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Linking nursing education to practice in India.

Anupama Sanjeev¹, Sonali T Jadhav², Arkalgud Ramaprasad¹

¹Ramaiah Public Policy Center, Gokula Education Foundation (Medical), Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.

|April 25, 2021

Summary

Indian nursing education and practice are hindered by outdated laws and societal prejudices. This study analyzes nursing Acts to propose improvements for education and practice integration.

Keywords:

education health care reform nursing policy/politics professional issues

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Area of Science:

Health Policy
Nursing Education
Socioeconomic Determinants of Health

Background:

Nursing Acts in India are outdated and fragmented, failing to align with global standards.
Nursing education and practice are negatively impacted by caste- and gender-based discrimination.
A significant disconnect exists between nursing education and practical application.

Purpose of the Study:

To critically re-examine existing central and state nursing Acts in India.
To identify factors that influence the strengthening or weakening of nursing education and practice.
To propose strategies for better integration of nursing education with practice.

Main Methods:

Analysis of historical and current nursing legislation.
Review of existing literature on nursing education and practice in India.
Policy analysis framework to identify strengths and weaknesses in the Acts.

Main Results:

The current nursing Acts are inadequate and contribute to the fragmentation of the profession.
Societal prejudices and outdated regulations create significant barriers for nurses.
Pathways to strengthen nursing are identified within the legislative framework.

Conclusions:

Reforming nursing Acts is crucial for professional development and addressing inequalities.
Integrating nursing education with practice requires legislative and structural changes.
Strengthening nursing in India necessitates a multi-faceted approach addressing legal, social, and educational aspects.