Maternity Nursing?Midwifery
Outline
"In the field of Maternity Nursing, based on the knowledge of motherhood, students learn about the meaning and roles of maternity nursing. Students aim to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to provide care for mothers, babies and their families.
In the field of Midwifery, students are trained to acquire the basic knowledge and skills required to become a professional midwife. Students learn about pregnancy, delivery, post-partum confinement and child rearing periods, as well as about mothers, babies (including fetuses) and families (This is an elective course offered from the 3rd year.)
In research, within the fields of maternity nursing and midwifery, each teacher is actively engaged in her own individual research themes. We aim to continue research that would contribute to the improvement in quality of education in the fields of maternity nursing and midwifery."
e-mail: 办补苍锄补办颈【＠】办补苍补锄补飞补-尘别诲.补肠.箩辫
Faculty
Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Senior Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant
DOAI Siori
Assistant
MARUYAMA Saki
Research Achievements
- The Effect of “Fostering Family Program” on a Pilot Study at a Maternity Salon in Kusatsu City. Mitsuko Kanzaki, Kyoto Tachibana University Bulletin, (50):265-275, 2024.
- Maternal and Child Health Practices at Neuvola and the Educational Program for Public Health Nurses and Midwifes in Finland. Mitsuko Kanzaki, Kyoto Tachibana University Bulletin, (47): 185-196, 2021.
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Issues recognized by Midwifery Students through videos of Delivery Assistance Exercises, Chisato Yamazaki, Ayaka Hirata, Maternal Health, 62(4):795-802, January 2022.
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Development of a disaster stockpiling system that responds to the individuality and needs of infants, Chisato Yamazaki, Hisao Nakai, Clinical Allergy, 22:48-50, June 2020.
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Current status of postpartum care centers: A comparison with postpartumcare in Korea, Toyama University of Welfare Co-Creation Welfare, Masami Kitahama, Miyoko Murata, Yasuko Sumitani, 11(2), 35-41, 2016.
External Research Funding
- 2024-2028, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(c), Development of Family Education Program （FFP2）for preventing postpartum depression of multiparas parents, Principal Investigator: Mitsuko Kanzaki.
- 2021-2025, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(c), Development of a stockpile application for home evacuation and distributed evacuation for infants, Principal Investigator: Chisato Yamazaki.