Yoshiki Toyokuni

Most-cited papers

1. First Activation of the WHO Emergency Medical Team Minimum Data Set in the 2019 Response to Tropical Cyclone Idai in Mozambique

   T. Kubo, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Matchecane Cossa, Isse Ussene +4 more

   2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine23 citations Open access

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2. Consideration of Medical and Public Health Coordination - Experience from the 2016 Kumamoto, Japan Earthquake

   H. Kondo, Y. Koido, Yuzuru Kawashima, Yoshitaka Kohayagawa +5 more

   2019Prehospital and Disaster Medicine20 citations

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3. Emergency Medical Teams’ Responses during the West Japan Heavy Rain 2018: J-SPEED Data Analysis

   Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Y. Yumiya, Akihiro Taji, Eisaku Kishita +7 more

   2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine18 citations Open access

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4. Development of a first-responder dispatch system using a smartphone

   Chikara Yonekawa, M. Suzukawa, Keisuke Yamashita, Katsuaki Kubota +4 more

   2014Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare16 citations

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5. Muscles Used for Chest Compression Under Static and Transportation Conditions

   Y. Yasuda, Y. Kato, Katsuhiko Sugimoto, Shigeharu Tanaka +5 more

   2013Prehospital Emergency Care15 citations

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6. Emergency Medical Team Response during the Hokkaido Eastern Iburi Earthquake 2018: J-SPEED Data Analysis

   Y. Yumiya, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Ryoma Kayano, Y. Hitomi +8 more

   2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine11 citations Open access

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7. Prevalence of Mental Health Problems among Patients Treated by Emergency Medical Teams: Findings from J-SPEED Data Regarding the West Japan Heavy Rain 2018

   Y. Yumiya, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Akihiro Taji, Eisaku Kishita +11 more

   2022International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health11 citations Open access

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8. Predictability of the Call Triage Protocol to Detect if Dispatchers Should Activate Community First Responders

   Kenji Narikawa, T. Sakamoto, Katsuaki Kubota, M. Suzukawa +6 more

   2014Prehospital and Disaster Medicine10 citations

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9. Medical needs during the Kumamoto heavy rain 2020: analysis from emergency medical teams’ responses

   Akihiro Taji, Y. Yumiya, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, A. Fukunaga +10 more

   2024BMC Emergency Medicine8 citations Open access

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10. Introduction of the community first responder system into Japan: is that possible?

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, M. Suzukawa, Keisuke Yamashita, Chikara Yonekawa +4 more

    2013International Journal of Emergency Medicine8 citations Open access

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11. Impact of the ARCH Project on National Capacity Development on Disaster Health Management among the ASEAN Member States and Japan

    Taro Kita, Sansana Limpaporn, Phumin Silapunt, Y. Koido +2 more

    2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine5 citations Open access

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12. ARCH Project and the Global Initiatives of Disaster Health Management

    Alisa Yanasan, Natthanicha Pongpamon, Ratrawee Pattanarattanamole, R. Rojsaengroeng +5 more

    2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine5 citations Open access

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13. Temporal Trends in Treatment Interruption among the Victims of Heavy Rain Disasters in Japan: Findings from Emergency Medical Team Data

    Yuichi Nakamura, A. Fukunaga, Tatsuhiro Nagata, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir +10 more

    2025Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness4 citations Open access

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14. Information Management and Action Plan Determination by National EMT, Japan’s DMAT: Strategic Approaches at the Prefectural Emergency Operation Center

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, Kayako Chishima, Yukiko Habano, Satoshi Kotani +4 more

    2025Prehospital and Disaster Medicine3 citations Open access

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15. Incidence of Acute Respiratory Infections during Disasters in the Absence and Presence of COVID-19 Pandemic

    Mana Sugimura, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Y. Yumiya, Akihiro Taji +10 more

    2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine3 citations Open access

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16. Temporal Trends in Acute Mental Health Problems during the Emergency Medical Team Response to Cyclone Idai 2019 in Mozambique: Findings from the WHO Emergency Medical Team Minimum Data Set

