Research on Implementation Modes of Ideological and Political Courses in Pediatric Nursing
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v4i4.3783Abstract
with the continuous advancement of socialist modernization, China needs more and more talents, in particular the talents who are not only high in professional techniques, but also high in ideological and moral level and thinking ability, thus producing ideological and political courses. Along with the constant development of education cause, the professional education starts to concern on ideological and political work and integrate ideological and political courses into professional teaching. To this end, the paper explores the specific implementation path of ideological and political course mode from the perspective of pediatric nursing, describes ideological and political courses in detail and points out the requirements on the construction of ideological and political courses of pediatric nursing so as to provide reference for education of pediatric nursing and improvement of students’ comprehensive quality.
Keywords:
Pediatric nursing; Ideological and political course; Implementation modeReferences
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