Quality and safety in nursing relies on the education and sense of approach a nurse has in the workplace. While there are many unknown complications that are bound to be faced in any healthcare profession, being prepared to handle a dangerous situation is something nurses need to succeed in their line of work. While the QSEN project places emphasis on this, it is necessary for pre-licensure nursing programs to develop and integrate the teaching and learning of quality and safety into their curriculum.
Ensuring that quality and safety in nursing is well taught and developed in nursing programs is crucial to the success of a nurse in the workplace. Working in healthcare is a great way to help others and contribute positively to your community. By continuously improving the quality and safety of these practices, nurses are given the ability to better serve their healthcare community.
Grand Canyon University’s College of Nursing and Health Care Professions makes an effort to assure that all students are provided with a high quality education. Visit our website or click the Request More Information button on this page to learn more.
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