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The Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program. Part I: Spirit of collaboration.
J L Storch1, S E Dresen, D J Taylor
1School of Nursing, University of Victoria.
The Canadian Nurse
|June 11, 1999
Summary
The Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program, a collaborative baccalaureate nursing education initiative, received government approval after six years of development. This program integrates nursing education from multiple institutions, enhancing training for registered nurses.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Higher Education Administration
Background:
- The development of collaborative nursing education programs is crucial for advancing healthcare.
- The Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program represents a significant inter-institutional effort.
Purpose of the Study:
- To announce and celebrate the government's approval of the Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program.
- To highlight the collaborative efforts of multiple institutions in establishing a baccalaureate nursing program.
Main Methods:
- A collaborative model integrating nursing education from Foothills Hospital School of Nursing, Mount Royal College, and the University of Calgary.
- A six-year development period involving faculty, staff, administrators, and practicing nurses.
Main Results:
- Government approval of the Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program was achieved.
- A unified, collaborative baccalaureate nursing education program was established.
Conclusions:
- The successful approval signifies a milestone in cooperative nursing education in Calgary.
- This initiative enhances the quality and accessibility of baccalaureate nursing education through collaboration.