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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Healthcare Practice

Background:

The diploma of higher education in nursing aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills for safe and competent practice as a first-level registered nurse.
Effective communication is implicitly required for nurses to convey diverse and complex information accurately.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the core competencies and curriculum focus of a diploma of higher education in nursing.
To highlight the integration of health as a central theme within the nursing education program.

Main Methods:

Curriculum analysis of the diploma of higher education in nursing program.
Identification of key learning outcomes related to clinical practice and communication skills.

Main Results:

Graduates are prepared as first-level registered nurses.
The curriculum emphasizes the development of practical skills and the ability to communicate complex health information.

Conclusions:

The nursing diploma program successfully integrates essential knowledge and skills for competent and safe nursing practice.
Effective communication is a critical, embedded skill for registered nurses graduating from this program.