Text analysis of the minutes form the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s working group for home care

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  • Yamauchi Kazushi
    Division of Tokyo Metropolitan Health Policy Advisement, Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University
  • Moriwaki Mutsuko
    Division of Tokyo Metropolitan Health Policy Advisement, Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University
  • Kawahara Kazuo
    Department of Health Care Management & Planning, Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

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  • 東京都在宅療養ワーキング議事録のテキスト分析による在宅療養の課題に関する探索的研究
  • トウキョウト ザイタク リョウヨウ ワーキング ギジロク ノ テキスト ブンセキ ニ ヨル ザイタク リョウヨウ ノ カダイ ニ カンスル タンサクテキ ケンキュウ

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<p>We conducted text analysis using minutes from the Tokyo metropolitan government’s working group for home care in search of problems that are related to home care.</p><p>Text data was analyzed by using KH Coder. Co-occurrence network was created with the extracted words. Correspondence analysis was done by the year and area the working group took place. We derived the proportion of sentences including words related to “death” by area of working group and compared it with data related to home care.</p><p>Correspondence analysis showed that discussions reflected the predetermined themes for each year. In the co-occurrence network, extracted words could be divided into 10 groups, that were included in remarks describing the roles of hospitals and doctors in the area, cooperation between health care and long-term care, support for hospital admissions and discharges. Words that were characteristic for each area could be found by correspondence analysis. Words related to “death” were most frequent in the Nishitama area.</p><p>By text analysis of minutes from the Tokyo metropolitan government’s working group for home care, characteristic words could be identified and problems related to home care in the areas were considered. Text analysis showed the potential for its usefulness in visually and quantitatively understanding the overall view and course of discussions.</p>

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