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Introduction

Moraine Corporation, a Tokyo-based company specializing in infection control consulting and product introductions, is set to participate in the 26th Joint Research Conference on Rehabilitation Care and the Promotion of Preventive Care (RC2025) in Osaka on November 21-22, 2025. Takuki Kusaba, the company’s president, will lead a luncheon seminar titled "Creating a Radiant, Developing, and Cohesive Organization; Engagement Strategies Essential for Leaders." This seminar aims to address engagement strategies directed at healthcare professionals, alongside presenting Japan's first medical engagement improvement program, 'Bundle Room', designed to aid organizational enhancement.

The Significance of Organizational Strength in Rehabilitation

As Japan progresses into a super-aged society, the increasing disparity between average lifespan and healthy lifespan has become a pressing issue. The societal questions of 'how do we wish to live?' and 'how can we live independently?' resonate deeply. In this context, the roles of rehabilitation specialists including physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists have expanded and diversified more than ever before. The importance of interprofessional collaboration in rehabilitation has also underscored the ideal of combining individual skill with team strength. It is believed that the future of rehabilitation will more significantly emphasize this 'individual technique x team power' relationship.

Enhancing Quality Through Organizational Strength

Historically, medical environments have witnessed myriad approaches to management, yet few have deliberately focused on engagement. Employee engagement entails improving the quality of relationships among staff, facilities, and hierarchical dynamics, thereby boosting team strength. Organizations with high engagement levels tend to experience lower turnover rates and enhanced performance. In the medical field specifically, engagement is pivotal in curtailing hospital-acquired infections and minimizing medical errors.

In the upcoming session, Kusaba will share strategies on how leaders can actively foster higher engagement levels within organizations.

What is the 'Bundle Room' Program?

The 'Bundle Room' is Japan's inaugural program aimed at enhancing engagement in medical institutions. It emphasizes the quality of relationships to advance organizational team strength (employee engagement). Through digital transformation, Moraine measures the gaps between staff expectations and satisfaction within various departments (validation) and iteratively improves through in-person training, accompanying organizations through their transformation journeys.

Expected Benefits of Enhanced Engagement

By improving the quality of relationships between facilities and employees, several outcomes are anticipated:

• - Increased Retention Rates: Creating a fulfilling work environment that mitigates turnover.
• - Enhanced Productivity: Improved teamwork leading to operational efficiencies.
• - Better Quality and Safety in Healthcare: Reinforced measures against hospital-acquired infections and enhanced medical safety protocols.
• - Sustainable Hospital Management: Achieving high-quality healthcare provision alongside employee satisfaction.
• - Increased Patient Experience and Satisfaction: Boosted patient loyalty potentially enhancing hospital revenue.

By supporting organizations through transformation based on these outcomes, healthcare professionals can continuously deliver high-quality medical care, fostering an environment where they feel proud to work.

Current Implementation of the 'Bundle Room'

The 'Bundle Room' initiative is currently undergoing pilot testing in several hospitals, aimed at solidifying its effectiveness in improving engagement within medical settings.

Event Details

• - Date: November 21, 2025, from 12:30 PM to 1:20 PM
• - Venue: My Dome Osaka, Hall 7 (2F Exhibition Hall B-2)
• - Lecture Theme: "Creating a Radiant, Developing, and Cohesive Organization; Engagement Strategies Essential for Leaders"
• - Moderator: Mayumi Murai, Head Nurse, Shunju Medical Corporation
• - Speaker: Takuki Kusaba, President, Moraine Corporation

About Moraine Corporation

Founded in 1993, Moraine Corporation began with the mission of protecting individuals from hospital-acquired infections, a concept that was not widely acknowledged in Japan at the time. Since then, the company has dedicated itself to addressing real-world challenges, providing a diverse array of infection control products and operational support. Moraine maintains partnerships with over 70% of designated infectious disease medical facilities across Japan.

For inquiries regarding this article, please contact Takuyuki Sugiyama from the Public Relations Group at Moraine Corporation:
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