CURRICULUM

VITAE

Miyoko HAYASHI, R.N., Ph.D.

University of Shizuoka, School of Nursing
2-2-1, Oshika, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka, 422-8021, Japane-mail: m.hayashi@u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp

EDUCATION:
MA2002

PhD

2010

Master of Science inNursing Major
Doctor of Philosophy
in Nursing

The Japanese Red Cross College ofNursing, Graduate School of Nursing,Tokyo, Japan
Kitasato University, Graduate School ofNursing, Kanagawa, Japan

Professional CARRER:
1985-1995
National Cardio-Vascular Center, Staff Nurse(1992- Manager)
1995-2000
Semboku National Hospital Nursing School
2003-2004
Shiga University of Medical Science, School of Medicine,
Department of Nursing, Assistant
2005-2008
Kitasato University, School of Nursing, Assistant Proffessor
2010-2013
Kitasato University, School of Nursing, Associate Proffesso
2013-2020
Tenri Health Care University, School of Medical Care,
Department of Nursing, Proffessor
2020-present University of Shizuoka, School of Nursing, Proffesor

PUBLICATIONS(Selected):
Hayashi M., Yokoyama S., Ishibashi K., Yamaguchi M. & Numasawa K.(2016) Recognition of theclinical practice educators about clinical teaching behavior and collaboration. Bulletin ofTenri Health Care University, 4(1), 1-10. In Japanese.
Hayashi M., Arita K. & Miyake Y.(2016) Teaching methods towards the cultivation of nursing
practice ability of bachelor nursing students : A attempt of simulation education using
simulated patients. Bulletin of Tenri Health Care University, 4(1), 11-20. In Japanese.
Hayashi M.(2015) Phase of Growth of Novice Nurses who were immediately Assigned toEmergency Center after Graduation. Bulletin of Tenri Health Care University, 3(1), 7-15. InJapanese.
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Hayashi M.(2014) Applicability of Transition Theory for Nursing Practice. Bulletin of Tenri
Health Care University, 2(1),21-27. In Japanese.
Sasaki Y., Hayashi M., Egawa K., et al(2014) For Development of a Guideline for Post-operative
Delirium Care; The Current Status of Post-operative Delirium and Nursing Care of ICU andSurgery Unit Patients. Journal of Japan Academy of Critical Care Nursing, 10(1), 51-62. InJapanese.
Hayashi M. (2011) Experiences of stroke patients' family members before discharge fromconvalescent rehabilitation wards. Journal of the Japanese Red Cross Society of Nursing
Science, 11(2), 81-88. In Japanese.
Hayashi M. & Kuroda Y.(2009) Recognitions to home care provided by family members of a firstever stroke patient, who select to transfer to a rehabilitation institution at early stage.
Journal of Japan Academy of Critical Care Nursing, 5(2), 51-59. In Japanese.
Hayashi M. & Kuroda Y.(2009)

The process by which wives achieve home care of first-everminor stroke patients who wish to be cared for at home.

Journal of Japan Academy ofEmergency Nursing, 11(1), 12-22. In Japanese.
Hayashi M. (2004) Behavior patterns in making lifestyle change after onset of slight stroke.
Journal of Nursing, Shiga university of Medical Science, 2(1), 46-52. In Japanese.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:Japan Academy of Critical Care Nursing
Japan Academy of Emergency Nursing
Japanese Association of Neuroscience Nurse
Japan Academy of Nursing Science
Japan Society of Nursing Research
The Japanese Red Cross Society of Nursing Science
Japan Society of Nursing Diagnosis

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