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MIDWIFERY

CAREER

IN JAPAN

Aug 28, 2018 ㏂9:45~10:45

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GOAL!

1 To share perinatal situation

in Japan

2 To share a Midwifery career and

care in Japan

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MENU

1. What’s occurring in Japan?

1. Changing of Birth place from 1950

2. Changing of Population pyramid

3. New issues of perinatal situation

Ⅱ. Midwifery career and primary health care in Japan.

1. Midwifery career after graduated

2. Midwives’ activity and care in maternity home

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INTRODUCE MYSELF

HOW TO BECOME A MIDWIFE

Graduate from High School

Nursing University/College 4-year Nursing Junior College 3-year Nursing School (Diploma program) 3-year Public Health Nurse

course

(1-year or more)

Midwifery course

(1-year or more)

Public Health Nurse school, Junior college,

University/College, Graduate school

Midwifery school, Junior college,

University/College, Graduate school

Nurse

Midwife, ‘94

Public Health Nurse National Public Health

Nurse Examination National Midwife Examination National Nurse Examination

Hospital & maternity home

Master & Ph.D

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INTRODUCE MYSELF

As a Faculty

Education of nursing, midwifery, and research for undergraduate and graduate students in Osaka-university.

• A professor in Department of women’s health and children health from 2017.

• A lecture and assistant professor in Department of Midwifery and women’s health,

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INTRODUCE MYSELF

As a Researcher

1. Exercise : Maternity yoga (kusaka,2016 Matsuzaki,2017)

2. Diet : Maternity nutrition (Haruna,2016)

3. Assessment tool : Ultrasound for breastfeeding

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INTRODUCE MYSELF

As a Midwife

1. Hospital for 6 years

in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 2. Maternity home for 5 years

in Kokubunji-shi Tokyo Kokubunji-shi

Chiyoda-ku

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BIRTH IN HOSPITAL

Relax and deep breathing during labour on delivery table

Relieved from back pain by staff

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BIRTH IN MATERNITY HOME

Relax and deep breathing during labour on Futon on

Mother takes up her baby with midwife.

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The husband supports with all his soul.

Immediately after childbirth

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MENU

1. What’s occurring in Japan?

1. Changing of Birth place from 1950

2. Changing of Population pyramid

3. New issues of perinatal situation

Ⅱ. Midwifery career and primary health care in Japan.

1. Midwifery career after graduated

2. Midwifery activity in maternity home

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CHANGING OF BIRTH PLACE AND

MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE

12 Home VS Hospital; 1:1, 1960y Hospital Clinic Home Maternity home Almost 100% home birth until 1950y Almost 100% hospital and clinic birth 1975y Maternal mortality rate 425/100,0 00 1900y Maternal mortality rate 5/100,000 2017y Maternal mortality rate

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AGEING SOCIETY

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DECREASING: NUMBER OF

POPULATION

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https://gefira.org/en/2017/12/05/in-300-years-there-are-only-300-japanese-left/

Working reform how to work to protect young people

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INDONESIA VS JAPAN

Indonesia Japan

Number of midwives 325,000 37,572

Population (in thousands) 257,563.8 126,573.5

Maternal mortality rate (per 100,000 live births) 126 5

Neonatal mortality rate (per 1,000 live births) 13.5 0.9

Contraception prevalence rate 59.5 44.4

Maternal age at birth of first child 22.5 29.9

C-section rate (%) 12 10-40

Breastfeeding initiated within the first hour 49.3 ?

Exclusive breastfeeding until 6 months 41.5 ?

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INCREASING: MATERNAL ADVANCED AGE

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Mean age of marriage among female

29.4 years old /2016 Mean age of maternal

age of first baby 30.7 years old /2016

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INCREASING HIGH-RISK

PREGNANCY

Complication: GDM, HDP, and so on.

Child rearing: child maltreatment

Mental health: depression and suicide

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C O M M I T T E E O F E VA L U AT I O N O F M AT E R N A L M O R TA L I T Y 2 0 1 6 ( I K E D A , 2 0 1 6 ;

A S S O C I AT I O N O F O B S T E T R I C I A N S A N D G Y N E C O L O G I S T S , 2 0 1 8 )

Frequency of the cause of maternal

death (n=277) 2010-'16

Obstetric hemorrhage 23% Cerebral hemorrhage 15% Amniotic fluid embolism 13% Cardiovascular disease 10% Lung disease 8% Infection 7% Accidental 7% Others 8% Unknown 9%

