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Working together; a nursing development project in Tajikistan.

B Parfitt¹, M Mughal, H Thomas

¹Global Development in Health, Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland, UK. b.a.parfitt@gcal.ac.uk

International Nursing Review

|May 15, 2008

Summary

Nursing development in Tajikistan saw major advancements through a collaborative program involving four organizations. This initiative improved nursing education and practice, enhancing community healthcare services.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Healthcare Reform
International Collaboration

Background:

A Nursing Development Programme in Tajikistan fostered innovative changes in nursing practice and education.
The Government of Tajikistan's Health Care Reform initiatives created a supportive environment for nursing development.
Collaboration between the Ministry of Health, WHO, WHO Collaborating Centre, and Aga Khan Health Service drove significant advancements.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a collaborative Nursing Development Programme in Tajikistan.
To highlight the impact of joint efforts on nursing education and practice.
To identify key principles for effective inter-organizational collaboration in healthcare.

Main Methods:

Development of new practice standards for Gorno Badakhshan.
Introduction of a new Family Health Nurse curriculum.
Establishment of a Nursing Centre for leadership and a co-ordinating Council for professional standards.

Main Results:

Nurses in Tajikistan actively adopted new educational and practice developments.
Improvements in community care delivery were a direct outcome of the program.
Enhanced support for healthcare teams was observed.

Conclusions:

The project demonstrated successful inter-organizational collaboration.
Key principles for effective collaboration include communication, common goals, shared expertise, pooled funding, and alignment with government strategies.
The initiative significantly contributed to the overall Health Reform in Tajikistan.