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    ROLE OF THE NURSE TOWARDSATTAINMENT OF VISION 2030

    53rd Annual Scientific Conference

    ByGituro Wainaina

    Director Social and Political PillarsKenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat

    Kagumo Teachers CollegeOctober 5, 2011

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    VALUES

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    VALUES

    1. Punctuality -speed and respect fortime; a professional in hurry

    2. Spirit of Service -customer service

    mentality; constant improvement

    and anticipation3. Quality of Delivery - high standards,

    spirit of excellence, efficiency

    4. Result Oriented completion

    towards results; we finish what we

    start5. Self Respect -national pride

    VALUES

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    WHY KENYA VISION 2030

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    Health

    Affordable and AdequateHousing and Sanitation

    Hunger Free and Quality Food

    Enough Safe and Clean Water

    Social Security

    Education

    CHAPTER 4

    BILL OF RIGHTS

    BILL OF RIGHTS ARTICLE 43

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    OVERVIEW OF VISION 2030

    Long-termdevelopment blueprint

    Globally competitiveand prosperous

    country with a highquality of life for all itscitizens

    Transform Kenya intoindustrializing middle

    income country by2030

    KENYA

    VISION 2030

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    FEATURES OF VISION 2030

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    May 5, 2012Overview of Vision 2030

    8

    FEATURES OF VISION 2030

    NATIONAL VALUES

    Economic

    PillarSocial

    PillarPolitical

    Pillar

    VISION 2030

    Enablers and Macro

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    PILLARS

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    ENABLERSAND MACRO

    Infrastructure

    ICT

    STI

    Land Reforms Public Sector Reforms

    Water and Sanitation Security, Peace Building

    and Conflict Management

    ENABLERS AND MACRO

    (Foundations to Socioeconomic Development)

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    Agriculture

    Tourism

    Wholesale, Retail andTrade

    Manufacturing

    Business Process Off-

    Shoring/IT Services Financial Services

    ECONOMICPILLAR

    (GDP at 10%)

    ECONOMIC PILLAR

    (Adding Value to Products & Services)

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    Education and Training

    Medical Services

    Public Health and Sanitation

    Environment Housing and Urbanization

    Gender, Children and Social

    Development

    Youth and Sports Labor (Manpower Development)

    SOCIAL PILLAR(Building a just,cohesive society)

    SOCIAL PILLAR

    (Investing in the People of Kenya)

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    POLITICALPILLAR

    (Issue based, peoplecentered and results

    oriented)

    Rule of Law Electoral and Political

    Processes

    Democracy and

    Improved Public ServiceDelivery

    Transparency andAccountability

    Public AdministrationReforms

    POLITICAL PILLAR

    (Moving to the Future as One Nation)

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    SYNOPSIS

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    Understanding role of nurses in achieving health relatedflagships and MDGs will go a long way in the achievement of

    Vision 2030 for a healthy nation is a rich nation

    Nurses are the cornerstone of nations health careindustrythey not only offer care and comfort, but alsoserve as role models for good health care

    Nurses identify where improvements are needed to increase

    access, promote prevention, coordinate care, and improvequality and efficiency of healthcare for national cohesion

    and sustainable development

    SYNOPSIS

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    Nurses are the main professional component of front linestaff in most health systems and their contribution is

    recognized as essential in meeting development goals and

    delivering safe and effective care

    Nurses continue to deliver more than 80% of health care

    SYNOPSIS

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    ROLE OF THE NURSE

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    1. Provide an efficient and high

    quality health care system with the

    best standards

    Devolution of funds and

    management of health care to

    communities and countiesShifting bias of national health

    bill from curative to preventive

    care

    2. Become regional provider ofchoice for highly-specialised health

    care health tourism

    VISION 2030TARGETS

    ROLE OF THE NURSE

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    1

    9

    HealthProvide basic (preventive / promotive)

    health for the development of healthysociety

    Water & SanitationInculcate a culture of basic

    hygiene and responsible water

    use, Innovation & adaptation to

    modern technology in water

    extraction and delivery

    GenderMainstream gender in the

    education & training to promote

    parity & equity in the society

    HousingDevelop relevant human

    resources capacity to transform

    and manage the housing sector in

    view of natural resources &

    human habitation

    EnvironmentProvide appropriate manpower

    training on environmentalmanagement, providing a basis for

    mindset change towards positive

    environmental behaviour.