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Frequency of the cause of obstetric

hemorrhage (n=64) 2010-'16

Amniotic fluid embolism 49% Uterine rapture 10% Atonic bleeding 10% Premature separation of normally implanted placenta 8% Uterine inversion 6% Others 17%

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COMPARED WITH RATE OF SUICIDE DURING

PERINATAL PERIOD IN UK, SWEDEN, AND

TOKYO JAPAN

政府統計 e-statより

UK & NI Sweden Tokyo

Period 2009-’13 1980–’07 2005-’14

Rate of maternal mortality ( per100,000 maternities)

3.7 4.7 3.9

Rate of perinatal suicide ( per100,000 maternities)

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JAPAN PPD STUDY GROUP (中野班),

JAPAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH, LABOUR AND WELFARE, 1994

Kitamura T, Yoshida K, Okano T, Kinoshita K, Hayashi M, Toyoda N, Ito M, Kudo N, Tada K, Kanazawa K, Sakumoto K, Satoh S, Furukawa T, Nakano H.

Multicentre prospective study of perinatal depression in Japan: incidence and correlates of antenatal and postnatal depression.

Arch Womens Ment Health. 2006 May;9(3):121-30. Epub 2006 Mar 20. Abstract

A multicentre study on the epidemiology of perinatal depression was conducted among Japanese women expecting the first baby (N = 290). The incidence rate of the onset of the DSM-III-R Major Depressive Episode during pregnancy (antenatal depression) and within 3 months after delivery (postnatal depression) were 5.6% and 5.0%,

respectively. Women with antenatal depression were characterised by young age and negative attitude towards the current pregnancy, whereas women with postnatal

depression were characterised by poor accommodation, dissatisfaction with sex of the newborn baby and with the emotional undermining. Antenatal depression was a major risk factor for postnatal depression.

Therefore, women are evaluated their mental health using EPDS at 3 times during pregnancy and 3 times during postpartum until 1-month postpartum by midwives.

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BREAK

BIRTH IN MATERNITY HOME

Maternity home can perform humanized care for women and their family .

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MENU

1. What’s occurring in Japan?

1. Changing of Birth place from 1950

2. Changing of Population pyramid

3. New issues of perinatal situation

Ⅱ. Midwifery career and primary health care in Japan.

1. Midwifery career after graduated

2. Midwifery activity in maternity home

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MIDWIFERY CORE COMPETENCY

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Ability to sympathy of ethical responsibility;

Ethical understanding

:

Midwifery philosophy

Ability of professional autonomy

Women’s health

care ability

Maternity care

ability

Respect for life

Respect for knowledge Respect for nature

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MIDWIFERY CAREER

Clinical ladder of competencies for midwifery practice career (CLoCMIP) 2013

Novice 1 Ⅱ

Why was this ladder made?

々to the decrease of child birth and increase high risk pregnant women ⇒ less opportunities to attend childbirth and improve midwifery skills. 々to provide a high quality care for women by midwives.

Japanese midwives don’t need to up-date for midwife license by law. What is this ladder?

々midwifery alibies are based on 3 framework, “ethical understanding”, “maternity care ability,” and “professional autonomy”.

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MIDWIFERY CAREER

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Certification system of midwives at “level III” of the clinical laddar

Novice 1 Ⅱ

Certifying “level III” midwives? 々Four midwife organizations and nursing association has established a certification system of midwives at “level III” of the clinical ladder.

The aim of certifying “level III”? 々 To acknowledge them

々It is expected that the standards of midwifery to raise, securing the quality of care for mothers and their newborns.

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MIDWIFERY CAREER

The required status to achieve each level of ClocMip

Novice 1 Ⅱ

Able to provide midwifery care safely and securely in

1. Able to provide midwifery care safely and securely, having acquired knowledge, skills, and a proper attitude to assist healthy living.

2. Know the contents of midwifery led care for inpatients and outpatients.

3. Able to understand the pathological conditions of high risk patients and proper way to cope with them.

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Novice 1

1. Able to provide individualized care based on the midwifery process.

2. Able to provide care in the in-hospital midwifery clinic with support.

3. Able to provide midwifery care together with the senior midwives in the in-hospital midwifery care unit.

4. Able to judge whether the symptom is high or low risk and provide the initial intervention.

Ⅱ Ⅳ

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Novice 1

1. Able to responsibly provide midwifery care of the

pregnant/puerperant woman and the newborn throughout the hospitalization period.

