Diversity in nursing education: do we really want it?

Nurse Educ Today

School of Nursing & Midwifery, City University, London Northampton Square, London, ECIV OHB.

Published: July 2002

This paper explores the concept of diversity at the level of the system and organisation, in essence, at the level of Faculty, School or Department of Nursing. As a major educational concept, it has a strong ethical and policy component. The idea of diversity can also provoke debate. Issues that are debated include: Why is diversity important? How can it be measured? Is it increasing or decreasing? What policies can enhance or restrict it?

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