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Strategic planning for international nursing education
1George Mason University College of Nursing and Health Science, Fairfax, Virginia, USA.
Nursing Outlook
|March 1, 1996
Summary
Strategic planning frameworks, like the Regis Model, are essential for successful international nursing education programs. The NANC project demonstrates how this strategic approach ensures project success and effective "bridge-building efforts".
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- International Health
- Strategic Management
Background:
- International educational program planning is complex.
- Strategic planning frameworks offer essential guidance.
- The NANC project highlights the need for structured planning in global health initiatives.
Purpose of the Study:
- To demonstrate the utility of the Regis Model for strategic planning in international nursing education.
- To present the NANC project as a case study for effective program development.
- To provide a "Blueprint for Action" for future international educational endeavors.
Main Methods:
- Utilized the concepts and principles of the Regis Model for strategic planning.
- Conducted an extensive assessment, planning, and review process.
- Applied the strategic plan as a "Blueprint for Action" for the NANC project.
Main Results:
- The NANC project demonstrated success through the application of the Regis Model.
- The strategic planning process was identified as the key factor for project success.
- The project provides a model for successful international nursing education initiatives.
Conclusions:
- Strategic planning is a necessity for international nursing education, not a luxury.
- The Regis Model provides a valuable framework for developing successful international educational programs.
- Effective strategic planning is crucial for international "bridge-building efforts" in nursing education.