A Japanese government survey shows that more than 37 percent of nursing care facilities nationwide were operating in the red ...

Japan will actively recruit workers from Southeast Asia as nursing care staff starting from fiscal year 2025, amid a labor shortage in the field. The Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry said the move ...

Jaipur: Japan is looking towards India, specifically Rajasthan, to bridge a shortfall of nurses to care for its rapidly increasing numbers of the elderly, reports Intishab Ali. Japanese healthcare ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Recently in Tokyo an AI-driven robot leaned over a man lying on his back and gently put a hand on his knee and another on a shoulder and rolled him onto his side -- a manoeuvre used ...

TOKYO — Japan’s Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry will actively promote the recruitment of nursing care staff from Southeast Asia, from fiscal year 2025, to cope with the serious labour shortage in ...

Japanese snack company Lotte estimates that annual nursing care costs could drop by as much as 1.2 trillion yen ($7.9 billion ...

Tokyo AI company Exawizards is using deep learning to analyze unstructured nursing care data such as audio and video recordings. Faced with a rapidly aging population, Japan is turning to new ...

Japan's concerns over labor shortages is driving more companies to recruit overseas. This is especially true in the nursing care sector, which is facing an estimated shortage of 570,000 workers by ...

Japan’s artificial intelligence expertise is transforming the elder care industry, with niche robotic caregiving accomplishing more than just taking pressure off the critical shortage of caregivers.