All Saints University, a leading institution in healthcare education, recently welcomed a delegation from the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) for a site visit focused on enhancing Nursing Education to bolster emergency preparedness and immunization efforts in Dominica.
The PAHO Consultants were on a mission to evaluate the university’s nursing programs, curricula, and facilities, with a particular emphasis on their role in strengthening healthcare infrastructure to respond effectively to emergencies and
advance immunization initiatives in the region.
The mission conducted in-country site visits from 5 to 7 March, 2024 to assess the Schools of Nursing on the island.
The mission objectives were mainly to:
1. Assess the Nursing Program (academic curricula, facilities, and practicum locations), to include Classrooms, Simulation Lab, Library (Textbooks and other learning/didactic materials,), Computer Room, if any (informatics
programs, computers, and internet access) and teaching hospitals/clinical areas.
2. Review and assess alignment of the national nursing curricula with the Curriculum for Nursing Education Programme BSc Nursing for CARICOM countries, to strengthen nurses training in the response to COVID-19 and
future pandemics.
Key Highlights of the PAHO Visit:
Commitment to Excellence: All Saints University showcased its unwavering commitment to excellence in healthcare education, emphasizing rigorous academic standards and hands-on training.
Facilities: The delegation was impressed by facilities at All Saints University, recognizing the institution’s dedication to providing a conducive learning environment for nursing students.
Why they not leaving these students to be creative, innovative and free not to join in the WHO/PAHO new order of the world, to help the bigger countries add population control to their bag of tricks. The medicine oath should be enough for all grads.