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| Course
Duration |
| 1335
hours of lecture and laboratory activities and 912 hours of
clinical work in hospitals and affiliate institutions. |
| Course
Description |
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This
program is a four-semester program that trains students
to care for sick, injured, convalescent, and disabled patients
under the direction of a physician or registered nurse.
Basic
theory is coordinated with clinical practice under the direction
of competent instructors and nursing staff of affiliate hospitals
and institutions.
Trainees
will give direct patient care and perform certain tasks, including
assessment, administration of treatments and medications;
assist in preparing a care plan, document care, and monitor
client progress.
|
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| Course
Duration |
| 585
hours of lecture and laboratory activities and 432 hours of
clinical work in hospitals and affiliate institutions. |
| Course
Description |
|
This
program is a two-semester program that trains students
to provide basic nursing care under the supervision of Registered
Nurses. In the U.S., some states allow LPNs / LVNs to supervise
nurisng aides.
Basic
theory is coordinated with clinical practice under the direction
of competent instructors and nursing staff of affiliate hospitals
and institutions.
Trainees
are expected to develop competencies in providing personal
care and physical, psychosocial and emotional support to clients
as well as perform emergency, safety and infection control
procedures.
|
 |
| Course
Duration |
| 780
hours of lecture & laboratory activities & 160 hours
of practical work in affiliate institutions |
| Course
Description |
| This
course provides trainees with the knowledge, understanding,
and basic skill training necessary for providing care and services
to children of all ages, the elderly and the people with special
needs. It is intended to improve the quality of service in performing
caregiving tasks in a private household or an institution, in
both domestic and international environments. This course also
provides the basic training needed in entering advanced health
occupations program. |
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| Course
Duration |
| 300
hours of lecture & laboratory activities & 80 hours
of practical work in affiliate institutions |
| Course
Description |
| The
Geriatric Nursing Assistant Program prepares individuals to
perform tasks involved in providing care to elderly clients
in the home or in a skilled nursing facility under the direction
of health care professionals. |
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| Course
Duration |
| 120
hours of lecture & laboratory activities |
| Course
Description |
| This
course provides trainees with the knowledge and basic skill
training about meal management and how to keep a clean,safe
and infection-free environment. It includes infection control,
safety procedures, homemaker services such as marketing, meal
preparation, housekeeping and laundry. |
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| Course
Duration |
| 80
hours of lecture & laboratory activities |
| Course
Description |
| This
course focuses on the recognition of common home emergencies
such as bleeding, fractures, airway obstruction and cardiac
arrest. Trainees become skilled in administering first aid,
cardiopulmonary resuscitation and in rescue situations. |
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Japanese
Language Classes
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| English
Review Classes |
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IELTS |
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TOEFL |
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TSE |
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