WHO Collaboration Centre for Leadership and Governance in Nursing

The World Health Organization designate in April 2020, the Nursing Division, in the Israeli Ministry of Health, as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Leadership and Governance in Nursing. This WHO Collaborating Centre will be part of an international collaborative network carrying out activities in support of WHO’s programs.

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Leading the human capital of nurses in Israel The Nursing Division of the Ministry of Health, Israel

We are thrilled to announce that our collaboration center has been selected as the Regional Euro Region Representative for the Global Network of WHO Collaboration Centers in Nursing and Midwifery.

The Global Network of WHO Collaboration Centers in Nursing and Midwifery is a prestigious platform that brings together experts from around the world to collaborate on initiatives that promote and support the advancement of nursing and midwifery.

Stay tuned for more updates and news on the Global Network of WHO Collaboration Centers in Nursing and Midwifery.

For more information on this network please visit:

https://www.globalnetworkwhocc.com/

The Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officers hub - RC72TLV

Our Vision

 

The vision of the WHO collaboration Center for Nursing Leadership and Governance is to share knowledge and experience, through collaborative creation with leaders around the world in order to establish independent nursing leadership who act as significant professionals in the implementation of National health policies based on the WHO values.

The Collaboration Center for Leadership and Governance welcomes leaders and nurses all over the world, on the occasion of the International Nurses Day for 2021.

Nurses are at the forefront of healthcare workforce and the anchor for people .

Happy International Nurses Day.

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Our Missions

Our Missions

  • To assist WHO

    in capacity building of senior leadership and management in nursing and midwifery.

  • Leadership in Nursing In emergencies

    The WHO include the Israeli Nursing Division in a vignette (case study) for the Regional Committee event on HRH.

  • To support the Member States

    in the WHO European Region in strengthening nursing and midwifery governance and leadership in the health systems.

  • To build up

    incorporate and make accessible the body of knowledge and the evidence base for effective regulatory accreditation, licensing and training policies, aim to support and strengthening of the governance in nursing and midwifery at the Member State level and all over the world.

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Activities

Trainings
To create a customized, culturally relevant programme or modules to support capacity building for senior leadership and management skills in nursing and midwifery for Member States in the WHO European Region.

Trainings

To create a customized, culturally relevant programme or modules to support capacity building for senior leadership and management skills in nursing and midwifery for Member States in the WHO European Region.

Knowledge sharing
To develop guidance for Member States in approaches in the domains of accreditation, licensing and education training policies.

Knowledge sharing

To develop guidance for Member States in approaches in the domains of accreditation, licensing and education training policies.

Consulting
To develop guidance for Member States for strengthening nursing and midwifery governance and leadership at the macro, meso or micro levels of health systems.

Consulting

To develop guidance for Member States for strengthening nursing and midwifery governance and leadership at the macro, meso or micro levels of health systems.

 

Elizabeth Iro - The World Health organization Chief Nursing officer

Margrieta Langins - Senior Nurses and nursing leaders of Israel

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