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Japanese Nursing Philosophy

A Nurse Analyzes “Kaze, Kaoru” Episode 8: Cholera Outbreak, Isolation Hospitals & Dehydration Care — The Origins of Infection Nursing [Shi-chan’s Nurse Perspective]

Active nurse Shi-chan analyzes Episode 8 of NHK drama "Kaze, Kaoru" — covering cholera dehydration, the Meiji-era isolation hospital (hekibyoin), oral rehydration therapy (ORT), nurses working without infection prevention, and 10 clinical observation tips for new nurses.
Japanese Nursing Philosophy

Kaze, Kaoru Episode 3 Explained by a Nurse: Quarantine Hospitals, Touching Care, and Nursing Ethics

An English nurse-focused explanation of Kaze, Kaoru Episode 3. Learn about quarantine hospitals, cholera, touching care, infection control, and nursing ethics.
Japanese Nursing Philosophy

Kaze, Kaoru Episode 2 Explained by a Nurse: Cholera, Korori, and the Roots of Infectious Disease Nursing

An English nurse-focused explanation of Kaze, Kaoru Episode 2. Learn about cholera, Korori, infectious disease fear, dehydration, infection control, and Rin’s path toward nursing.
Japanese Nursing Philosophy

A Nurse Explains NHK Drama Kaze Kaoru Episode 1: Cholera, Isolation Hospitals, End-of-Life Care and Oyama Sutematsu

Nurse Shi-chan breaks down NHK morning drama Kaze Kaoru Episode 1 from a nursing perspective: cholera in Meiji Japan, isolation hospital history, end-of-life care, grief care, and Oyama Sutematsu.