Nursing Gains Meaning Through Knowledge and Humanity

On the occasion of Nurses' Day, the Deputy for Cultural and Student Affairs at Qazvin University of Medical Sciences said: Nursing is not merely a set of clinical duties, but a blend of specialized knowledge, professional skill, moral responsibility and humane care.

Vice President of Culture of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences:

On the occasion of Nurse's Day, the cultural and student vice president of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences said: "Nursing is not just a set of clinical tasks, but a combination of specialized knowledge, professional skills, moral responsibility and human care."

According to Ambassador Arjan from Qazvin; Dr. Mohammad Ali Soleimani, cultural and student vice-chancellor of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences and full professor of nursing at the university, on the occasion of Nurse's Day, emphasized the need to respect the professional position of nurses, pay attention to their physical and mental health, and the central role of this group in improving the quality of health services, and referring to the strategic position of nurses in the health system, he said: "Nursing is not just a set of clinical tasks, but a combination of specialized knowledge, professional skills, moral responsibility, and human care." In the most sensitive moments of patients' lives, nurses play a decisive role in maintaining safety, reducing suffering and improving the quality of care.

He added: honoring nurses should not be limited to calendar occasions; Rather, it should be reflected in management decisions, improvement of working environment conditions, mutual respect, participation in decisions and support for their physical and mental health.

The cultural and student vice-chancellor of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences emphasized that the quality of medical services is dependent on the availability of capable and motivated human resources and stated: listening to the voices of nurses, respecting their professional dignity, and turning gratitude into effective measures are the three basic principles in supporting the nursing community.

Soleimani also considered the development of continuous education, applied research, innovation and active participation of nurses in improving the care processes as the future necessities of this profession and noted that investing to improve the status of nursing is a direct investment to improve the quality of health services and increase public trust in the treatment system.