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Program Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
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Act in accordance with professional ethics and human rights; know and reflect their legal responsibilities in their practices.
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Continue their professional development with a lifelong learning mindset; critically evaluate the knowledge and skills they acquire.
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Act with a sense of social responsibility, participate in social projects that increase awareness of home care, and demonstrate leadership competence.
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Participate in quality management processes, monitor the quality of care services, and make suggestions for improvement.
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Be competent in public health, preventive health, and individual health awareness; conduct activities to support access to health services.
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Access information in the health field and ensure professional development using at least one foreign language.
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Use information and communication technologies effectively; demonstrate digital literacy in accessing professional information.
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Work collaboratively with different disciplines; 9. Harmonious in team communication.
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Collects, analyzes, and shares data in accordance with scientific, cultural, and ethical values.
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Serves as a role model for society through individual behavior, attitudes, and communication.
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Possesses theoretical and practical knowledge specific to home patient care; can access and apply basic scientific information.
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Identifies professional problems, takes responsibility in individual and team work, and develops solutions.
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Assesses the care needs of patients, the elderly, and disabled individuals and performs dependent/independent tasks.
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Plans and implements health education programs for families, individuals, and the community, and conducts activities aimed at protecting and improving health.