Kiyomi Sakata

Faculty of Health Care,Department of NursingProfessor
Graduate School of Nursing Science,Master's and Doctoral Programs in Nursing ScienceProfessor
Last Updated :2026/08/07

■Career

Career

  • Apr. 2025 - Present
    Teikyo Heisei University, Faculty of Health Care Department of Nursing
  • Apr. 2018 - Mar. 2025
    Teikyo Heisei University, Faculty of Health Care Department of Nursing
  • Apr. 2015 - Mar. 2018
    Teikyo Heisei University, Faculty of Health Care Department of Nursing
  • Apr. 2012 - Mar. 2015

■Research activity information

Paper

  • Emotions induced in primiparas in 1-2 months after delivery by narrating their childbirth experiences               
    Kiyomi Sakata; Yuko Oikawa
    JAPAN SOCIETY OF CHILDBEARING & REARING SUPPORT, May 2024, [Reviewed]

■Profile Information

Degree

  • Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine

■Achievement List

Career

  • Apr. 2025
    Professor

Award History

  • Emotions evoked in multiparas by narrating their childbirth experience, 2025, Japan Maternal and Infant Caring Association

Paper

  • Emotions induced in primiparas in 1-2 months after delivery by narrating their childbirth experiences


    Joint Author, SAKATA Kiyomi,OIKAWA Yuko, Lead, Clarified emotions in primiparas recounting childbirth 1-2 months postpartum. Analyzed narrative interviews with 7 primiparas. Identified 115 codes, 26 sub-categories, and 10 categories, forming two core categories: [Incorporating childbirth into oneself] and [Fulfillment in becoming a family]. Recounting helped primiparas internalize experiences and feel fulfillment in their family role., Japan Society of Child Bearing & Rearing Support, 6巻, 1号, 1, 12, May 2024, Exist, Not exist, English, Research papers (academic journals), Domestic, Not International Collabolation
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  • Emotions elicited by multiparas through recounting their childbirth experiences


    Joint Author, SAKATA Kiyomi OIKAWA Yuko, Lead, A qualitative descriptive study was conducted with 8 multiparas to clarify emotions evoked by recounting childbirth. Analysis yielded 125 codes, 28 subcategories, 12 categories, and 4 core categories. Recounting led to increased affection toward husbands, deeper attachment to children, and pride as mothers, along with relief from acceptance, fostering family-related changes and self-awareness.,

    Journal of The Japan Maternal and Infant Caring Association

    , The Japan Maternal and Infant Caring Association, 18巻, 2号, Mar. 2025, Exist, Not exist, Japanese, Research papers (academic journals), Domestic, Not International Collabolation
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Books And Other Publications

  • Jun. 2026

Lectures, oral presentations, etc.

  • 10 Oct. 2025, 10 Oct. 2025 - 11 Oct. 2025
  • Significance of narratives of puerperants’ own childbirth experience
    Kiyomi SAKATA, JAPAN SOCIETY OF CHILD & BEARING REARING SUPPORT, 08 Oct. 2023, 08 Oct. 2023 - 08 Oct. 2023, Not exist, Japanese, Japan, Domestic conferences, Not International Collabolation, Verbal presentations (general), JAPAN SOCIETY OF CHILD & BEARING REARING SUPPORT, JAPAN
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  • A birth review conducted by midwives who are not directly involved in childbirth: What do puerperants share?
    Kiyomi SAKATA, JAPANESE Society of Health Promotion, 03 Dec. 2023, 02 Dec. 2023 - 03 Dec. 2023, Japanese, Japan, Domestic conferences, Not International Collabolation, Verbal presentations (general), JAPANESE Society of Health Promotion, Tokyo Japan
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  • Emotions induced in primiparas in 1-2 months after delivery by narrating their childbirth experiences
    Kiyomi SAKATA, Japan Academy of Midwifery Academic Conference, 05 Oct. 2024, 05 Oct. 2024 - 06 Oct. 2024, Not exist, Japanese, Japan, Domestic conferences, Not International Collabolation, Poster sessions, Japan Academy of Midwifery, Tokyo Japan
    Url, Downloadable, Clarified emotions in primiparas recounting childbirth 1-2 months postpartum. Analyzed narrative interviews with 7 primiparas. Identified 115 codes, 26 sub-categories, and 10 categories, forming two core categories: [Incorporating childbirth into oneself] and [Fulfillment in becoming a family]. Recounting helped primiparas internalize experiences and feel fulfillment in their family role.
  • Perceptions of HPV vaccination among women of the catch-up generation who have not received the vaccine
    SAKATA Kiyomi, The 21st Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Health Promotion, 01 Dec. 2024, 30 Nov. 2024 - 01 Dec. 2024, Not exist, Japanese, Japan, Domestic conferences, Not International Collabolation, Verbal presentations (general), Japanese Society for Health Promotion, Tokyo Japan
    Url, Downloadable, Cervical cancer vaccination is available, but in Japan, less than 30% of the catch-up generation is vaccinated. A survey of unvaccinated individuals revealed fear of side effects as the main reason. While these risks might be overstated, medical professionals should respect personal decisions, providing balanced information to support informed vaccination choices.
  • 27 Feb. 2023
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Affiliated academic society

  • Apr. 2018

■University education and qualification information

Qualifications, licenses

  • 01 May 1989
  • 01 May 1992
  • 01 May 1992