Our joint report of ISPRM2019 and IBRC2019, 16th International Biophilia Rehabilitation Conference
June 14, 2019
Okayama University, Japan
 
 

Panel Discussion– 2019

   (Taki) TAKIZAWA, Shigeo, (Founder / Inventor)
President, International Biophilia Rehabilitation Academy
Professor, Biophilia Institute, the Designated and Registered Institute for Kaken by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

- Preparation of the International Standardization on MOTIVATIVE Exercise Enforcement to diversify of the Rehabilitation medicine intervention technique:
- To designate the enforcement of the Takizawa Method

Moreover, a lot of papers of the motivative exercise and Takizawa method were published.
It was checked what kind of and how many word were uses in these texts by text mining with using KH Coder.
The author checked that the words with Japanese and English contrasted and the frequency of appearance of Japanese and each English for the language used in carrying out international standardization.
The author advances preparation to show each meaning of the words as an international standardization proposal at the panel discussion to a word shown with high frequency, to consider the use situation in the actual rehabilitation service in Japanese and English, and to collect participants’ opinion.

The motivative exercise were actually performed 20 to 50 times enforcement, and the enforcement for 5 minutes, and shows the result respectively good for re-acquirement of a functional activities.
The international standards will be shown with two important view points as following; to earn an income with considering the Japanese present nursing care insurance, and earn the re-acquirement of a functional activities.
The author expect that we can carry out the supplementary examination according to this presentation, especially on the re-acquirement of a functional activities on a worldwide scale.

For Example;
One baby-boomer asked, “what is it called in English to move an arm with disability by the unaffected one to the president of the Hospital of National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities, Dr. Tetsuhiko Kimura.”
He answered, “it is called the self-training.”
Then, the baby-boomer asked, “what is it called in English to move a leg with disability by the unaffected one to him.”
The president told him "there is no word of the meaning. It is unable to do such a thing.
Therefore, a physiotherapist is in it who serves passive exercise to them for it.”
The baby-boomer said that then it is necessary to make a new word since our proposal can move an impaired leg by the unaffected leg with using the developed device.
Then the baby-boomer made the word "MOTIVATIVE" and registered it with the U.S. Patent Office.
We are preparing to standardize this motivative exercise. The reason the word "MOTIVATIVE" will be explained in the IBRC 2019 Panel discussion.