2. Able to autonomously provide individualized care in the in-hospital midwifery clinic.

3. Able to play an instructive role in the in-hospital midwifery clinic.

4. Able to autonomously provide care in the in-hospital midwifery care unit.

5. Able to detect transition from low risk to high risk Ⅱ

Ladder Ⅲ〆Pass a examination: Certified advanced midwife Update every 5 years

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BREAK

BIRTH IN MATERNITY HOME

Midwives can provide safe, satisfactory, emotional, pleasant birth for mothers. We call “feeling birth”.

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CLINICAL LADDER OF COMPETENCIES

FOR MIDWIFERY PRACTICE (CLOPMIP)

• Conditions for Approval (Level Ⅲ)

Midwife who has midwifery career more than 5 years can propose Ⅲ.

maternity care ability

1 Conduct of labor: more than 100 women

2 Physical assessment of newborn: more than 100 babies 3 Physical assessment of pregnant: more than 100 women 4 Physical assessment of postpartum: more than 200 women

5 Continuous care of women in own charge: more than 20 women 6 Small group guidance: to be able to implement

7 Parents and mothers class : to be able to implement

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CLINICAL LADDER OF COMPETENCIES

FOR MIDWIFERY PRACTICE (CLOPMIP)

Mandatory training (Level Ⅲ): maternity care ability They have to receive a seminar as follows;

– Neonatal resuscitation

– Cardiotocogram

– Physical assessment (pregnancy々nerve々respiratory /circulation々 metabolism々newborn)

– Use and management of pitocin

– Midwifery records

– Diet and nutrition from pregnancy and breastfeeding period

– Perinatal mental health

– Maternal infection and dealing and coping

– Coping of bleeding (premature separation of normally implanted placenta)

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CLINICAL LADDER OF COMPETENCIES

FOR MIDWIFERY PRACTICE (CLOPMIP)

• Step up training (Level Ⅲ)

Ability to sympathy of ethical responsibility; Ethical understanding They have to receive a seminar as follows;

– Ethics about perinatal period

– Way to education for midwife and junior

– Participation of academic conference

If they can approve from a hospital and get the completion certificate, they can provide the proposal for level Ⅲ examination. After pass,

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Novice 1

1. Able to provide creative midwifery practice.

2. Able to play an instructive role in the in-hospital midwifery clinic.

3. Able to play an instructive role in the in-hospital midwifery care unit.

4. Able to provide instruction to staff in both low and high risk cases.

Ⅱ Ⅳ

MIDWIFERY CAREER

Thus Japanese midwives is getting level Ⅲ certification. Their hospital can also use level Ⅲ as a advertisement.

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MENU

1. What’s occurring in Japan?

1. Changing of Birth place from 1950

2. Changing of Population pyramid

3. New issues of perinatal situation

. Midwifery career and primary health care in Japan.

1. Midwifery career after graduated

2. Midwifery activity in maternity home

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MIDWIVES’ ACTIVITY

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Mother Class Children Class

Midwives act as mother.

For witnessing childbirth.

Mothers practice how to give birth.

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MIDWIVES’ ACTIVITY

Education of midwifery student

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TAKE HOME MESSAGE

1 To share perinatal situation in Japan

々Increasing women who advanced maternal age

々New perinatal issues occur; high risk, suicide etc.

2 To share a Midwifery career in Japan

々Midwifery core competency

々Clinical ladder of competencies for

midwifery practice (CLoCMIP) 2013

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

• If you want further information, please let me know using email.

• Masayo Matsuzaki

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LECTURE SUBJECT 17 CREDITS

( M A S T E R )

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Lecture subject Contents Teachers Credits Credits Introduction to Midwifery Definition, regulation, and professionalism etc. Midwife From April to May 1

Women’s Health Prenatal diagnosis, STI, and

infertility treatment and Domestic violence, etc Midwife From June to August 1 Perinatal physiology and pathophysiology Complication of pregnancy, examination of

ultrasound, and Prenatal diagnosis Pediatrician From April to August 2 Neonatal pathophysiology Ob/Gy 2 Midwifery Ⅰ(Main: during pregnancy)

Perinatal health guidance, physical examination,

mother and perinatal class, etc. Midwife From April to August 2 Midwifery Ⅱ(Main: intrapartum and postpartum) Diagnosis of fetal monitoring, breast feeding,

family planning etc.. From April to August 2 Midwifery Ⅲ(Main; Newborn and Neonatal) Surgical disease, infection, anomaly, nutrients, first

aid for newborn baby etc….. Midwife From April to May 1 Perinatal High Risk Management

Treatment of complication of pregnancy, management of delivery, and anomaly by drug etc.

