更新时间：2024-03-09 18:19:25作者：欧曼老师
爱知医科大学成立于1971年，位于与名古屋市接壤的Nagakute社区，该社区于同年获得了城市地位，与举办2005年世博会的主办社区平行发展，并于2012年提升为城市地位
1980年创建了医学研究生院，2000年创建了护理学院，2004年创建了该学科的研究生院。该大学以“救济、善良、舒适”为校训，旨在“培养优秀的人才，在富有成效的教育和研究环境中承担下个世纪的医学科学和治疗”。它的目标之一是让尽可能多的毕业生继续担任研究人员
这所大学医院于1974年开业，被日本厚生劳动省认定为“特殊功能医院”，提供高级治疗
它提供了许多专业领域，其位于潜在地震区，推动了2014年创建的灾难医疗研究中心，该中心不仅旨在为该地区的任何可能发生的情况做好准备，还旨在创新和发展该领域的广泛专业知识
另一个中心专注于神经病理学疾病和衰老科学，而跨学科疼痛中心每年照顾大约7000名患者。该大学上一次获得日本大学认证协会认证是在2013年，当时该大学因社区参与而受到赞扬，包括疼痛中心的工作，以及自2012年以来与长古特市和北那古屋市达成的支持医生短缺地区的协议
Founded in 1971 in Nagakute, a community bordering on the city of Nagoya which attained town status in the same year, Aichi Medical University has grown in parallel with a host community which hosted the Expo 2005 World’s Fair and was raised to city status in 2012.
A graduate school of medicine was created in 1980, followed by the college of nursing in 2000 and a graduate school in the discipline in 2004. Operating with the motto of "Relief, Kindness, Comfort", the university aims to "train brilliant personnel who will shoulder the next century’s medical science and treatment within a productive education and research environment". Among its goals is that as many as possible of its graduating students should continue as researchers.
The university hospital was opened in 1974 and is recognised by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare as a "Special Function Hospital", delivering areas of advanced treatment.
It has delivered a number of areas of specialisation, with its location in a potential earthquake zone driving the creation in 2014 of a Disaster Medical Care Research Centre, intended not only to be ready for any eventuality in the district but also to innovate and develop broad expertise in the field.
Another centre focusses on neuropathological diseases and the science of aging, while the Interdisciplinary Pain Centre looks after around 7,000 patients every year. The university was commended, when last accredited by the Japan University Accreditation Association in 2013, for community involvement including the work of the pain centre and an agreement since 2012 with the cities of Nagakute and Kitanagoya to support districts which are short of doctors.
