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The Impact of Prolonged Hospitalisation on the Very Sick Infant’s Sense of Self and Moral Development: It Takes a Team Build the Infant’s Trust in Their Relational World

CAMPBELL Paul

Psychiatria et neurologia paediatrica japonica Vol. 65 ( 1 ) page： 9 - 14 2025.4

Mothers’ Experiences Under NICU Visitation Restrictions Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Focusing on Related Social Forces Open Access

OGAWA Maya, SAKAI Reiko, SHIRAI Chiyo, MURAKI Hiroko, NAGATA Masako

japanese journal of family psychology Vol. 38 ( 1 ) page： 1 - 13 2024.9

Authorship：Lead author,　Last author Language：Japanese Publisher：the japanese association of family psychology

<p>　　Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, visitation restrictions were imposed even in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), where parents and children are separated immediately after birth. In this study, semi-structured interviews were conducted with mothers who were separated from their babies for prolonged periods to investigate the motherhood process of mothers who experienced visitation restrictions and related social factors. The trajectory equifinality model (TEM) was used to identify the process by which a woman acknowledges motherhood, which is as follows: “Guilt and an awareness of motherhood as a result of contact with one’s baby,” “The loneliness of separation and convincing oneself,” “The joy of being reunited with one’s baby,” “Increased psychological distance from one’s baby due to separation,” and “A growing awareness of motherhood as a result of spending time with one’s baby.” As a social force that contributed to this process, separation due to visitation restrictions served as a restraining force, sometimes hampering a woman’s feeling that she was the mother of her baby. Even after she was reunited with her baby, the experience of past separation acted as a restraining force. However, in the time that she spent with her baby, the presence of the baby became a facilitating force that made the women aware of motherhood. At the same time, other processes were also at work. After the baby was discharged from the hospital, the mother felt that she did not understand her baby and she lost confidence as a parent. Therefore, further research on this subject needs to be conducted.</p>

DOI： 10.57469/jafp.38.1_1

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NICUの面会制限が家族の関係性に及ぼす影響―周産期心理士からみた父親の変化 Reviewed

加治佐めぐみ・蟻川麻紀・・稲森絵美子・小川摩耶・川野由子・成宮牧子・吉元なるよ・永田雅子

周産期医学 Vol. 54 ( 4 ) page： 509 - 513 2024.4

COVID－19蔓延に伴うNICUの面会制限下での母親の体験―影響する社会的諸力に注目して Reviewed Open Access

小川麻耶・酒井玲子・白井千代・村木紘子・永田雅子

家族心理学研究 Vol. 38 ( 1 ) 2024

Smartphone addiction among elementary and junior high school students Open Access

Wakimoto Misa, Tani Iori, Nagata Masako, Otake Satoko

The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Vol. 88 ( 0 ) page： 2C-076-PO - 2C-076-PO 2024

COVID-19感染症対策による制限が妊産婦のメンタルヘルスに与えた影響 Reviewed

長濱輝代・蟻川麻紀・加治佐めぐみ・鏑木眞喜子・酒井玲子・吉元なるよ・脇田菜摘・永田雅子

周産期メンタルヘルス学会 Vol. 9 ( 1 ) 2023.12

子どもを愛せないと訴えた母親との妊娠期からの面接過程 Reviewed

永田雅子

心理臨床学研究 Vol. 41 ( 3 ) page： 252 - 262 2023.8

Medical staff's sense of awareness of informed consent for adolescent cancer patients and the need for decision-making support practiced from the perspective of trauma-informed approach Reviewed Open Access

Tanaka Kyoko, Hayakawa Maoko, Mori Makiko, Maeda Naoko, Nagata Masako, Horibe Keizo

BMC MEDICAL ETHICS Vol. 24 ( 1 ) page： 28 2023.5

乳幼児期早期の社会性の発達を支援する Invited

永田雅子

乳幼児医学・心理学研究 Vol. 32（１） page： 37 - 42 2023

新生児医療が母子関係に与える影響とその対応 Invited

永田雅子

周産期医学 Vol. 53（4） page： 469 - 472 2023

新生児・周産期領域における心のケア Invited

永田雅子

小児科診療 Vol. 86 (1) page： 23 - 27 2023

感染症蔓延下における家族のメンタルヘルスに寄り添うには　あらためて家族面会の意味を考える

永田雅子

周産期医学 Vol. 52 ( 6 ) page： 906 - 908 2022.6

新生児期~乳幼児期早期の親子関係を支援をすることの意義と役割 Invited

永田雅子

乳幼児医学・心理学研究 Vol. 28(1) page： 19 - 23 2019

赤ちゃんを観察することで親と子の出会いを支援する: NBASからNBOへの発展とその可能性 Invited

永田雅子

日本新生児成育医学会雑誌 Vol. 31 ( 1 ) page： 48 - 50 2019

NICUにおける多職種・他機関連携の実際と課題―全国調査の結果から－ Reviewed

永田雅子

日本新生児成育医学会 Vol. 30 ( 1 ) page： 91 - 98 2017

周産期における親子支援ーアタッチメントを阻害する要因と予防的支援 Invited

永田雅子

小児内科 Vol. 57 ( 7 ) page： 895 - 898 2025.7

子どもの”声”を聴くー子どもと心を通わせる Invited

永田雅子

子どもの虹情報研修センター紀要 Vol. 22 page： 23 - 41 2025.1

Examination About the Change of an Expanse and the Action of the Relationships of a Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Integration-Focusing on the Process of Establishing Relationships with Other Children- Reviewed

YOKOYAMA Kana，NAGATA Masako

Psychiatria et neurologia paediatrica japonica Vol. 64 ( 2 ) page： 179 - 189 2024.7

Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：Japanese Society of Pediatric Psychiatry and Neurology

This study aimed to qualitatively examine the process of establishing relationships between the child with autism spectrum disorder (henceforth referred to as the ASD child) and other children in integrated childcare settings and the role of childcare workers in establishing such relationships. For this study, we observed the four-year-old ASD child and analyzed the main episode in some scenes. The intervention of the caregiver in the interaction between the ASD child and the other children changed from “teaching the other child desirable behaviors” to “the other childʼs approach and the ASD child's response through play.” The inter vention of caregivers in the interaction between the ASD child and other children changed from “teaching both children specific ways to interact” to “watching children interact with each other and helping them as needed” and then to “mediating the interaction between children in play situations.” Furthermore, the relationship between the ASD child and other children and the change in the intervention of the caregivers affected both groups of children, suggesting that the overall three-way relationship between the ASD child, other children, and caregivers may continue to change with the changing relationship.

DOI： 10.24782/jsppn.64.2_179

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A Study on Early Childhood Socialization Development in Extremely Preterm Infants - Comparison with Full-Term Infants with Suspected ASD Reviewed

S Yoshida, M Mitani , M Kuroda , M Oshiro, S Niwa, A Murase , S Maebara , S Suzuki , Y Shirakawa , M Nagata

2024.6

NICU卒業生と神経発達症 Invited

永田雅子

日本周産期・新生児医学会雑誌 Vol. 59 ( 4 ) page： 761 - 763 2024

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