Publish at June 05 2024 Updated June 05 2024
Nursing training and the nursing profession in France are being reinvented, with university education, nursing science and digital health all on the agenda. An ambitious reform to shape the nurse of tomorrow, a reflective professional with a developed critical and scientific mind, well-versed in new technologies and a key player in a fast-changing healthcare system.
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