THE FUTURE OF NURSING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
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Nursing, Healthcare, Challenges, Opportunities, Leadership, Education, Public Health, Innovation, FutureAbstract
Nursing is one of the most essential pillars of healthcare worldwide, continually adapting to changing social, technological, and economic environments. This paper explores the future of nursing by analysing both the challenges and the opportunities that shape the profession in the 21st century. The expanded discussion includes workforce shortages, ethical dilemmas, digital transformation, education reforms, leadership roles, and the integration of public health. The study also highlights the importance of cultural competence, global cooperation, and innovation in nursing practice. The conclusion underlines the urgency of policy reforms, advanced education, and sustainable strategies to ensure that nursing remains resilient and effective in meeting the complex health needs of modern societies.
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