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Exploring Productivity in Nursing Care

As the care industry progresses into a new era of demand for increased efficiency, the upcoming online seminar hosted by Nikkei Healthcare offers essential insights into strategies for enhancing productivity. This event will feature Daike Kamata, the CEO of TRAPE, who will shed light on practical methods for implementing productivity improvements in nursing care settings. The seminar, scheduled for October 17, 2025, promises to connect the latest guidelines released to support these improvements with real-world applications crucial for nursing facilities.

Seminar Highlights

The primary theme of this seminar is to aid participants in resolving prevalent issues in nursing care environments and initiating processes for operational improvement. Participants will gain an understanding of the updated guidelines introduced in the 2025 Nursing Care Service Productivity Improvement Guidelines, which serve as a framework for such advancements.

Kamata will feature sections of his recently published book, Super Practical! Productivity Improvement Methods in Nursing Care, which serves as a complementary guide to maximizing the utility of the new guidelines. This book is aimed at helping care workers translate these structured insights into actionable strategies tailored for their unique environments.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is particularly beneficial for:

• - Individuals unsure where to begin with productivity improvements.
• - Those who have established committees but are encountering obstacles.
• - Users of technology in nursing care who struggle to leverage their tools effectively.
• - Service providers or smaller operators who feel detached from mainstream discussions on productivity.
• - Owners and leaders within nursing facilities.
• - Local government employees involved in care services.
• - Support professionals engaged in productivity enhancement.
• - Developers of care technology.

How to Participate

To join this free seminar, please log in via Zoom using the following details:

• - Webinar ID: 873 5443 0444
• - Passcode: 045619

Registration may be limited to the first 500 participants, so act quickly! Details and updates can also be accessed via Nikkei Medical’s event page.

TRAPE’s Commitment to the Care Industry

Founded in 2015, TRAPE has actively contributed to the nursing care sector's productivity enhancements. It has been integrally involved in developing productivity improvement guidelines, leading nationwide seminars for six consecutive years, and providing comprehensive support to over 10,000 care service managers and mid-level leaders through workshops and training. Their initiatives have consistently aimed at improving productivity while fostering a satisfying work environment and promoting autonomous talent development.

In collaboration with the Kumamoto Prefecture in 2019, TRAPE made history by forming Japan’s first regional innovation meeting focused on nursing services, proving their capability to merge support and guidance into hands-on solutions.

Furthermore, TRAPE’s involvement with regional robots, which began in 2022, continues to grow as they act as advisors at multiple robot consultation windows across the country. They support the development and implementation of ICT and robot technologies to enhance care services.

Future Perspectives

Looking forward, TRAPE is set to expand its influence through new partnerships with various regional one-stop support offices while facilitating seminars centered on care plan data linkage systems, which will elevate community engagement in care services. These initiatives are aligning with government efforts and industry practices to build a robust digital infrastructure that supports innovative care solutions.

For more information about the seminar, the company, or inquiries related to press coverage, please reach out via their official contact channels.

For detailed seminar updates, please visit Nikkei Healthcare's event announcement or view the book on Amazon and Nikkei Book Plus.

Company Contact Information: TRAPE Co., Ltd.

• - CEO: Daike Kamata
• - Headquarters: Nishi-Nakajima 5-11-9, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka
• - Website: www.trape.jp
• - Email: [email protected]

Join us as we uncover transformative ideas that reshape productivity in nursing care, paving the path for a more efficient and effective healthcare environment.