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[The Taiwan Nurses Association and professional diplomacy]
1Examination Yuan, Taiwan, ROC. sheuan@csmu.edu.tw.
Hu Li Za Zhi the Journal of Nursing
|August 16, 2014
Summary
The Taiwan Nurses Association (TWNA) celebrates 100 years by reviewing its history in professional diplomacy and international exchange. This review highlights TWNA
Area of Science:
- Nursing History
- International Nursing
- Professional Diplomacy
Context:
- Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Taiwan Nurses Association (TWNA) in 2014.
- Review article commissioned by TWNA for its centenary issue.
- Focuses on TWNA's century-long engagement in professional diplomacy and international exchange.
Purpose:
- To document and review the historical involvement of TWNA in professional diplomacy and international exchange.
- To highlight the contributions of TWNA and Taiwan nursing leaders to global healthcare.
- To transmit TWNA's traditions and experiences to future generations of nurses.
Summary:
- This review traces the history of the Taiwan Nurses Association (TWNA) and its engagement with the International Council of Nurses.
- It details TWNA's significant role in professional diplomacy and international exchange over the past century.
- The article showcases the impactful contributions of Taiwan's nursing leaders to worldwide healthcare and society.
Impact:
- Preserves the legacy of the Taiwan Nurses Association for future nursing professionals.
- Provides insights into the historical development of nursing diplomacy and international collaboration.
- Underscores the global influence of Taiwanese nursing leadership in healthcare advancement.
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