Internal Evaluation of Subject Ethics in Health Care: My Experience of MS Nursing Students at a Pakistani Nursing Institute

Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 26 (4):144-145 (2016)
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This article shares my experience of internal evaluation of bioethics at postgraduate level at a nursing institute of Pakistan. Bioethics is included in the MS Nursing student’s curriculum as a subject “Ethics in Health Care”. In this article I will focus on internal evaluation and also put some light on curriculum design of MS Nursing students.

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