How many years does it usually take to attend health school?

There are three types, three-year system, five-year system, and "3+2" system

1. The three-year system is for junior high school students, who will obtain a technical secondary school diploma after three years.

2. Five-year college classes refer to colleges and universities with five-year college enrollment qualifications that recruit junior high school graduates. After admitting students according to the enrollment plan and scores, after five years of systematic study, After obtaining a college diploma, college fees and consistent teaching will be implemented for five years in school.

3. Three years of technical secondary school + two years of junior college. In some schools, five years is compulsory. You must complete five years before you can get a junior college diploma. In some schools, you can only study for three years. If you no longer study after three years, you can directly obtain a technical secondary school diploma + skills certificate, and the school recommends internships and employment; if you want to continue to apply for a junior college after three years, you need to pass the independent enrollment transfer examination of the corresponding junior college, and then be admitted to the school ,

Extended information

Introduction to health school majors:

1. Nursing major

According to the requirements of the modern medical model, cultivate people with humanities and social skills Senior professionals in science, medicine, preventive health care knowledge, nursing management, nursing teaching and nursing research. Students in this major mainly learn relevant scientific knowledge of humanities and society, basic medicine, basic theories of preventive health care, basic knowledge and training in clinical nursing skills, and have the basic ability to implement holistic nursing community health services for service recipients.

2. Clinical medicine

Clinical medicine is the general term for all professional disciplines in medical science that study the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases. Clinical medicine is a science that studies the causes, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of diseases, improves clinical treatment levels, and promotes human health. It studies the etiology, pathogenesis and pathological process of the disease based on the patient's clinical manifestations from a holistic perspective, and then determines the diagnosis. Through prevention and treatment, it can weaken the disease to the greatest extent, alleviate the patient's pain, restore the patient's health, and protect the workforce. Clinical medicine is a science that directly faces diseases and patients and directly treats patients.

3. Midwifery

Midwifery refers to a series of measures taken before and during delivery in order to successfully deliver the fetus out of the maternal birth canal. It mainly includes taking good care of the mother, carefully observing the labor process, and guiding her to correctly cooperate with the progress of the labor process and deliver the baby (delivery).

Reference: 3+2—Baidu Encyclopedia