Los nuevos profesionales de la Enfermería para el siglo xxi

  1. Alina María de Almeida Souza
  2. Lletget Aguilar, Rafael
  3. González Jurado, Máximo A.
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This article is a position document stating the opinion of its authors, and it addresses some of the main challenges found by Nursing Educators when they need to consider how to face changes in the healthcare system, as well as new demands by society targeted to obtaining the highest levels of health and wellbeing. Critical thought may be considered an essential concept in order to translate knowledge into practice, and to improve the clinical thought abilities within the nursing practice. Grade study plans cannot leave out the need to work upon the new nursing functions associated with an increase in complexity in the healthcare system. The intention of this article is to invite readers to reflect upon how to prepare new nursing professionals, so that they may play a proactive and synergic role within healthcare teams, as well as to renew their commitment with an improvement in healthcare quality and safety.

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