Qualification of community nurses

The qualifications of community nurses mainly include academic qualifications, qualifications and quality requirements.

1, education requirements: community nurses should have a nationally recognized nursing professional education. In China, it is usually required to have a technical secondary school degree or above, and must complete the nursing professional courses prescribed by the state and obtain the corresponding academic certificates.

2. Qualification requirements: Community nurses need to have a national nurse qualification certificate, and have received on-the-job training for community nurses designated by the health administrative department at or above the prefecture (city) level, and obtained the corresponding training qualification certificate. Nurses who independently engage in home visiting nursing should also have more than five years of clinical nursing experience in medical institutions.

3. Quality requirements: Community nurses should have good medical ethics, be honest and upright, and do not do illegal operations that violate moral conscience or work disloyal to their duties. Need to have a high sense of responsibility and skilled nursing skills, and be able to independently handle and solve various nursing problems. Community nurses also need to have some special abilities and qualities, such as the ability to communicate with others, the ability to work as a team, the ability to work independently, and the ability to deal with emergencies.

Responsibilities of community nurses:

1, basic nursing work: community nurses need to provide basic nursing services for community residents, such as measuring body temperature, blood pressure and blood sugar. , and assist residents in home care. Community nurses also need to provide health education for residents, guide them to use drugs correctly and prevent common diseases.

2. Carry out health education: Community nurses can improve residents' health awareness and self-care ability by carrying out health education activities. For example, organize health talks, provide health consultation and distribute health information.

3. Establish health files: Community nurses need to establish health files for community residents to record their health status, medical history, allergy history and other information. By regularly updating and maintaining health records, community nurses can fully understand the health status of residents and provide more targeted nursing services for residents. Community nurses also need to have a certain ability of organization and coordination, and can work closely with other medical staff to complete community health services.