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Wound and Ostomy Certificate

The wound and ostomy advanced course is a part of a common chronic module and is intended to provide nurses with knowledge and skills in a variety of topics associated with wounds and stoma.

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Infection Prevention, Health Promotion, and Lactation Consultancy

This advanced course is designed to provide nurses with knowledge of public health: monitoring and prevention of morbidity and health promotion in the community

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State Nursing Board Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses - December 2024

State nursing board licensure examination for practical nurses - 16.12.24

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Emergency Room Certificate

The emergency room advanced course is part of a common adult acute module, intended to provide nurses with tools for assessment of signs and symptoms in critical and complex conditions.

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Workforce Regulation Department

This Department is responsible for manpower planning and placement, with a view to leading a policy for planning nursing manpower and establishing infrastructures for nurses in their positions.

About the Nursing Division

Registration and Licensure Department

The department keeps and manages the records of the persons who are licensed to practice nursing, all the while maintaining high quality standards and collaboration with various agencies.

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Operation Theater Certificate

An advanced operation theater certificate course focuses on the nursing care of patients before, during and after surgery.

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Infection Prevention Certificate

The course will provide knowledge and tools in infection prevention: exposure to epidemiological coverage and monitoring, epidemiological investigations, locating patients at risk of infection.

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Diabetes Certificate

The advanced course in diabetes is part of a common chronic module and focuses on epidemiology, pathophysiology, and the administrative and economic aspects of diabetes in children and adults.

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Nursing as a Career for Life

We all meet nurses at stations of our lives, without knowing their various and numerous functions. What are they responsible of, who can practice nursing, and how do you know if it's right for you?