The advantages and value of a 4-year university care worker program in Japan: Transitioning from “maid–servant syndrome care” to “person-centered care”

Aging Medicine and Healthcare · Published 2026-07-17 · DOI 10.4103/amah.amh-2025-04-041

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Watanabe Hiromi

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2026

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Hiromi, W. (2026). The advantages and value of a 4-year university care worker program in Japan: Transitioning from “maid–servant syndrome care” to “person-centered care”. Aging Medicine and Healthcare. https://doi.org/10.4103/amah.amh-2025-04-041

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