Sample paper
Nursing Program Mission and Philosophy Statements
- Subject
- English & Literature
- Type
- Paper
- Length
- 1 pages
About this sample
The page presents a university's Mission Statement and Philosophy Statement for a nursing program. Both passages commit the institution to responsiveness to societal needs, quality education, holistic care, and evidenced-based practice. Only this single page is provided, so no title, argument development, or references are visible.
- University mission statement
- Philosophy of nursing education
- Responsiveness to societal needs
- Holistic care
- Evidenced-based practice
How it opens
Mission Statement: It is the belief of this University that a student’s education should provide sensitivity and the responsiveness to societal needs and the right of every person to get a quality education in an environment that can see each student provide maximum potential results. Students shall be taught to provide holistic care to all populations. We feel that by providing values, ethics, and evidenced-based practice, our goals will be accomplished.
Philosophy Statement: The university is sensitive and the responsive to societal needs and the right of every person to get a quality education and an environment that can see each student provide maximum potential results in his or her studies. This university believes that nursing education should provide the opportunity for students to grow and advance so that they enrich the nursing profession and create the basis for evidenced-based practice learning. We feel that by incorporating evidenced-based practice set forth by our professors, our goals will be accomplished.
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