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小学校国語科において意欲的に学び読む力を身につけた児童の育成 －ユニバーサルデザインを取り入れた読解指導の工夫を通して－
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思考力・判断力・表現力を育む図画工作科指導 ～「つくる、みる、振り返る」の循環システムを取り入れた授業づくりを通して～
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高等教育機関における手話通訳者の養成に関する課題−大学生が全国手話通訳統一試験受験資格を取得するための課題−
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Health-related Quality of Life and Potential Barriers to Adequate Nutrition among Japanese Hemodialysis Patients
No full text群馬大学博士（保健学）Thesis or Dissertation学位記番号：保博甲113doctoral thesi
The Association between Nutrition and the Functional Outcomes of Elderly Women with Acute Vertebral Compression Fractures
No full textJournal ArticleBackground: Vertebral compression fracture (VCF) is a major injury that occurs in elderly individuals. The aim ofthis study is to predict the functional outcomes of elderly female patients with acute VCF based on their nutritional status. Methods: A total of 69 female patients with acute VCF were included in the present study. The age, fracturelocation, body mass index, grasping power, the amount of the patientʼs daily nutritional intake, Mini-Mental StateExamination (MMSE) score and nutritional status (determined from laboratory findings) were evaluated at the time ofadmission. After in-hospital rehabilitation, the patients were divided into two groups based on their motor FunctionalIndependence Measure (mFIM) scores at the time of discharge. A multivariable logistic regression analysis was performedto identify factors that predicted the outcome. Results: The patients were divided into the high mFIM (score ≥79, n＝36) and the low mFIM (score＜79, n＝33) groups. The multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that theamount of the patient’s nutritional intake and the MMSE score were associated with the outcome. Conclusions: hecognitive status and the amount of the patient’s nutritional intake were associated with the prognosis of elderly womenwith acute VCF.journal articl
