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Nursing Federation Responds to Education Minister
The Nursing Syndicate has decided to reject the statements made by the Minister of Education regarding the introduction of international applied technology schools in the field of nursing. They emphasized the importance of consulting the relevant authorities before making any decisions that could affect the future of the profession. They also clarified that the Japanese nursing education system differs from the model some are attempting to implement in Egypt, noting that in Japan there are no nursing schools after middle school. They stressed that the development of nursing education should be based on genuine international experiences and must consider the nature of the profession and its specific needs. Furthermore, they explained that advancing nursing education requires a clear vision aligned with the requirements of the healthcare system, with a focus on training cadres with high scientific and professional skills, especially in elderly care, which necessitates specialized preparation. The syndicate affirmed that it will oppose any attempts to compromise the profession's future without consulting experts, with an emphasis on the quality of training and ensuring the safety of patients' lives.
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