FEASIBILITY OF TEACHING OF SUBJECT “NURSING ASPECTS OF MODERN ALLERGOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY” TO STUDENTS OF THE SECOND LEVEL OF HIGHER EDUCATION, SPECIALTY 223 NURSING
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2411-1597.2022.4.13760Abstract
The article substantiates the expediency of including the subject «Nursing aspects of modern allergology and immunology» in the modern nursing master’s training program. It is shown that the subject provides a solid educational and research basis in both basic and clinical immunology and contributes to the specialization of nursing masters as specialists in immunology and allergology. It has been proven that expanding the authority of a master’s nurse as a specialist in immunology and allergology will contribute to the improvement of the quality of nursing care for patients and the treatment and prevention process as a whole, and will also improve personnel resources and have a positive economic effect.
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