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[The evolution of initial training over the last sixty years]
1l'Ifsi du Centre hospitalier Pierre-Bérégovoy, Nevers. joelle.kozlowski@ch-nevers.fr
Revue De L'Infirmiere
|November 11, 2011
Summary
Nursing training has evolved over sixty years, mirroring societal changes and highlighting a need for professional recognition. The 2009 framework aims to transform the nursing profile, requiring assessment to meet user needs.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Healthcare Professional Development
- Social Evolution Impact on Healthcare
Context:
- Nursing training has undergone significant evolution over the past sixty years.
- Training programs have largely mirrored the social and economic changes within the country.
- Healthcare professionals report a strong demand for increased recognition.
Purpose:
- To analyze the evolution of initial nursing training over the last six decades.
- To assess the potential impact of the 2009 training reference framework on the nursing profession.
- To provide recommendations for consolidating or modifying training programs based on user needs.
Summary:
- Nursing education has adapted to sixty years of societal shifts.
- The 2009 training framework represents a potential paradigm shift for nursing roles.
- An evaluation of the current training program is necessary to align with evolving user requirements.
Impact:
- Informing future nursing curriculum development.
- Enhancing the professional recognition and profile of nurses.
- Ensuring nursing training remains relevant and effective in meeting healthcare demands.
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