Midwife From April to May 1 Pharmacology for women’s health

Treatment fo complication of pregnancy, manegement of deliverly, and anomaly by drug. Etc

Ob/Gy From June to August 1 Seminar for perinatal care Clinical skill Ob/Gy For 2days in August 1 Public/Global Maternal and Child Health Global projects for mother and newborn baby

and presentation skill in English etc. Midwife and Ob/Gy From June to August 1 1 Administration for Midwifery Risk management, care at disaster, guidelines in

japan and global, innovation, etc. Midwife From April to August 2 2 Total 17 credits

Public Maternal and Child Health Administration for Midwifery Practicum season Concept

Basic midwifery course

Midwifery diagnosis and care

6

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PRACTICUM SUBJECT

(MASTER) Period 3weeks 1week 1week 5weeks 1week Practicum subject Contents

Assisted delivery for 3 intrapartum women

Assisted delivery for 7 intrapartum women from October from October from November Visiting training Visiting training from October 5 maternity home Practicum season

Clinical Practicum in Midwifery Ⅰ

Clinical Practicum in Women’s Health and Neonatal intensive care unit(NICU)

Clinical Practicum in

Administration for Midwifery

Clinical Practicum in Midwifery Ⅱ

Clinical Practicum in Integration of Midwifery

8days From October to February

Implementation of health guidance during pregnancy and postpartum period, assisted delivery and care during

maternity home admission.

Practicum institutions

Osaka university Hp or Osaka Hp

Outpatient in Osaka university Hp

5 maternity home

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CLINICAL PRACTICUM

SCHEDULE IN MIDWIFERY

( M AS TER )

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Master course of midwifery 1st yearOsaka University

Jan-19 Feb-19 Week 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 2nd 3rd 4th date 1-5 9-12 15-19 22-26 29-2 5-8 12-16 19-22 26-30 3-7 10-14 17-Students Group1 ① ② Group2 ③ ④ Group3 ⑤ ⑥ Group4 ⑦

⑧ Number of visiting of students

outpatient: 0.5day outpatient: 0.5day outpatient: 0.5day outpatient: 0.5day outpatient: 0.5day outpatient: 0.5day* 3day Birth 1 day, admission 0.5day*4day outpatient: 0.5day

Administration for Midwifery 1week

Integration of Midwifery Continuous care

continuous care including perinatal and postnatal checkup and at birth and postnatal care during admission 8days at maternity home 10 Sep-28 Sep Campus exercise 3weeks maternity home

maternal check :10 times (9; in pregnancy and 1; 1 month postpartum) Birth 1times admission 4 times M anagement 5day outpatient: 0.5day Osaka rousai Hp maternity home NICU・ Outpatient Osaka Hp Extended preliminary period Aizenbashi Hp NICU・

Outpatient Osaka university Hp

Extended preliminary period

Izum Ootsu city Hp Rinku City Hp Osaka Hp Extended preliminary period maternity home NICU・ Outpatient

Yao City Hp Extendedpreliminary period, if a student is not to have less than 10 birth case.

Continuous care birth and care in maternity home admission

Health checkup for 1 month

postpartum at maternity home of mother's house

Clinical practicum schedule in 2018

practicum 1; 5weeks (3+1+1Credits)/ 1student practicum 2; 5weeks (5Credits) / 1student practicum 3; 5days (1 credits)/1 student

Oct-18 Nov-18 Dec-18

Tokyonaka city Hp Osaka university Hp Extended preliminary period NICU・ Outpatient maternity home

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LECTURE SUBJECT 17 CREDITS

( U N D E R )

Year Lecture subject Contents Teachers Credits Credits 3 Introduction to Midwifery Definition, regulation, and professionalism etc. Midwife From April to May 1

3 Reproductive science Ob/Gy From April to May 2

4 Neonatal pathophysiology Ob/Gy 2

3 Midwifery Ⅰ(Main: during pregnancy)

Perinatal health guidance, physical examination,

mother and perinatal class, etc. Midwife From April to August 2

4 Midwifery Ⅱ(Main: intrapartum and postpartum) Diagnosis of fetal monitoring, breast feeding,

family planning etc.. From April to August 2

4 Midwifery Ⅲ(Main; Newborn and Neonatal) Surgical disease, infection, anomaly, nutrients, firstaid for newborn baby etc….. Midwife From April to May 2

