Khaberni - The Nursing College at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan has concluded the activities of the American Nursing Education Accreditation Commission (ACEN) visit. The visit lasted for three consecutive days, as part of the processes to evaluate academic programs and measure their compliance with quality standards and international accreditation in nursing education.
The visit included an intensive program that involved field tours to inspect the college facilities, classrooms, laboratories, and learning resources, along with reviewing evidence, documents, and academic plans. The team also held a series of meetings with the college administration, faculty members, and students, reflecting a high level of transparency and readiness in presenting its educational and training system.
The Dean of the Nursing College, Dr. Hassan Abu Al-Raz, spoke about the college's outstanding readiness, emphasizing that this was a result of early planning and organized institutional work, and the integration of efforts between academic departments and administrative and clinical units, along with continuous support from the university management and board of directors. He explained that the college was keen to prepare a comprehensive documentation file and to equip facilities and labs according to the highest standards, in addition to meticulously coordinating meetings and gatherings, reflecting a culture of quality and ongoing improvement embraced by the college.
Additionally, Dr. Abu Al-Raz appreciated the significant efforts made by the teams, faculty members, administrative staff, and students, noting that the spirit of commitment and cooperation had a direct impact on the success of the visit, presenting the college in an honorable light that reflects its academic mission and orientation towards improving clinical education and training outputs to serve the community. He also expressed gratitude to the team from the American Nursing Education Accreditation Commission (ACEN) for their constructive professional feedback, confirming their commitment to continuing improving the quality of their programs and enhancing them according to the best practices and international standards.
