Development and Promotion of Nursing-Care Robots

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July, 16, 2017 Development and Promotion of Nursing-Care Robots Japan Robot Revolution Policy and its Impact on the Application of Robots in Elderly Care Takeshi Kobayashi Senior Officer for welfare equipment and house repair /for development and promotion of Nursing-Care Robot Division of the Support for Elderly Health and Welfare Health and Welfare Bureau for the Elderly Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare

Today s Topics Development and Promotion of Nursing-Care Robots from the program of Health and Welfare Bureau of Elderly, MHLW Issues surrounding Nursing-Care Robots

What is a Nursing-Care Robots? <Definition> 1. It is an intelligent mechanical system equipped with three component technologies: sensors: to detect information intelligence/control: to decide drive: to operate 2. Such nursing-care equipment is called as Nursing-Care Robots where robot technology is applied, being helpful for support independence of elderly and reduction of nursing-care burden of care-worker and family. example Lifting assist Mobility assist Toilet assist Monitoring systems power assist (wearable) walk assist (for outing) automatic excretion treatment device monitoring sensor (for persons with dementia)

Support Project for Practical Application of Welfare Equipment & Nursing-Care Robots Actual initiatives in FY2016 Establishment of consultation counter Set up consultation counters concerning the utilization & development of long-term care robots Consult via telephone Consult via internet website Creation of field demonstration List cooperating facilities/offices and connect them to demonstrations depending on developing stages Call for participants via internet website Give training to cooperating facilities/offices Implementation of monitoring study Implement monitoring study about prototypes at experimental stage, mainly in cooperating facilities/offices Exchange of opinions with nursing staff Provide advice support by professionals Hold Monitor survey at long-term care field Others Dissemination & Enlightenment Promote public awareness to provide required knowledge to all concerned Prepare pamphlets Display long-term care robots and give users experience related to the robots Give training concerning the utilization of long-term care robots, and so on Research the needs of long-term care field Provide a forum for exchange of opinions between long-term care field and developing field, and so on

Development Assistance for Nursing-care Robots Private &Research institutions Development Support for development of equipment using Japanese high-level technology in order to meet specific needs of elderly people and long-term care field trial request nursing-care facilities Conduct experiment using trial Experiment of instruments equipment to evaluate its efficiency at the early stage of development (monitoring and assessment) feedback with METI area assessment MHLW area To provide opportunities to exchange opinions between development side and user side( ) e.g. To set up advisory centers, arrange experiment opportunities (including info. about cooperating institutions for trial), promotion, providing info-exchangeopportunities

Priority areas in utilization of robotics technology for nursing-care Support for the development of nursing-care robots that contribute to the enhancement of self-reliance of people requiring nursing care and to a decrease in caregivers burdens Lifting assist (1) Wearable devices using robotics technology to provide power assistance to caregivers Lifting assist (2) Non-wearable power assist devices using robotics technology to help caregivers lifting Mobility assist (1) Walking assist devices using robotics technology to support elderly citizens walking outdoor and to secure safe carrying of loads Mobility assist (2) Walking assist devices using robotics technology to support elderly citizens indoor mobility and sitting and getting up, including their trips to and from the toilet and holding a position in the toilet Toilet assist Position-adjustable toilet using robotics technology for the treatment of excrement Monitoring systems for people with dementia (1) Monitoring system platform equipped with sensors and external communication functions using robotics technology, used at nursingcare facilities Monitoring systems for people with dementia (2) Platform using robotics technology, used for home care and equipped with a fall detection sensor and external communication function Bathing assist Devices using robotics technology to support the sequence of movements for an entry into and exit from the bathtub

Program to Support Practical Applications of Welfare Equipment and Nursing-care Robots Background While nursing-care needs are increasingly expanding along with the rapid aging of our population and a consequent increase in elderly citizens in need of nursing care and prolonged nursing-care time periods, situations with families supporting elderly members in need of nursing care are also changing including the trend toward nuclear families and the aging of nursing family members. On the other hand, in the area of nursing-care services, various problems are pointed out, such as nursing-care workers back pains. To secure human resources, it is important to develop a better working environment. Under such circumstances, utilization of Japan s advanced robotics technology is expected to help improve elderly citizens selfreliance and decrease caregivers burdens. Current status and issues <Opinions from caregiving sites> Do not know what devices are available. There are no devices that are practically useful for nursing care; do not understand how to utilize devices. Concerned about potential accidents. Mismatch! Matching support <Opinions from developers> Do not understand caregiving sites needs in detail. Do not find facilities that cooperate for conducting verification testing. Caregivers have a negative image of using devices for nursing care. Developed nursing-care robots but no one uses them. To develop an environment that encourages the practical applications of nursing-care robots by communicating caregiving sites needs to developers and having verifications of trial devices conducted at caregiving sites from the early stage of development, thereby promoting the development of highly practical nursing-care robots that adequately meet caregiving sites needs.

Project for Accelerating Development of Care Robotics Summary Accelerate development and promotion of nursing-care robots by providing necessary supports at various stages such as, reflecting practical long-term care needs to contents of development at the planning stage through discussion among developing companies and caregivers in practice; providing advice on prototype under developing; establishing effective care techniques by using developed machines. Contents Council to promote collaboration and cooperation on needs and seeds A bridge between developer and users, compiling suggestions where practical care needs are reflected Project to support practical use of technical aids and/or care robotics Facilitate trials of new products and/or conduct promotional activities for wider use Prepa-ratory Stage Collect opinions from various professionals, including corporation, and care practitioners, based on practical care needs Development Stage Trial Advice Clinical evaluation Model Project to Support Care Technology Development Using Care Robotics Developing improved care method and technics to enhance introduction of nursing-care robots in care practice Practice Stage Professionals to develop care method actively using care robotics Disseminating the result of practical trials and promote wider use of care robotics

Utilization of nursing-care robot and ICT Existing Program Specifying 5 priority areas for robotic development based on the viewpoint of supporting elderly persons for self-reliance and for reducing care burdens of care providers Lifting assist Monitoring system Toilet assist Implementing support for developing robotics as well as promotion for wider use of care robotics in 5 priority areas Support of development Promotion of Wider Use Mobility assist Bathing assist For example matching and monitor survey of discussion to needs and seeds Provide needs information of nursing care facilities to corporations developing robotics Support development of robotics by securing funding measures Support promotion of wider use by providing trial opportunities Future Prospects In addition to fortifying direct support for development and wider use of robotics, it aims to realize more advanced robotic products to be developed and introduced to the care facilities, trough effective use of their outcome demonstration and evaluation. Creation of favorable cycle of robot use. Having good access to care facilities/care providers, MHLW to take initiatives for: Outcome verification to prove that care robotics reduce care burdens Consider providing additional points to nursing care fee standards to enhance incentives for introducing robotics in care facilities Process for Future Consideration Utilize prior research data Experimenting Monitoring Sensor New New Based on needs & seeds Development a virtuous circle of the utilization of robot Effect of burden reduction Demonstration At nursing-care facilities Introduction A Committee to verify effectiveness of utilizing care robotics at care facilities Planning to draft empirical research incorporating previous research result presentation of plan Empirical research Nursing-care facilities introduction company By fees & the others Evaluation provide robots effect measurement report of research data aggregation of data advice and guidance for use

Division of the Support for Elderly Health and Welfare Health and Welfare Bureau for the Elderly Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare http://www.mhlw.go.jp/