Improving the system of training Nursing specialists. Results of the strategic partnership between JAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland, and medical colleges of the Republic of Kazakhstan

IF 0.5 4区医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Ethiopian Journal of Health Development Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.32921/2225-9929-2021-2-42-63-68

Heikkilá Johanna, Kivinen Eveliina, Naakka Hanna, Hopia Hanna

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The material presents results of the strategic partnership between JAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland, and medical colleges of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The systematic annual process of starting the development of new nursing clinical guidelines and of leading and coordinating the adaptation as well as preparing the trainings of national trainers for each set of guidelines has slowed down or even stopped and needs immediate attention. In addition, the development of corresponding evidence-based Standardized Operational Procedures must be organized. Our recommendation is that the Ministry of Healthcare and the Republican Center of Health Development would strengthen the national coordination and create a systematic roadmap for translating nursing clinical guidelines into nursing practice. In addition, nurses’ knowledge and skills in evidence-based nursing must be increased through capacity building activities. Key words: standardized operating procedures, clinical guidelines, nursing, strategic partnerships.

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完善护理专科人才培养体系。芬兰JAMK应用科学大学与哈萨克斯坦共和国医学院战略伙伴关系的成果

该材料介绍了芬兰应用科学大学与哈萨克斯坦共和国医学院之间战略伙伴关系的成果。每年系统地开始制定新的护理临床指南，领导和协调适应，以及为每套指南准备国家培训师的培训，这些过程已经放缓甚至停止，需要立即予以关注。此外，必须组织制定相应的以证据为基础的标准化操作程序。我们的建议是，卫生部和共和国卫生发展中心将加强国家协调，并创建一个系统的路线图，将护理临床指南转化为护理实践。此外，必须通过能力建设活动提高护士在循证护理方面的知识和技能。关键词:标准化手术程序，临床指南，护理，战略合作伙伴。

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