    PROMOTING SOCIAL COHESION

    YouthEmpower the youth with relevant

    knowledge, skills and attitude,

    inculcating a culture of

    responsibility, hard work &

    accountabilityNURSING

    Impart knowledge & skills to improve

    management of social systems,change of mindset (attitude change)

    towards nurturing a cohesive and

    knowledgeable society, with a culture

    of tolerance, equity, nationalism,

    respect and value for life and basic

    human rights

    May 5, 2012 Vision 2030 and E&T

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    PROMOTING POLITICAL GROWTH

    Rule of LawTraining and skills to inculcate

    culture that transforms the

    society towards systems and

    behaviour that upholds

    supremacy and respect for the

    rule of law.

    Political StabilityTraining and development of

    a knowledgeable society

    that upholds justice,

    democracy, accountability,

    & responsibility,

    culminating in theestablishment of issue

    based & result oriented

    political engagements.

    NURSING

    Conflict ResolutionNurture a society that is united for common good, freedom of

    thought, a culture of responsibility and accommodation of

    divergent views toward a conflict free society

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    THE NURSE OF THE FUTURE

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    THE

    NURSINGPROFESSION

    MUST

    1. Regularly review its mandate andstrategic objectives

    2. Embrace entrepreneurship

    3. Embrace broad band, technological

    abundance and opportunities, such as

    mobile education and training

    4. Strengthen governance andmanagementcapacity development

    THE NURSE OF THE FUTURE

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    THE

    NURSINGPROFESSION

    MUST

    5. Innovate diffuse new orsignificantly improve services

    and/or goods

    6. Review curriculum and pedagogy

    7. Make key appointment

    8. Have strong strategic leadership

    9. Be outputs (results) oriented

    THE NURSE OF THE FUTURE

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    STRATEGIES

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    STRATEGIES

    1. Enhance service delivery of health care

    (Objective 1)

    2. Strengthen technical capacities and capabilities(Objective 2)

    3. Develop strong partnerships, collaboration and embraceentrepreneurship (Objectives 2 and 4)

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    6. Promote Critical Knowledge, Skills and Qualificationsfor Sustainable Development in Kenya and may I addInnovative Leadership for Competitiveness

    5. Develop a highly skilled human resource base - expose

    nurses and related professionals to new and different

    skills, which are in-line with changing trends worldwide(Objectives 2, 3 and 5)

    4. Develop curriculum that develops and enhances life-long

    and work skills and is anchored on national values

    (Ubuntu) (Objectives 3 and 5)

    STRATEGIES

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    CONCLUSION

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    Journey towards Kenya Vision 2030 is not easy - requires

    sacrifice, hard work, perseverance and determination

    It is important to empower nurses through research, training,leadership, management and access to information - create a

    culture of respect and empowerment for nurses

    We MUSTHave Courage, Capacity, CharacterCommitment and Compassion for example to have

    competent comprehensive nurse-midwives

    CONCLUSION

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    CONCLUSION

    INDICATORS OF

    COMPETENTCOMPREHENSIVE

    NURSE-MIDWIVES

    1. Professional responsibility and

    accountability2. Midwifery practice: Evidence-based, up-to-date

    knowledge; Professional boundaries; Positive experience of

    childbirth process; Dignity and respect; Holistic midwifery care

    3. Health education4. Practice in accordance with latest

    legislation and law affecting heprofession

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    CONCLUSION

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    Difference

    between

    developingand

    developed

    countries

    CONCLUSION

    ?

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    WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT IT?

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    CULTURESHARED NATIONAL VALUES

    (for Unity & Integration)

    ONE NATION

    ONE PEOPLE

    ONE DESTINY

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    ITS TIME FOR INNOVATION IN NURSING!!!!

    ASANTENI SANA

    God Bless Our Beautiful Country

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    Gituro Wainaina

    Director of Social and Political Pillars

    Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat

    +254-722-788-718

    [email protected]

    [email protected]

    http//www.planning.go.ke

    http://www.vision2030.go.ke