4 Seminar for perinatal care Clinical skill Ob/Gy For 2days in August 1

3 Public Maternal and Child Health Midwife From June to August 1 1

4 Administration for Midwifery Risk management, care at disaster, guidelines in

japan and global, innovation, etc. Midwife From April to August 2 2 Total 15 credits

Public Maternal and Child Health

Administration for Midwifery Midwifery diagnosis and care

Basic midwifery course Practicum season Concept

5

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PRACTICUM SUBJECT

(UNDER)

44

year Period credits

4 3weeks 3

4 1week 1

4 5weeks 5

4 1week 1

4 2week 3 community xenter 2

Total 10weeks (10credits) from November

Visiting training Clinical Practicum in community

health Visiting training from November

7 regional Hp Clinical Practicum in Midwifery

Diagnosis and skills Clinical Practicum in

Administration for Midwifery Visiting training from October 5 maternity home

Clinical Practicum in Midwifery Ⅱ

Assisted delivery for 7

intrapartum women from November 7 regional Hp

Clinical Practicum in Midwifery Ⅰ

Assisted delivery for 3

intrapartum women from October Osaka university Hp or Osaka Hp

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CLINICAL PRACTICUM SCHEDULE IN

MIDWIFERY

( UND ER )

undergraduate of midwifery 4th yearOsaka University

Week 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 2nd 3rd 4th date 1-5 9-12 15-19 22-26 29-2 5-8 12-16 19-22 26-30 3-7 10-14

17-Students practicum 3; 5days (1 credits)/1 student Group1 ① ② Group2 ③ ④ Group3 ⑤ ⑥ Group4 ⑦ ⑧ Group5 ⑨ NICU・ Outpatient maternity home Osaka Hp Extended preliminary period

Izum Ootsu city Hp Rinku City Hp maternity NICU・ Osaka Hp Extended preliminary Aizenbashi Hp Rinku City Hp NICU・ Outpatient maternity

home Osaka university Hp

Extended preliminary period

Izum Ootsu city Hp Osaka rousai Hp Osaka Hp Extended preliminary period maternity home NICU・ Outpatient Yao City Hp Extended preliminary period, if a student is not to have less than 10 birth case. Tokyonaka city Hp Osaka university Hp Extended preliminary period NICU・ Outpatient maternity home

Saiseika suita city Hp Clinical practicum schedule in 2017

Oct-18 Nov-18 Dec-18

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HOW TO BE A MIDWIFE IN JAPAN

FROM FOREIGN MIDWIFE

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A applicant bring file proposal to Ministry of health and welfare . After certified the proposal, Applicant can take nursing and midwifery national examination. After certified the proposal, Applicant can take nursing and midwifery national examination.

https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisa kunitsuite/bunya/0000112869.ht ml

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CONDITION

(1)外国助産師学校養成所の修業年限 次の1)から3)のいずれかに該当すること。 1)看護師学校養成所卒業後、外国助産師学校養成所卒業の場合 詳細はア)~ウ)の認定基準による。 ア)外国助産師学校養成所の入学資格 高等学校卒業以上(修業年限12年以上)、または同等と認められる者 イ)外国助産師学校養成所の修業年限 1年以上 ウ)外国助産師学校養成所卒業までの修業年限(外国看護師学校養成所を含む) 3年以上 2)助産師と看護師の統合カリキュラムの場合 詳細はア)~イ)の認定基準による。 ア)外国助産師学校養成所の入学資格 高等学校卒業以上(修業年限12年以上)、または同等と認められる者 イ)外国助産師学校養成所の修業年限 4年以上 3)当該国において、助産師の免許制度がない場合 該当する教育内容と履修単位数々時間数が日本と同等以上 であること。 (2)教育科目の履修時間 履修時間の合計が28単位以上(合計930時間以上)で保健師助産師看護師学校養成所 指定規則(昭和26年文部省々厚生省令第1号)等に規定する教育内容を概ね満たすこと。 (助産師と看護師の統合カリキュラムの場合) 履修単位の合計が124単位以上(合計3955時間以上)で保 健師助産師看護師学校養成所指定規則(昭和26年文部省々厚生省令第1号)等に規定する教育内容を概ね満たすこ と。 (3)教育環境 日本の助産師学校養成所と同等以上と認められること (4)当該国の判断 当該国、または州政府等によって正式に認められた外国助産師学校養成所であること (5)外国助産師学校養成所卒業後、当該国の助産師免許取得の有無 原則として取得していること (6)当該国の助産師免許を取得する場合の国家試験制度 国家試験、またはこれと同等の制度が確立されている

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