Osaka Metropolitan University | Japan
Prof. Akiko Morimoto is a senior academic leader and researcher in nursing informatics with a doctoral background in health sciences and extensive experience in higher education and research governance. She holds a Ph.D. in Health Sciences and has progressed through lecturer, associate professor, and professor roles, alongside senior university leadership responsibilities. Her research interests center on nursing informatics, nursing data science, evidence-based practice, cardiovascular epidemiology, and health communication. Her research skills include epidemiological analysis, health data analytics, evidence synthesis, program evaluation, and scholarly publishing, with multiple awards and national committee roles underscoring her sustained contributions to nursing science, education innovation, and evidence-based healthcare advancement.
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Associations of Total Daily Working Hours Encompassing Unpaid Care and Domestic Work with Nonrestorative Sleep and Mental Health
– Social Science & Medicine, 2026
Social Determinants of Health Associated with Underweight among Middle-Aged Japanese Men and Women
– Frontiers of Nursing, 2025 (in press)
Current State of the Experience of Receiving Evidence-Based Practice Education
– NSC Nursing, 4(4), 64–104, 2025
Development and Evaluation of a Clinical Scenario‐Based Education Program
– Japan Journal of Nursing Science, 22(4), 2025
Risk for Physical Inactivity Due to Inadequate Health Literacy
– Frontiers of Nursing, 2025