Educational economics, disability science, inclusive education, medical economics, rehabilitation medicine

Diversity and disability understanding, understanding of research ethics, assignment research, psychology, pathology, pathology, and pathology of physically handicapped children, inclusive education, psychology, organization, and pathology of children with disabilities

Graduate School of Medicine, Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine

Ph.D. (Ikuhaku) No. 176)

Asian Society of Human Services, Japanese Society of Kidney Rehabilitation, Japan Society of Rehabilitation Medicine Tohoku

Children with disabilities, the elderly, health-related quality of life (HRQOL), medical economy, rehabilitation medicine

We have been conducting research on exercise therapy and rehabilitation based on improving the HRQOL (Health-related Quality of Life) for children with disabilities and the elderly, and information analysis using big data.
Currently, we are conducting research on quality of life (Quality of life) and medical care, as well as in the field of psychology, physiology, and pathology related to physical disabilities and overlapping disabilities.

[Research]
・Cho C, Han C, Sung M, Lee C, Kim M, Ogawa Y, Kohzuki M. Six-Month Lower Limb Aerobic Exercise Improves Physical Function in Young-Old, Old-Old, and Oldest-Old Adults. Tohoku J Exp Med., 242(4): 251-257, 2017. (refereed) (Impact Factor: 1.584)
・Cho C, Teruya H, Yano N. Physiology and Pathological Characteristics of Children with Physical Disabilities; Medical Treatment and Education. Asian J Human Services., 17:86-94.2019.（scopus cite score=0.3）
・Kohzuki M, Sato T, Cho C, Yoshida N. Chapter 5 Benefit and risk of exercise training in CKD patients. Recent advances of sarcopenia and frailty in CKD. Springer, 2019.
・CHO Chaeyoon, KOHARA Aiko, Haruna Teruya. Issues related to financial support systems for the medical burden of children in need of medical care. －1 Consideration of issues for building an inclusive education system -.2022.
・CHO C, LEE C, KOHZUKI M. Lower-limb Aerobic Exercises Improve Physical Function in Frail Older Adults; A Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial. Asian J Human Services.23;90-99.2023． （scopus cite score=0.3）

[Books]
(co-authored) Heart rehabilitation Green Note 2021

[Young Research: Representative] Development of a new preventive care movement in late frail and ultra-elderly elderly and verification of the effect of random intervention
[Basic Studies B: Share] Personalization of kidney rehabilitation through whole genome information analysis using big data

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