2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-11692013000200023
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English in the nursing degree: a pending subject

Abstract: The English training has different characteristics in each university, which implies a different commitment from each center for this learning. This fact questions the adequacy of the education in relation to the new competence profile required by the European Higher Education Area, which may adversely affect future professional development.

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“…A study performed in Spanish universities indicates the need of including contents in English in the curriculum of undergraduate programs to adapt the profile of professional skills to global systems and consolidate a society without language barriers (10) . This is far from reality, but must receive more attention so nurses can dedicate themselves to researches of greater impact.…”
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“…A study performed in Spanish universities indicates the need of including contents in English in the curriculum of undergraduate programs to adapt the profile of professional skills to global systems and consolidate a society without language barriers (10) . This is far from reality, but must receive more attention so nurses can dedicate themselves to researches of greater impact.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%