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Philosophy


 
Faculty of Nursing Philosophy
 

Philadelphia University

The philosophy of the Faculty of Nursing is aligned with the goals and mission of Philadelphia University, and focuses on the nature of the person, environment, health, and nursing.

The Faculty Believes That

 
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The Person

Is a unique integrated individual who develops continuously, and every person has the right to participate in making decisions that affect their health and to accept or refuse healthcare within the context of community safety.

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The Environment

Includes all surrounding conditions that affect the health of the individual, family, and community.

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Health

Is a dynamic state that arises from the process of continuous change in the person, and it is a shared responsibility between the person and healthcare providers.

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Nursing

Is a science and art that requires nurses to explore and research this science and areas of scientific knowledge related to it, and to develop and test nursing theories to improve nursing practice and raise the level of healthcare.

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Nursing Sciences and the Educational Process

Nursing sciences require that nurses use knowledge acquired from the humanities as a fundamental basis for accepting and appreciating patients' values. Nursing care requires sensitivity in addition to the ability for precise analytical and logical thinking to bring about change in patients and the healthcare system.

The faculty believes that the educational process facilitates continuous personal and professional growth. Academic educational programs focus on the learner's active participation in the learning process, and that education is an important, permanent, and continuous process based on the learner's commitment to establishing specific patterns to achieve continuous development.

 

Contact Information

Jarash Road, 20 KM out of Amman, Amman Jordan

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