    A. Fukunaga, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Y. Yumiya, Matchecane Cossa +5 more

    2025Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness2 citations Open access

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17. Exploring the Gender and Age Demographics of Patients Treated by Emergency Medical Teams during Disasters

    Noriyuki Shiroma, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Y. Yumiya, Matchecane Cossa +11 more

    2024International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health2 citations Open access

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18. Introduction of Japan Disaster Medical Assistant Team as a National Emergency Medical Team

    Y. Koido, H. Kondo, A. Wakai, T. Ono +1 more

    2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine2 citations Open access

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19. variability: A policy analysis of West Midlands hospitals

    Chikara Yonekawa, M. Suzukawa, Keisuke Yamashita, Yoshiki Toyokuni +5 more

    20132 citations

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20. Effect and quality of bystander CPR in Japan – Is bystander CPR performed definitely?

    Y. Yasuda, Y. Takayama, M. Suzukawa, Keisuke Yamashita +3 more

    20122 citations

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21. Medical Follow-up Requirements During Two Water-Related Disasters in Japan

    Takahito Yoshida, Wakana Okamoto, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, E. Rath +11 more

    2025International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction1 citations Open access

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22. The Mutual Growth of International and National Emergency Medical Teams (EMT): Synergetic Growth and Reinforcement Between Japan’s Disaster Relief Team and Disaster Medical Assistance Team

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, Y. Koido, Tatsuhiko Kubo, Tsutomu Iimura +2 more

    2025ASEAN Journal of Disaster Health Management (AJDHM)1 citations Open access

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23. Health issues treated by emergency medical teams following natural disasters in Japan and their relation to the disaster

    A. Fukunaga, Ta-Rui Fu, Takahito Yoshida, I. Khaing +11 more

    2025Progress in Disaster Science1 citations Open access

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24. The Role of Information Management and Minimum Data Set in Disaster Response

    Jiro Oba, Yoshiki Toyokuni, Y. Koido, Tatsuhiko Kubo

    2025Prehospital and Disaster Medicine1 citations Open access

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25. Development of Standard Operation Procedures for Receiving International Emergency Medical Teams. Cooperation Between the United States National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) Disaster Medical Assistant Team (DMAT) and Japan DMAT

    A. Wakai, Yoshiki Toyokuni, Y. Koido, T. Ono +1 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine1 citations Open access

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26. Survey Activities in the Field of Healthcare in the Republic of Moldova Under the Ukraine Crisis by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) 2nd Team

    T. Nakamori, Jiro Ooba, Yuki Takamura, Yoshiki Toyokuni +3 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine1 citations Open access

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27. Significance of the “Coordination Headquarters for Healthcare and Medical Support” in Japan; comparison with Emergency Medical Team Coordination Cell (EMTCC)

    T. Nakamori, Yoshiki Toyokuni, H. Kondo, Tatsuhio Kubo +1 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine1 citations Open access

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28. Predicting the Demand for Medical Care in Disaster-Affected Areas using the Minimum Data Set and Machine Learning

    Yutaka Igarashi, T. Kubo, Yoshiki Toyokuni, S. Yokobori +1 more

    2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine1 citations Open access

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29. Investigation of the Receiving United States National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) Disaster Medical Assistant Team (DMAT) in Japan: Development of Standard Operation Procedures for Receiving International Medical Teams

    Y. Koido, T. Kubo, Yoshiki Toyokuni, Yuki Matsuzawa +2 more

    2022Prehospital and Disaster Medicine1 citations Open access

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30. Why civilian based first responder system does not exist in Japan? Factors that limit the implementation of first responder system

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, M. Suzukawa, Katsuaki Kubota, Y. Yasuda +3 more

    20121 citations

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31. AP084 Introduction of civilian based first responder at the Great East Japan earthquake struck area and investigation of their responding speed and fatigue

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, M. Suzukawa, Katsuaki Kubota, Y. Yasuda

    20111 citations

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32. Challenges and Strategies for Receiving International Disaster Medical Response Teams During Major Earthquakes in Japan

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, A. Wakai, Jiro Oba, Kayako Chishima +3 more

