34^th World Nursing and Nursing Care Congress

Nursing Education and Training

Nursing education and training encompass the formal preparation and ongoing development required for nurses to provide high-quality care. It begins with foundational education, typically through nursing degree programs (Associate’s or Bachelor’s), where students learn about anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical skills. This is followed by hands-on training through clinical rotations in various healthcare settings, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. Continuing education is also vital, involving advanced certifications, specialty training, and professional development opportunities to keep up with evolving medical practices and technologies. Nursing education includes both academic coursework and practical experience, ensuring that nurses are well-prepared to handle diverse patient needs and adapt to advancements in healthcare. This comprehensive approach supports the development of competent, skilled, and knowledgeable nursing professionals who can deliver effective and compassionate patient care.