1. Provide nursing care in a way that is sensitive towards individuals, families, the society and culture and assess and record the effectiveness of the nursing care that is provided by using the theoretical, evidence-based and applied knowledge acquired in the field of nursing with an integrated and systematic approach.
2. Identify the health- and education-related needs of individuals, families and the society, and provide training and consultancy in this direction.
3. Use problem solving, decision making, critical thinking and leadership skills in the field of nursing.
4. Express their ideas and establish communication with the help of their individual working skills and independent decision-making abilities.
5. Respect human rights and dignity by following the relevant legislations, vocational values and ethical principles regarding nursing training, applications, research and management.
6. Work in collaboration with intra-disciplinary and inter-disciplinary team members.
7. Use information and health care technologies in nursing trainings, application, research and management.
8. Have access to scientific and up-to-date knowledge in the field of nursing in line with the lifelong learning approach and assess the accuracy, validity and reliability of this knowledge.
9. Fulfill their obligation to produce scientific knowledge in the field of nursing by taking part in all types of research, projects and activities that have the potential to contribute to themselves and their vocational development. 10. Have knowledge of at least one foreign language at a level that allows them to access scientific knowledge and establish effective communication.
