Vision-mission

Mission of Our Nursing Department: To train professionals who can fulfill the professional duties required by the nursing profession, make independent decisions, are aware of and take responsibility for their legal obligations, conduct teamwork within the framework of mutual love, respect and excellence, respect the values, ethical principles and patient rights of individuals, families and communities, are researchers, reliable, entrepreneurial, critical thinkers, active, questioning, self-confident, and can bring recognition to our country and university on national and international platforms as practitioners, educators, managers and leaders.

Vision of Our Nursing Department: To be a university/faculty/nursing department that trains individuals who possess contemporary technology and knowledge, believe in teamwork and aim to achieve excellent care in the health improvement and maintenance of healthy and ill individuals, and serves as an example to and is preferred by peer institutions at national and international levels.

NURSING DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC DUTIES

• To train effective and competent nurses equipped with current theoretical, evidence-based and applied knowledge in accordance with the professional standards of the nursing profession; who can meet the health care needs of individuals, families and communities with a holistic approach within the scope of the nursing process.
• To train nurses who can think critically in their professional practice, analyze problems they encounter and produce evidence-based solutions, and can exercise their authority to make independent decisions within the framework of ethical principles, legal responsibilities and scientific methods.
• To train professionals who can work in effective communication and cooperation with the health team and other disciplines, can use leadership and management skills in developing patient safety and quality care, and are inclined to multidisciplinary teamwork.
• To train nurses who have adopted the principle of lifelong learning, follow professional developments at national and international levels, and have a researcher, questioning and entrepreneurial spirit.
• To train nurses who respect human dignity, individual and cultural values, patient rights and universal ethical principles, and bear the responsibility of contributing to raising the health level of society and sustainable development.
• To train graduates of the caliber that can serve at national and international levels not only as practitioners but also as educators, managers and leaders, who are preferred in the sector and lead the community.