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Vision:
The Faculty of Nursing at Jerash University aims to achieve excellence and leadership in nursing education at the local, regional, and international levels. It strives to equip the local and regional job market with graduates who possess a high level of knowledge and expertise in nursing and healthcare skills.

Mission:
The mission of the Faculty is to graduate a nursing workforce that possesses the specific skills required for the nursing profession, is able to withstand work pressure, and demonstrates humanitarian and emotional qualities. Graduates are expected to be dedicated to serving patients and to play an active role in community service. The college also focuses on supporting and developing research in various nursing fields.

Values:

1. Demonstrating humanitarian and emotional qualities.
2. Dedication to serving patients.
3. Collaboration with the local community and playing an active role in community service.
4. Supporting and developing the nursing profession by promoting research in various nursing fields and graduating students with high scientific and practical skills.

Courses:

Basic Nursing Fundamentals (801201) - 3 Credit Hours:
This course aims to introduce students to the basic concepts of nursing and the importance of the nursing process in meeting individuals' essential needs. It provides students with the skills, concepts, and principles of professional nursing through integrating knowledge of biological, social, and psychological sciences into the nursing process. This approach helps students understand the factors related to illness and their impact on the course of health and disease. The course emphasizes learning, communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving techniques.

Pharmacology for Nursing (801233) - 3 Credit Hours:
This course covers the basic principles of pharmacology and provides students with information about the drugs used to treat common diseases in Jordan and worldwide. The course reviews medications based on the systems they affect, starting with the nervous system, followed by the cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digestive system, endocrine system, and ending with antibiotics. It also addresses nursing considerations related to administering certain drugs and how to manage their side effects.

Growth and Development:
This course provides students with fundamental knowledge about human growth and development, enhancing their ability to assess and understand the natural process of growth and development throughout the human lifespan. It also helps students comprehend the common issues and needs that arise during different life stages.

Research in Nursing:
This course focuses on equipping nursing students with the knowledge and skills needed to utilize scientific research in developing nursing knowledge and practices. Emphasis is placed on understanding the research process and its steps. Additionally, students are trained to critically analyze research articles in nursing fields. The course also aims to develop students' abilities to use research findings to adopt evidence-based practices. Furthermore, students will have the opportunity to design research objectives and hypotheses that address topics of interest in nursing, laying the foundation for future research projects.