Nursing as a Profession in the Twenty-First Century An oral presentation at the Fourth Seminar for Presidents of Junior and Community Colleges

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The Fourth Seminar for Presidents of Junior and Community Colleges entitled Meeting the Challenges of Higher Education in the Twenty-First Century was held on June 21-22, 1999 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The author had a chance to speak under the title of Nursing as a Profession in the Twenty-First Century at a session of Nursing Profession: Changes for the Next Millennium, first presenting the social trends surrounding medical and nursing care in Shimane as well as in Japan, and then details of the establishment of the Shimane Nursing College in the context of coping with the above-mentioned situation. Ideals and Objectives of Education were publicized by the College. These are expressed briefly in three key phrases as follows: 1. Human Understanding (Love for Human), 2. Development of the Role of Nursing, and, 3. Contribution to the Health and Welfare of Community. In the future, highly qualified nursing professionals will be in greater demand than ever. The key phrases of our college's Ideals and Objectives of Education will continue to be the most important philosophy for nursing as a profession in the coming century.
島根県立看護短期大学の論文
2000-03-20