacity, the registration is now closed.
Thank you for your continued interest!

This workshop is designed to enable participants to experience and apply the next-generation nursing technologies developed through Bio-Engineering Nursing research to their actual clinical practice and research activities. First, participants will listen to a short presentation on the background of the development of new nursing technologies. Participants will then learn about physical assessment techniques using ultrasound, a new education system using AI/AR, and a technology developed using the power of biology to detect wound biofilms. No advance preparation is required, just come dive into the new world Bio-Engineering Nursing is creating!

Moderators

• Hiromi Sanada, PhD, RN, CWOCN, FAAN
  President, Professor, Ishikawa Prefectural Nursing University, Japan

• Gojiro Nakagami, PhD, RN
  Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Speakers

• Application of ultrasound to physical assessments performed by nurses
  Suriadi Jais, PhD, RN
  Assistant Professor, The Institute of Technology And Health Muhhammadiyah Kalbar, Indonesia

• Using AI/AR to transform nursing practice and education systems for beginner nurses
  Toshiaki Takahashi, PhD, RN
  Assistant Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan

• Introducing point-of-care wound biofilm visualization technology to promote wound hygiene
  Gojiro Nakagami, PhD, RN
  Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan