Overview of Bridging Programs

Nursing is an applied science, therefore, nursing education is best taught in an environment where the students can apply the knowledge and skills under the direction of an expert practitioner of both nursing and education. This model provides the student with the theories and clinical practicum in acute, intermediate, long-term care or ambulatory health care facilities. Learning will take place in accredited health care facilities through affiliation agreements with these facilities.


Objective Of Bridging Program:

  • Provide professional nursing care, in relation to health promotion and maintenance, illness care, restoration, rehabilitation, based on knowledge derived from theory and research.
  • Implement nursing skills & knowledge and principles of leadership to enhance nursing and health care practices within various settings.
  • Utilize principles of research and evidence based practice to improve nursing practice.
  • Collaborate with other health care providers in promoting general health and well-being of the clients.

Expected Outcome:
  • Provide appropriate patient/public updated health education that is sensitive to their needs.
  • Communicate effectively and accurately with patients, physicians and other health care team members.
  • Display the attitudes and values appropriate to health care professionals.
  • Maintain the optimal level of standards of nursing practice.
  • Improve nursing service and advance nursing knowledge based on scientific research process and directive inquiries.




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5/16/2024 9:04:16 AM