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| Title: | History and Philosophy of Nursing |
| Authors: | އާޝިޔަތު ރަޝީދު
Rasheed, Ashiyath |
| Keywords: | history
mursing
philosophy
education
professional nursing care
Maldives
Institute of Health Sciences
trained nurses
nurses
midwifes
Allied Health Services Training Center
Florence Nightingale
nursing professional
nursing education
ތާރީޚް
ނަރުސްކަން
ނަރުހުންގެ ފިލޯސަފީ
ތަޢުލީމު
ޕްރޮފެޝަނަލް ނަރުހުންގެ ޚިދުމަތް
ދިވެހިރާއްޖެ
އިންސްޓިޓިޔުޓް އޮފް ހެލްތް ސައިންސަސް
ތަމްރީނުވެފައިވާ ނަރުހުން
ފޫޅުމައިން
އެލައިޑް ހެލްތް ސާރވިސަސް ޓްރޭއިނިނގް ސެންޓަރ
ފުލޮރެންސް ނައިޓިންގޭލް
ނަރުހުންގެ ތަމްރީނު
ނަރުސްކަމުގެ ތަމްރީނު |
| Issue Date: | 1-Sep-1999 |
| Publisher: | Faculty of Health Sciences |
| Citation: | Rasheed, A. (1999). History and philosophy of nursing. [Class handout]. Male, Faculty of Health Sciences. |
| Abstract: | It could be claimed that nursing is one of the most challenging and remarkable
professions in the country. Maldivians value the humanitarian work of the nurses.
Nursing has existed in the Maldives ever since man first inhabited the islands.
However professional nursing or modern nursing was introduced in the early
nineteen sixties. Nursing education developed at a very rapid rate as compared to
education within other professions in the country. The vision of nursing/ midwifery is
to provide support and leadership towards the development of socially relevant,
sustainable, efficient and high quality health services to meet the health challenges
in the Maldives. The philosophy that underpins nursing practice in the Maldives is
derived from the culture and the religion along with finer points from philosophies of
nursing worldwide. |
| URI: | http://saruna.mnu.edu.mv/jspui/handle/123456789/1852 |
| Appears in Collections: | ސިއްޙަތާއި ބޭސްވެރިކަން
Health & Medical Sciences A
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