Huvi Pärnu haiglas toimuva õeõppe vastu oli sel aastal väga suur

Huvi Pärnu haiglas toimuva õeõppe vastu oli sel aastal väga suur

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Interest in Nurse Training at Pärnu Hospital Was Very High This Year

Pärnu haiglas toimub eriline projekt. Haigla, õdede liit ja Tallinna tervishoiukõrgkool töötavad koos. Nad koolitavad haiglas kohapeal õdesid. . .
Õendustudeng Kristi Toodu rääkib: " . Kui ma avalduse andsin, nägin, et inimesi on palju."
Pärnus on õppimine ligidal, aga õeks õpitakse ka mujal Eestis. Tallinna tervishoiukõrgkooli rektor Ülle Ernits ütleb: " ."
Õdede liidu president Laura Keidongi arvates on õdede roll ühiskonnas suurenenud. . See tekitab huvi.
Õendustudeng Joosep Kunder tahab õppida õeks, sest see on töö missiooniga. Ta tahab aidata ühiskonda.
. Sügisel räägitakse, kas järgnevatel aastatel õdede vastuvõtt suureneb. .
Pärnu haiglas töötab üle 460 õe. . Haigla juhil Urmas Sule on selge: " ."
Enamus Pärnus õppijaid jääb tööle Pärnusse. See aitab ka kohalikke perearste.
Pärnu Hospital is running a special project. The hospital, the nurses' association, and Tallinn Health Care College are working together. They train nurses on-site at the hospital. Becoming a nurse is very popular in Estonia. The need for nurses is growing.
Nursing student Kristi Toodu says: "Becoming a nurse is my dream. When I submitted my application, I saw that there were many people."
In Pärnu, studying is nearby, but nursing is also taught elsewhere in Estonia. Ülle Ernits, the rector of Tallinn Health Care College, says: "In Estonia, people want to become nurses the most."
According to Laura Keidong, president of the nurses' association, the role of nurses in society has increased. Nurses have more rights and responsibilities. This creates interest.
Nursing student Joosep Kunder wants to become a nurse because it is a mission-oriented job. He wants to help society.
There is a shortage of nurses. In the fall, it will be discussed whether nurse admissions will increase in the coming years. The need for healthcare is growing.
Pärnu Hospital employs over 460 nurses. About 20% will retire soon. The hospital director Urmas Sule is clear: "We need nurses."
Most of those studying in Pärnu will stay to work in Pärnu. This also helps local family doctors.