Outline
Educational Philosophy
We aim to offer an education based on high-minded humanity and a broad outlook, which will provide our students with the knowledge and skills needed to answer all the nursing care needs of people, to improve their lives from the beginning to the very end. We also aim to endow our students with the comprehensive skills required in nursing practice so that they can operate over a broad spectrum of society to improve people’s health, medical care, and welfare. Furthermore, we endeavor to foster nursing educators and researchers who can make solid contributions to the advancement of nursing research and scholarship.
Educational Aims
- To promote the capacity to think and act in a flexible way with a total understanding of people, firmly based on an ethical view of the dignity of life.
- To impart the specialized knowledge and skills needed to answer the nursing need of people over the entire range of their lifespan.
- In the areas of health and welfare, to foster the ability to respond effectively as nurses to community health care needs, in collaboration with other occupations.
- To promote the ability to practice nursing in a way responsive to local needs, through understanding of the cultural life and history of the community.
- To encourage a spirit of self-development and research which will help to systematize and develop nursing science.
- To facilitate action from an international perspective, through the enhancement of intercultural understanding and communication.
Rationale for establishment of the university
The rapidly aging population, changing health care environment, and transformation in the content and scope of nursing activities have led to a requirement for nurses to have, in addition to their specialized knowledge and techniques, pragmatic skills and flexible decision-making abilities to deal with the fast-changing society. Mie Prefectural College of Nursing contributes to the improvement of health care and welfare through its role as a center of research and education by positively promoting nursing education and research which are tailored to its region, training high-quality nursing staff who answer the needs of society in many areas.
History
1997, April | Opening of Mie Prefectural College of Nursing. First entrance ceremony of Department of Nursing (Mie Center for the Arts) |
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May | Commemoration ceremony of the opening |
November | First YUMEMIDORISAI (University Festival) |
2001, March | First Graduation Ceremony and presentation of degrees (first class of graduates from Dept. of Nursing, Faculty of Nursing) |
20001, April | First entrance ceremony of Graduate School of Nursing (Master’s Course) |
November | Visit of the Emperor and Empress to the University |
2003, March | First Graduate School Graduation Ceremony and presentation of degrees (first class of graduates from Graduate School of Nursing) |
2004, March | Foundation of Mie Prefectural College of Nursing Alumni Association |
2006, April | Official recognition of Graduate School’s Nurse Specialist course (Psychiatric Nursing) |
June | Celebration ceremony for the 10th Anniversary of opening |
2009, April | Change to a local independent administrative body (Mie Prefectural University of Nursing Public University Corporation established) |
2009, April | Establishment of the Media Communication Center |
2009, April | Establishment of the Regional Exchange Center |
2011, March | Certification by the Japan University Accreditation Association |
2011, July | Start of Certified Nurse Practitioner Education Course “Infection Management” |
2012, January | Signing of mutual cooperation agreement with Mie Prefecture for disaster countermeasures |
2012, May | Celebration ceremony for the 15th Anniversary of opening |
2012, May | Opening of the Museum of Nursing and publication of “The History of Nursing in Mie: From the Showa to the Heisei Era” |
2013, Feb. | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Mie Prefectural Mental Health Center |
2013, March | Accreditation of Graduate School of Nursing educational course (Maternity Nursing) |
2014, March | Certification by the Japan University Accreditation Association (2nd time) |
2014, March | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Matsusaka Municipal Hospital |
2014, March | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Saiseikai Matsusaka General Hospital Social Welfare Corporation |
2014, May | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Matsusaka Central General Hospital of Mie Prefecture Welfare Agricultural Cooperative Association |
2014, July | Signing of a cooperation agreement with the Mie Prefectural General Medical Center, a local independent administrative body |
2014, august | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Ise Red Cross Hospital of the Japanese Red Cross Society |
2015, January | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Mie Hospital of the National Hospital Organization. |
2015, Nov. | Signing of an exchange agreement with the University of Glasgow |
2015, Nov. | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Mie Prefectural Isshi Hospital. |
2017, april | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Suzuka Central General Hospital of the JA Mie Welfare Federation |
2017, june | Start of Certified Nurse Practitioner Education Course “Dementia Nursing” |
2018, March | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Ise Municipal General Hospital |
2019, March | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Kinaikai Social Medical Corporation Okanami General Hospital |
2020, August | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Iga City Ueno General Municipal Hospital |
2021, March | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Nabari City |
2021, July | Signing of a cooperation agreement with Tsu City |