更新时间：2024-04-13 18:59:50作者：欧曼老师
藤田健康大学是日本爱知县东橡树市的一所私立大学，其前身是1964年开办的南爱知辅助护理学校。这所大学创建于1968年
如今，它属于藤田学院，该学院包括三家教育医院和三个研究实验室。该大学分为两个学院：医学院和健康科学学院
医学院在临床和研究环境中培训医疗保健专业人员，提供六年课程
医疗设施包括2007年创建的终身学习中心和日本有史以来第一个技能实验室，在那里可以为学生提供模拟器来磨练他们的技能。达微创外科培训中心于2012年开业，也是日本第一家。放射科中心于2014年开业
这所医学院使用了Fujita PBL创造的基于问题的学习（PBL）风格，由六到七名学生组成的小组模拟临床环境，并根据实际病例诊断患者
另一种学习方法是健康科学学院和护理学院六个学院的学生一起学习。在早期临床经验课程中，一年级学生有机会与真实的医院患者打交道
健康科学学院由六个学院组成：医学技术、护理、放射技术、康复（包括物理治疗或职业治疗专业）、临床工程、医疗管理和信息科学
该大学获得了约2.42亿日元（170万英镑）的科学研究资助
Fujita Health University, a private university in the city of Toyoake, in Aichi, Japan, has its roots in the Minami Aichi Auxiliary Nursing School, which opened in 1964. The university was created in 1968.
Today it belongs to Fujita Academy, which includes three educational hospitals, and three research laboratories. The university is divided into two schools: the School of Medicine and the School of Health Sciences.
The School of Medicine trains health care professionals in clinical and research settings, offering a six-year course.
Medical facilities include the Lifelong Learning Center, created in 2007, and Japan’s first ever Skills Lab, where simulators are available for students to hone their skills. The da Vinci Training Centre for Minimally Invasive Surgery, also a first in Japan, opened in 2012. The Radiology Centre was opened in 2014.
The medicine school uses a problem-based learning (PBL) style coined Fujita PBL, in which a group of six to seven students simulate a clinical setting and diagnose a patient, based on an actual case.
Another learning method sees students of six faculties of the School of Health Sciences and the Academy of Nursing studying together. In the Early clinical experience course, first-year students are given the opportunity to deal with real hospital patients.
The School of Health Sciences consists of six faculties: Medical Technology, Nursing, Radiological Technology, Rehabilitation (including physical therapy or occupational therapy majors), Clinical Engineering, and Medical Management and Information Science.
The university receives about 242 million yen (£1.7 million) of grant-in-aid for Scientific Research.
