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Claudia González López1, Abraham Bernárdez-Gómez2, Jose Luis Buceta Hazas1

  • 1Pontevedra Nursing School, University of Vigo, Joaquín Costa Street, n°41 4th floor 36004, Pontevedra, Spain.

International Journal of Nursing Knowledge
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PubMed
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Este estudio ofrece una contribución original a la educación internacional en enfermería al vincular los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) de Naciones Unidas con la Clasificación de Intervenciones de Enfermería (NIC)Sustainable developmentcurriculumcurrículumdesarrollo sosteniblela intervención fortalece la comprensión del alumnado sobre la sostenibilidad y resalta el valor del lenguaje estandarizado para articular el impacto global de la enfermería. Este enfoque impulsa la innovación curricular y reafirma el liderazgo de la profesión en el avance de la Agenda 2030 mediante intervenciones basadas en la evidencia y adaptadas al contexto.nursing schoolsstandardized nursing terminologyuna taxonomía estandarizada de la disciplina. Esta novedosa estrategia proporciona una vía estructurada y específica para traducir los objetivos globales de sostenibilidad en acciones de enfermería medibles. Al utilizar la NIC como puente pedagógico y conceptual

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