History:
The department was established as a first department of the Higher Institute of Nursing, Alexandria University in 1955. The department pertain the study of concepts, principles and skills that apply in different health care settings. In addition, concentrate on the development of leadership and communication skills in management of nursing care. The development also holds various workshops for the faculty members inside and outside the Faculty, scientific research in the field of nursing administration as quality of health care, leadership and communication, performance appraisal, management of human resources for improvement efficiency and effectiveness of quality of patient care.
Mission:
The Nursing Administration Department's primary mission is to provide high quality advanced educational programs that are evaluated periodically according to the international quality standards in nursing administration for both undergraduate and postgraduate students to think critically, communicate effectively, and practice professional leadership role within present and future nursing education and practice to improve health and wellness of the community.
Vision:
The Nursing Administration Department aspires for a pioneering status worldwide as a center of excellence for nursing education, practice and academic research for nursing administration nationally and internationally through graduation of well competent and highly trained nurses who have the professional nursing ability to meet the labor market demands and capable of competing in the era of technology and science.
Objectives:
- Develop the students' educational abilities in the activation of new strategies in the teaching and learning to prepare graduates capable of leading the working group and provide nursing care based on evidence and professional standards.
- Provide graduate for the development of information and skills training for graduates to keep pace with modern challenges in the health care system programs.
- Conduct training programs throughout the year in the health institutions and the Training Unit as well as the Education Development Center at the Faculty of Nursing to strengthen the relationship and ongoing cooperation with the health institutions to improve the quality of health care.
- Develop the abilities of the faculty and administration members in leadership development and quality in education and health care.
Scientific Degrees:
The department offers special courses needed to award the following scientific degrees:
- Master in Nursing Administration.
- Doctorate in Nursing Administration.
- Diploma in Nursing Administration.
Faculty Members of Nursing Administration Department |
|
Academic Position |
Name |
Professor |
Prof. Mary Hermina |
Professor |
Prof. Magda Nassar |
Professor |
Prof. Zeinab Nabawi |
Professor |
Prof. Noura Basiouni |
Professor |
Prof. Gehan El-Beialy |
Professor |
Prof. Azza Hassan |
Assistant professor |
Dr. Fatma Baddar |
Assistant professor |
Dr. Hanan Ezzat |
Assistant professor |
Dr. Ghada Hamouda |
Assistant professor |
Dr. Hala Abdo |
Assistant professor |
Dr. Ebtesam Omar |
Lecturer |
Dr. Amany Farag |
Lecturer |
Dr. Faten El-Sebaei |
Lecturer |
Dr. Rehab Gamil |
Lecturer |
Dr. Naglaa Abd El-Aziz |
Lecturer |
Dr. Sabrin Mahmoud |
Lecturer |
Dr. Nancy Sabry |
Lecturer |
Dr. Nadia Hassan |
Assistant lecturer |
Heba Farouk |
Assistant lecturer |
Heba El-Anwar |
Assistant lecturer |
Sally Farghaly |
Assistant lecturer |
Mohamed Saad |
Assistant lecturer |
Amal Deiab |
Demonstrator |
Ahmed Abd El-Wahab |
Demonstrator |
Said Mohamed |
Demonstrator |
Nariman Ahmed |
Demonstrator |
Rabab Saleh |
Demonstrator |
Noura Mohamed |
Demonstrator |
Boshra Karem |
Demonstrator |
Samia Mohamed |
Demonstrator |
Asmaa Shebl |
Demonstrator |
Heba Zabadi |