Department of Fundamentals Nursing

Introduction

The Department of Fundamentals Nursing has a total of 10 faculty members with 3 doctoral and 7 master’s degrees. In terms of teaching staff 33% have a doctorate, 67% have a master’s degree and 90% have a professional degree. Main activities of our department are undergraduate and postgraduate training, research study and clinical activities. The department of fundamentals nursing was established in 2010 and leads course theory, practice, and seminars in Communication, attitude, Psychology, Basics of Nursing, Skills of Nursing and Thinking Decision Making Methods, Health Care, Medical Ethics, Oral Nursing, and Palliative Care specializes in professional classes such as Nurse, Midwife, Physical Therapist, Dentistry Technician, Pharmacist, Laboratory Technician.

Mission

We aim to use modern teaching methods in the training to acquire general nursing knowledge, skills and attitudes at a high professional level.

Faculty members

• Gankhuyag.G – head of department, Ph.D, lead professional degree.
• Munkhkhand.J – senior faculty member, Ph.D, senior professional degree.
• Naranbaatar.N – faculty member, Ph.D, senior professional degree.
• Sergelentsetseg.J – senior faculty member, M.Sc, consultant professional degree.
• Tsetsgee.N – faculty member, M.Sc, lead professional degree.
• Otgontsend.O – faculty member, M.Sc, lead professional degree.
• Dolgorjav.M – faculty member, M.Sc, consultant professional degree.
• Narantsetseg.E – practiser faculty member,
• M.ScMunkhtuya.E – faculty member, M.Sc, senior professional degree.
• Munkhtuya.B – assistant faculty member, senior professional degree.

The activity of the Department of midwife, maternal and child nursing
Undergraduate training:

• Basics of nursing
• Skills of nursing
• Communication skills
• Methods of thinking and making decisions
• Oral nursing

Graduate training:

• Nursing management
• Nursing policy
• Methods of thinking and making decisions

Postgraduate training:

• Nursing management
• Continuous short-term trainings
• 1 month family nursing training

Research priorities:

• Education Science
• Medical education
• Management
• Psychology
• The science of nursing
• Palliative Care
• Diabetes training and counseling