Intercultural Adaptation and Mental Health of Indonesian Health Workers Coming to Japan under the Economic Partnership Agreement

Authors

  • Fumiko Sato

Keywords:

EPA, Indonesian, intercultural adaptation, mental health

Abstract

Following the Economic Partnership Agreement EPA between Japan and Indonesia coming into effect acceptance of Indonesian nursing and care worker candidates began in 2008 From the following fiscal year acceptance was expanded to include the Philippines and Vietnam The medical and nursing care fields in Japan are gradually becoming internationalized We speculated that EPA candidates would adapt to living and working in Japan which has a different culture from their own country This study assessed their adaptability to Japanese culture mental health and the clarified factors related to their mental health based on the results of a quantitative survey

How to Cite

Fumiko Sato. (2019). Intercultural Adaptation and Mental Health of Indonesian Health Workers Coming to Japan under the Economic Partnership Agreement. Global Journal of Medical Research, 19(K8), 71–79. Retrieved from https://medicalresearchjournal.org/index.php/GJMR/article/view/1925

Intercultural Adaptation and Mental Health of Indonesian Health Workers Coming to Japan under the Economic Partnership Agreement

Published

2019-05-15