Excange with the sisters school
Academic Exchange with WashingtonUniversity
An agreement on academic exchange was made with the Faculty of Nursing,
Washington University, Seattle, USA on November 14, 2003. The objects of
exchange include:
Exchange between the staff
Exchange between the students
(undergraduate/graduate)
Joint research
Exchange of academic achievements,
academic material, and other academic information
Other exchanges agreed on
by both faculties. |
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Semiar
The International Seminar would be held every year.
An international seminar was held on September 17 and 18. The title of the
seminar was "ICT (Information and communication technology) and Nursing".
On
the first day of the seminar,Donna L. Berryof
WashingtonUniversity gave a special lecture on "ICT innursing research, nursing
practice and health services", with a demonstration. On the second, there was a
workshop on the application of ICT in nursing as well as a panel discussion on
"the limitation and possibility of ICT". |
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International Week meetings of this year
| Were held at lunchtime from January 24 through 28 as shown below. |
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| Lecturer |
Country |
Theme |
| Prof. Seishi Ishii (Philosophy) |
Germany |
Homo Heidelbergiensis |
| Kazuko Takemura (3rd year transferee) |
Uzbekistan |
Nursing activities in Uzbekistan |
| Prof. Kikuko Mori (Adult Health Nursing) |
USA |
Respiratory rehabilitation programs at Mt.DiabloMedicalCenter |
| Prof. Harue Arao (Clinical Nursing) |
USA |
Fall quarter in UCSF school of
Nursing |
| Sanae Iwatsuru and Sachi Matsumoto (graduates) |
Australia |
Care homes for the aged in
Australia |
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The Second Asian Forum on Disaster Nursing
Was held on December 11, 2004 on the theme of "Focusing on health needs during
mid-& long term after disasters" as a part of our 21st century COE program,
"Formation of centers for nursing activities at disasters in a ubiquitous
society".
Hiroko Minami, V. Pres., University of Hyogo, and Kathleen Frisch, Adviser
for nursing WHO Regional office for Western Pacific gave special lectures. A
panel of speakers who specialize in disaster nursing from Korea, the People's
Republic of China, Thailand, Taiwan, Indonesia and Japan discussed how to form a
disaster nursing network in Asia focusing on health needs during mid-& long
term after disasters.
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