[Faculty of Global Nursing] Information on the Caregiver-Infant Interaction Assessment Workshop

Faculty of Global Nursing and the Institute for Parent-Child Relationships will co-host a workshop on assessment scales for observing and evaluating the interaction between caregivers and infants during feeding and playtime.

This scale is used as a method for objectively observing and evaluating the interaction between caregivers and infants, and is extremely useful for professionals involved with infants and young children, including nurses, as well as those in health, welfare, and education. It is also partially incorporated into the curriculum of our university's graduate school and can be used as a research and data collection method.

Due to popular demand, we are extending the application period until August 10th (Monday).
Please note that there are only a few seats left out of a capacity of 20. If you are interested, please take this opportunity to apply as soon as possible.

Training Overview
Capacity: 20 people (only a few seats remaining)
Dates: September 21st (Mon, public holiday) - 23rd (Wed, public holiday), 2026 (3-day training) 9:00 - 17:00
Venue: Otemae University Osaka Castle Campus
Note: Please refer to the attached document for further details.

This is a valuable learning opportunity to understand the relationship between caregivers and infants, and to apply that understanding to practice and research. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

(Source: Faculty of Global Nursing)