Nursing education in the Eastern Mediterranean Region: prototype baccalaureate nursing curriculum
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49 p. ; 30 cm.
Guided by resolutions of the World Health Assembly and the Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean, the recommendations of the Regional Advisory Panel on Nursing and Midwifery, international trends in nursing education and that of other health personnel, changing health situations and the sociocultural characteristics of this region, this package identifies minimum educational standards for basic and post-basic nursing education. It also identifies future directions for preparing nurses in the eastern Mediterranean Region and priority areas for nursing specialization and provides two prototype nursing curricula, one for preparing professional nurses and the second for the preparation of technical nurses.It is hoped that this publication will serve as a useful resource for all those intrested in reforming nursing education, in order to graduate competent nurses who will be skilled practitioners and can meet the current health care needs of people and the health challenges of the 21(st) century
Guided by resolutions of the World Health Assembly and the Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean, the recommendations of the Regional Advisory Panel on Nursing and Midwifery, international trends in nursing education and that of other health personnel, changing health situations and the sociocultural characteristics of this region, this package identifies minimum educational standards for basic and post-basic nursing education. It also identifies future directions for preparing nurses in the eastern Mediterranean Region and priority areas for nursing specialization and provides two prototype nursing curricula, one for preparing professional nurses and the second for the preparation of technical nurses.It is hoped that this publication will serve as a useful resource for all those intrested in reforming nursing education, in order to graduate competent nurses who will be skilled practitioners and can meet the current health care needs of people and the health challenges of the 21(st) century