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Our multi-faceted curriculum will take you to the forefront of nursing.

Japan's population is getting older and older at an unprecedented pace, requiring changes in the existing health and welfare systems as well as in the way the nursing education should be given. Colleges now face various challenges: the below-capacity enrollment and the much-talked-about decline in scholastic ability of students at the entrance, and the ever more complex world to launch graduates into at the exit. We are entering a time which requires like never before sophisticated and diversified medicine, as well as detailed and scientific approaches to nursing in our daily lives. The need to acquire more skills and knowledge than before must raise the value of our nursing spirit, rather than make us lose focus of it.

Our undergraduate education emphasizes not only the acquisition of skills and knowledge needed to respond to all levels of medicine but also the practical understanding of human psychology, behavioral science and scientific nursing. In addition to following those courses, everyone should make their own efforts to improve the quality of nursing, drawing on their own experiences and broadening their view of the world further with a wide range of interests.

The epidemic of measles among students at several Japanese colleges in early 2007, for example, reminds us of such need. Why did the measles, once a typical disease among small children, have to wreak havoc among college students now? One cause is that these students were never vaccinated against measles when they were small children because its vaccination was made optional by law then, and they grew up without being exposed to the disease so far. Besides these social changes, we have to also look at microbiology, epidemiology, public hygiene, pathophysiology of infectious diseases and their care in order to understand the problem.

As seen in this example, we must always be conscious that we are surrounded by all kinds of learning materials in our world.


 
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