    2026Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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33. Japan DMAT Secretariat International Operations: Building Disaster Medicine Capacity Through Global Collaboration and Training

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, A. Wakai, Jiro Oba, Kayako Chishima +3 more

    2026Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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34. Pediatric health events during disaster response: a multi-disaster analysis of emergency medical team records in Japan, 2016–2020

    Shota Ikeda, Y. Yumiya, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Akihiro Taji +8 more

    2026BMC Emergency Medicine0 citations Open access

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35. Digitalization of Japan DMAT Information Management

    R. Oyama, Yoshiki Toyokuni, Yuuichi Yajima, Seiji Mimura +2 more

    2026Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations

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36. Coordination of Nurse Dispatch during the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake

    Kayako Chishima, A. Wakai, Jiro Oba, Yoshiki Toyokuni +3 more

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37. Contributions of Japan Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT) Secretariat to the Establishment of Moldova’s DMAT and the Achievements of the Training Program

    Jiro Oba, Kayako Chishima, Yoshiki Toyokuni, Satoshi Kotani +2 more

    2026Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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38. Predicting the Number of Consultations by Emergency Medical Teams During Disasters Using a Constant Attenuation Model: Analyzing the Data of 6 Disasters in Japan and Mozambique Between 2016-2020

    Takahito Yoshida, Tomohito Hayashi, Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Y. Yumiya +17 more

    2025Archives of Academic Emergency Medicine0 citations

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39. Comparative Analysis of Information Management Practices by WHO EMTCC During Major Disasters: Cyclone Idai (2019), Moldova Refugee Crisis (2022), Türkiye Earthquake (2023), and Palestine Humanitarian Crisis (2024)

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, Tatsuhiko Kubo, Yukiko Habano, Jiro Oba +3 more

    2025Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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40. Border Measures Taken in Japan Against COVID-19 (Focusing on the Response to the Large Number of People Entering Japan when the Omicron Variant Emerged)

    Satoshi Kotani, Y. Koido, H. Kondo, A. Wakai +2 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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41. Impact of Early Phase DMAT Support Using Natural Disaster Support Techniques for Hospitals Experiencing COVID-19 Outbreak in Japan.

    Kouki Akahoshi, H. Kondo, A. Wakai, Yuichi Yajima +3 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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42. International EMT-Operational Plan–ODESA Escalation

    Jiro Oba, T. Kubo, Yoshiki Toyokuni, T. Nakamori +1 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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43. Japan DAMT COVID-19 response. The Temporary Medical Facility for Hospitalization Waiting and Doctor Home Response System in Sapporo City, Hokkaido

    Seiji Mimura, Yoshiki Toyokuni, A. Wakai, H. Kondo +1 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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44. Introduction of Emergency Medical Team Coordination Cell Assistance Activities in 2022 Moldova EMTCC Operation and Future Suggestions

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, R. Paasma, T. Trewin, T. Kubo +5 more

    2023Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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45. Current Status of the Japanese Disaster Medical Record

    Kayako Chishima, Yoshiki Toyokuni, H. Kondo, Y. Koido +1 more

    2019Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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46. Introduction of Japanese Association of Disaster Medicine (JADM) Disaster Medical Coordination Support Team

    Yoshiki Toyokuni, Y. Koido, H. Kondo, Tomohiko Mase +1 more

    2019Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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47. 2018 Natural Disaster Response in Japan

    H. Kondo, Y. Koido, Hirotaka Uesgi, Yoshitaka Kohayagawa +5 more

    2019Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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48. The Role of Japan DMAT in Tokyo Inland Earthquake

    Y. Koido, M. Misaki, Kayako Chishima, Yuzuru Kawashima +4 more

    2019Prehospital and Disaster Medicine0 citations Open access

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49. Are we ready to start? Introduction of community first responder system into Japan

    Chikara Yonekawa, M. Suzukawa, Keisuke Yamashita, Yoshiki Toyokuni +4 more

    20130 citations

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50. AP103 Study on appropriate tempo of the chest compression – Relations of a tempo and the fatigue

    Y. Yasuda, Yoshiki Toyokuni

    20110 citations

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