Level: Beginner
【Presenter】
Takahiro Arai, Master's Program, Graduate School of Health Management, Keio University Graduate School
[Co-presenter]
Minami Yamaguchi, Master's Program, Graduate School of Health Management, Keio University Graduate School
Hong Dongfang, Master's Program, Graduate School of Health Management, Keio University Graduate School
[Announcement summary]
There are more than 1,000 Doraemon secret tools, which are ideal science and technology mainly used to solve problems of specific individuals. However, at present, there is an urgent need to solve the problems of society as a whole rather than the problems of individuals. Therefore, in this research, we examined solutions to problems in the SDGs era through Doraemon's secret tools, and aimed to create innovations that solve social problems. The analysis target is questionnaire data on famous items such as "Bamboocopter" and "Dokodemo Door", principal component analysis and preference regression analysis are performed, and conjoint analysis using the L8 orthogonal array is performed on the extracted attributes and levels. It was. As a result, seven items obtained as elements of new tools that people want: "improvement of intellectual ability", "smallness of tools", "improvement of motor function", "no time movement", "no space movement" , "There is a time cost", "Simpleness of fashionability" was incorporated into the ideal Doraemon tool plan. From the analysis results, we received a high support of 92% for "want to use" and "want" from the questionnaire of the new tool we devised, and "improve the QOL of people with visual, hearing and physical disabilities. The answer to "Do you think you can do it?" Was 100% "I can do it."
[Presenter Profile]
Takahiro Arai
After graduating from Chiba University, engaged in management analysis work at Chiba University Hospital. After that, the Master of Science in Health Care Management, Graduate School of Health Care Management, Keio University.
Currently, I am conducting research in the healthcare field by analyzing data using JMP.
Minami Yamaguchi
2013 Graduated from Tokyo Medical and Dental University School of Medicine, Department of Health Sciences, Department of Nursing
2013 ~ 2019 Engaged in newborn nursing as a nurse
2019 ~ Present Keio University Graduate School of Health Management Department of Nursing
Hong Touhou
2017 Graduated from UNSW University Faculty of Life Sciences (Pathology)
2018 Graduated from the University of Sydney School of Public Health (MPH)
2019-Present Keio University Graduate School of Health Management Department of Medical Management
