nursing curriculum

A nursing curriculum is a structured educational program designed to prepare students for a career in nursing. It combines theoretical knowledge, such as human biology and healthcare principles, with practical skills, including patient care and clinical practices. Students learn about health assessments, communication, ethics, and critical thinking, often through lectures, labs, and hands-on clinical experiences in healthcare settings. The curriculum typically culminates in obtaining a nursing degree or diploma, equipping graduates to provide effective, compassionate care and to meet the healthcare needs of diverse patients.