Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education Expands Placement of Resident Nurses at Three Special Schools

Last Year 1 Location → This Year 3 Locations
Placement of Resident Nurses, Doctor Visit Consultations
392 Million KRW in Grants Allocated

The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education will expand the placement of resident nurses at three special schools through cooperation with Seoul National University Hospital.

On the 5th, the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education announced through a press release that, based on a business agreement with Seoul National University Hospital, resident nurse placement and medical support will begin this month.

To this end, the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education secured a special grant of 392 million KRW from the Ministry of Education, expanding the number of operating schools from one (pilot operation) last year to three starting this year.

Cho Hee-yeon, Superintendent of Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education, is announcing the 'Support Measures for Students with Emotional and Behavioral Risks in the Classroom' on the 14th at the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education in Jongno-gu, Seoul. Photo by Jo Yong-jun jun21@

The business agreement has been promoted since last year to create an environment that ensures a safe school life and equal learning rights for students with severe disabilities. The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education explained that "the satisfaction rate among parents and teachers was very high at 99.6%."

Starting this month, Seoul National University Hospital will expand the placement of resident nurses at each school, who will巡回 classrooms and provide enhanced special medical support such as one-on-one individual student suctioning and gastrostomy feeding.

Additionally, doctors will visit the schools once per semester to conduct consultations and provide consulting services.

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