Seeking questions for rehabilitation nurses ✨ Irodori Suggestion Box 📪

*This article is a rewrite of the "Irodori Suggestion Box" post from before.

Since last month, I have set up a suggestion box as a gateway for consultation.
But looking back now...

"Is it okay to ask questions? How does it work? 🤔"

That might have been a little hard for readers to understand 😳

So this time, I've tidied up the content and would like to invite questions again.

Currently, we are in a free trial recruitment period.
The period runs until the end of July 2026.
Eventually, I plan to set a price and accept them as formal consultations.

🍀 What kind of things should I ask?

The other day, I received a question about blood collection. Thank you, Segai-san 💕
Here is the article I wrote based on that 👇

You might have asked about blood collection, but when Irodori writes an article, this kind of accident happens 🤣
It's a good example of that ✨

Other than that...

*How should I use a medication calendar 🗓️?

*What are some tips for explaining the same thing repeatedly to someone with a higher brain dysfunction 🔊?

*What should family members check before discharge 📝?

*What kind of adjustments can be made for people who cannot press the nurse call button 🔘?

If you have any such questions, please ask them in the comments section ✨

We welcome questions from those who are following us, as well as from those reading this article for the first time 😊

Even so...

Irodori, I don't know what you're good at?!

Some of you might be thinking that 🙂‍↕️
For those people, let me tell you what I am good at in the field as a reference, shall I?

I will not answer questions as individual consultations, but will create articles that think about daily life and care from the perspective of a convalescent care nurse.

For questions that could be turned into articles, I will reach out in the comments section before asking for details via the message function, etc. 📩

If I turn it into an article, I will confirm the content and anonymization with you in advance.
I will also let you know the publication date when I contact you 😉

⚠️ I cannot answer questions regarding diagnoses or medical judgments.

I am not a doctor, so I cannot answer questions that require individual medical judgment, such as diagnoses, treatments, changes in medication, or decisions on whether to see a doctor.

All I can do is work with you to solve the problems in your daily life that are happening right now.

Also, please do not write anything that would identify individuals such as patients or their families, or workplaces or facilities.

Depending on the content, it may be difficult to feature it as an article. Please understand this in advance.

🍀 Ways to be of help to someone

Having collaborated with various people recently, I've come to a realization of my own.

If articles only contain what I want to write, the perspective becomes biased... 🤔
Of course, there are many things that I


want to write about! I want many people to know about!

But more than that, I realized that collaborative articles are overflowing with perspectives I never could have noticed on my own ✨

I've come to think that even thoughts that don't get across in my solo posts might reach people more easily if I share them in a way that unravels someone else's questions.

👇 Click here for the article where Ayumi Segai composed a song for me.

👇 Click here for the medication-related article with pharmacist mom HONO.

👇 Click here for the ChatGPT discussion article with former nurse and web writer Eri Suzumoto.

👇 Click here for the article about participating in the self-understanding report project by clinical psychologist Ai 💗.

📬 I am waiting for your questions.

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This suggestion box is not a place to provide a single correct answer.
Deep within your troubles,

“How can they return to a life that is true to themselves?”

“Where can we create a small ‘I did it’?”

“What are nurses looking at and what are they thinking?”

I want this to be a place where I can gradually return such perspectives to you in the form of articles.

Even a small question is fine.
Anything that just crossed your mind is fine.

I hope the voices that reach the Irodori Suggestion Box will lead to another step toward someone's return to daily life.