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Emphasis is on nursing standards, ethical issues and values of human life in the nursing and midwifery profession.

ABOUT THE SCHOOL

(AAMSoN)-CUHAS is in line with tanzanian vision of 2025 in training of highly qualified proffesionals. This Nursing School produces well equipped Nurse Teachers with Bachelor of Science in Nursing Education and nurses with Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The programmes are geared towards producing innovative, creative and flexible nurses and nurse teachers who will cope with the dynamic changes of their professions, technology and socio-economic needs. Emphasis is on nursing standards, ethical issues and values of human life in the nursing and midwifery profession./p>

SCHOOL PROGRAMMES

I.Bachelor of science in Nursing Education (BSc.NED)

II.Bachelor of science in Nursing

III.MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PAEDIATRIC NURSING (MSc.PN)

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DEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING

Warm Welcome to the AAMSoN –CUHAS web site: A site to encourage you for more communication among AAMSoN team –students and staff with their colleagues from other departments. Clinical staff and patients, researchers and our collaborators are warmly invited to share with us much more than before. Our desire is to see the future nurses and midwives become the Best Careers who utilize evidence based nursing and midwifery practices in their work. This website creates a platform to start learning the current evidences in Nursing and Midwifery care.

Prof. Rose Mjawa LaisserDean AAMSoN.

OUR PROJECTS

ERASMUS+ INFPREV4FRICA PROJECT

The InfPrev4frica is a multinational project that focuses on addressing the escalating incidence and prevalence of Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) and the growing concern of Antimicrobial Resistance, involving 7 different partner institutions for a duration of 3 years.

InfrPrev4frica project aims to enable Higher Education Institutions in Nursing in Sub-Saharan Africa to implement a teaching-learning process in the area of nursing, focused on the development of sustainable and innovative practices, proposing a Pedagogical Model and exploring a simulation aspect, as a pedagogical strategy with an impact on the development of nursing students' skills in the prevention and control of healthcare-associated infections (HAI), which is one of the global health priorities and important in this region.

Through intervention in the training process of future professionals, this project aims to improve the quality of higher education in sub-Saharan Africa, substantiating itself in an innovative nursing curriculum and improving partners; teaching-learning methods/pedagogical tools.

Partner institution.
Escola Superior De Enfermagem De Coimbra (ESEnfc) – Portugal: University of Antananarivo (UA) and Université de Mahajanga (UMGA) – Madagascar;The Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College (KCMUCO);The Catholic University Of Health And Allied Sciences (CUHAS)- Tanzania and Poznan University of Medical Sciences(UMP) – Poland.

NHIR- PROJECT

The Learning and Sharing (L&S) event is scheduled to take place every 2 years and is an integral component of the research life cycle of the Unit. Primarily, the event is a forum for learning and sharing in respect of the multiple research projects being implemented across the 8 countries that are contributing to the Unit. The event provides an opportunity for the country research teams to come together to update on progress, share detail in respect of challenges and successes of the research workstreams that they are delivering, and to benefit from specific training and learning opportunities available throughout the programme.

In 2023, organising this event was a considerable undertaking for the team from Tanzania with more than 80 participants from 12 countries travelling to Dar es Salaam to attend. It was organised by a small management committee comprising key staff from the Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences (CUHAS) and their partners in Tanzania with support from the team at LSTM. Led by Professor Rose Laisser, the committee met monthly leading up to the event, allocating tasks to be achieved within a set budget and a specific timeline and rigorously planning the programme of activities. The support team of Alpha Bonniface and Daniel Nkuba at CUHAS along with Dr Paschal Mdoe at Haydom Lutheran Hospital all worked hard to ensure that issues were resolved, and activities were delivered on time. We are grateful for their contribution to ensuring a successful meeting. Read More

Team

Prof.Rose Mjawa Laisser

Dean school Of Nursing

Dr.AsteriaL.M.Ndomba

Lecturer

Ms.Annastazia Emil Dinho

Mr.James s.Mundamushimu

Assistant Lecturer

Mr.Magwa Kiyumbi

Livuka Nsemwa

Lecturer

Mr. Malale

Lecturer

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