PHIL NURSING ROAD MAP

Question 1

ROAD MAP

Answer 1

A detailed plan to guide
progress toward a goal.

Question 2

The Board of Nursing has mandated itself to pursue the
challenge in the Nursing profession. Amidst all
controversies, the new set of board has maintained its
course toward unifying the profession and paving its way
to excellence and competitive Nursing in the year 2030.

Answer 2

Nursing Roadmap: Lifeline to Success by 2030

Question 3

PROFESSIONAL REGULATORY BORAD OF NURSING is adopting

Answer 3

THE PHILIPPINE NURSING ROADMAP 2030: A PROGRAM OF GOOD GOVERNANCE OF THE NURSING PROFESSION

Question 4

VISION

Answer 4

The BEST for
the Filipino and
the CHOICE of
the WORLD by
2030

Question 5

MISSION

Answer 5

We, the Filipino nurses, responding
to the needs of society, are
engaged in providing humane and
globally competent nursing care .

Question 6

CORE VALUES

Answer 6

LOVE
CARING
INTEGRITY
EXCELLENCE
NATIONALISM

Question 7

Nursing is an ideal profession to incorporate and demonstrate God’s
love to those around us. Whether it is providing encouragement to our
co-workers or to a suffering patient, we can easily share God’s love with
others.

Answer 7

Love of God

Question 8

Practice within the guidelines of the mission of the profession.

Answer 8

INTEGRITY

Question 9

Serve their country amid pandemic.

Answer 9

NATIONALISM

Question 10

Nursing Program-produces nurse who have caring behavior
(compassionate, competent and committed.

Answer 10

CARING

Question 11

Demonstrate a holistic approach to caring.

Answer 11

EXCELLENCE

Question 12

GOALS/ OBJECTIVES

Answer 12

Develop dynamic leaders and provide opportunities
for innovative management in education, training and
research.

Ensure adherence to professional, ethical and legal
standards for the health and safety of the public.

Practice good governance to sustain participative
efforts among nurses and nursing organizations.

Maintain linkages with domestic and international
stakeholders.

Sustain growth and productivity that improve the
quality of life of nurses, the Filipino and people of the
world.

Question 13

THE FILIPINO NURSE:

Answer 13

TO LIVE CORE VALUES

FOSTER SENSE OF ACCOUNTABILITY

Question 14

COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP

Answer 14

TO ADVOCATE COLLEGIALITY

TO ENGAGE STAKEHOLDERS AND MAKE THEM CO OWNERS

TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN SOCIO ECONOMIC

Question 15

SERVICE EXCELLENCE

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TO PUT INTO COMMITTED PRACTICE

TO INSTITUTIONALIZE SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATION

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COMPETENCY ENHANCEMENT

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TO PROMOTE FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION

TO INSTITUTIONALIZE SUSTAINABLE AND EFFECTIVE

Question 17

LINKAGES/ NETWORKING

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TO INSTITUTIONALIZE BEST PRACTICE

TO ADOPT LOCAL AND GLOBAL

TO FORGE LINKAGES

Question 17

SOCIAL IMPACT

Answer 17

EMPOWERED CLIENTS

NURSING PROFESSION AS A RECOGNIZE

ENNSURE POSITIVE PRACTICE

Question 18

WHAT IS PATIENT EMPOWERMENT?

Answer 18

encourages patients to be
actively involved in their
providers’ health services.

Question 19

The aim of empowering patients

Answer 19

help them develop
self-awareness, self-care and
promote the understanding that
patients can be equal partners in
their healthcare decisions.

Question 20

backbone of healthcare,

Answer 20

NURSES

Question 21

backbone of healthcare,

Answer 21

NURSES

Question 22

You can fast-track through your BSN if you already
have a Bachelor’s and can transfer credits over. It
is always worth asking to see if you already have a
Bachelor’s because there is no reason in repeating
credits for the fun of it.

It will also help you save money in the long run, and
work to cut back on the time it takes before you
graduate.

If you don’t have a bachelor’s then don’t worry. Your
BSN will cover everything that you need to know to
become a highly qualified Registered Nurse and
prepare you in the future for when you finally go on
to complete your MSN.

Answer 22

BACHELOR OF NURSING

Question 23

2. Masters of Nursing

Your MSN can only be completed after you have a BSN under your
belt. By this time, you will also need to know what type of APRN
you want to become, as there are a variety of types of MSN degrees
available. Giving yourself time to figure out what type of nurse you
want to be before you go and start your MSN is a smart idea;
otherwise, you could end up in a position that doesn’t suit you.

To determine what type of APRN position would suit your best, it’s a
good idea to try to introduce yourself to the different roles and to
different areas of medicine. You will know you have found a good fit
when the medicine and science themselves interest you greatly, and
you are happy within that working environment. There are so many
options and so much need for qualified nurses that you don’t have to
worry about choosing the “best” one. They are all great, and they are
all paid very well

Answer 23

MASTERS OF NURSING

Question 24

Doctorate degrees are also available in their own individual specializations. You can
become, as stated, a DNP-FNP. You can also go on to earn an EdD in nursing, which makes
you perfect to translate your work from a hospital into a university setting.

For those who want a better work/life balance, while still making a significant impact on
the world, a nurse educator is the way to do it. There is a huge shortage of qualified
nurse educators, which means there is a limit to how many nurses can progress and train
themselves every year.

By becoming a nurse educator, you actually have a greater impact on the country and its
health because you are working to train up the next generation of RNs or APRNs.

Answer 24

DOCTOR OF NURSING