Shigeo Takizawa
Biophilia Institute, Japan
Title: Proposition of Restructuring of the Rehabilitation Medicine on Japanese
Biography
Biography: Shigeo Takizawa
Abstract
The society that an age pyramid reverses is unprecedented for the human beings in the modern world. Aging progresses quickly with baby boomers' aging, and it is expected that the severe society "one young man supports one elderly” visits soon as well as the disabled elderly increase in Japan. And these are global subjects that the World Health Organization makes targets to solve. All Japanese are covering the whole nation medical insurance. And all cerebrovascular disease and bone fracture patients have received rehabilitation medical treatment as much as they need but the increase of requiring-care elderly is remarkable.
In such a situation, the human change in connection with the rehabilitation medicine in Japan doubled to 1787 from 810 medical specialists in about ten years by 2012, and the physiotherapist increased 470% to over 100,000 people from 20,000 people and up. Reduction of those who need requiring care was expected by those increase. However, they doubled 5,540,000 people in 2012 from 2,180,000 in 2000. And five academic societies and the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare published the Stroke treatment guidelines in 2004. They examined the effect on comparing the results of the typical technique of neuromuscular facilitation technique (FT) and the traditional technique (TT) (muscular power reinforcement, the range of motion (ROM) ex. and Motion Training). They reported very few effective results deriving from FT than TT in it. These aspects have suggested that the restructuring of the rehabilitation medicine is required. We have proposed the effective intervention method, which was patented by US and AU patent office. The patients who treated by the method exceeds 30% has re-acquired walking from bedridden. In a lecture, the author introduces the Takizawa method based on the motivative exercise, devices to use and the result of our research from 1989.