At Ehime University, I assisted with epidemiologic research by entering participant-reported data into REDCap and checking data quality while protecting sensitive health information.
My PhD research at Ehime University focused on maternal and child health. I analyzed large-scale epidemiologic datasets using SAS to investigate perinatal outcomes and related health determinants, with the work culminating in a peer-reviewed publication and conference presentations.
At The University of Tokyo, I validated a dietary questionnaire against weighed dietary records to assess amino acids, comparing methods across several SAS models. I also trained as a medical doctor at Universitas Hasanuddin and provided clinical care during an internship at Massenrempulu Hospital.
