The Importance of Alignment and Congruence revised

The Need for Congruence and Alignment
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Introduction
The nursing curriculum components are vital attributes towards for service delivery. The Midwest Group implements the roles of educating the public in the aspect of health services including water contamination as well as other forms of infections. The nurse educators should align the curriculum to meet the demands of the healthcare services. The mission and vision statements are necessary for guiding the organization activities. The health department focuses on enhancing a healthy lifestyle in different locations. The curriculum should aim at strengthening engagement as well as a shared purpose concerning the nursing domain. Congruence is salient in measuring the applicability of the organization goals. The paper provides detailed information regarding the need for the congruence and alignment in nursing. However, the paper explores the approaches necessary to implement congruence and alignment in the nursing curriculum.
Strategies to Achieve and Alignment and Congruence for the Nursing Practice
The mission statement should incorporate the health approaches including water safety for the individuals. However, the advanced roles regarding nursing should have advanced groups and practices to enhance patient care (Hart & Davis, 2011). I would employ the above strategies due to the connection between the efforts and the actions which are core to the nursing values.
Provision of the Content Experts
The nurse educators should improve the learning process of the students by enhancing the relevance of the course content.

The content experts are critical in strengthening congruence and alignment in the nursing practice and learning. The nurse educators should encourage innovation and research activities to aid in developing course relevance which is critical in knowledge acquisition. The research activities should as well encourage diverse participation thus fostering cultural diversity. The course objectives should aim at providing the learners with adequate knowledge about the area of study (Yearwood & Riley, 2010).
The curriculum components of nursing are critical not only for the nurse educators but also to the learners. Revision of the curriculum components helps to enhance quality as well as integrity thus essential in knowledge acquisition (Keating, 2015).
Conclusion
In summation, the alignment and congruence of the curriculum components have proved to be salient for the nursing practice. Nursing institutions should aim at promoting the curriculum that equips the learners with the vital knowledge about the nursing domain. Eventually, the nurse educators should consent with other stakeholders including the experts to promote the alignment and congruence of the curriculum.
References
Hart, P., & Davis, N. (2011). Effects of Nursing Care on Patient Outcomes Within Acute Care
Nursing Units. Journal Of Nursing Care Quality, 26(2), 161-168. http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/ncq.0b013e3181efc9cb
Keating, S. (2015). Curriculum development in nursing (3rd ed., pp. 185-220).
New York: NY: Springer.
Yearwood, E., & Riley, J. (2010). Curriculum infusion to promote nursing student well-being.
Journal Of Advanced Nursing, 66(6), 1356-1364. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2648.2010.05304.x