WHO Center for the International Nursing
Development of Advanced Practice
The purposes of this center include:
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- To collaborate in sharing of relevant curricula, teaching methods and clinical site development for advanced nursing practice nationally and internationally, including the exchange of nursing scholars in education, practice and research.
- To collaborate with specific countries and other collaborating centers in the promotion and network development for advanced practice in the multi-site delivery of health care, including the capacity for health policy strategy and health services research.
- To collaborate with WHO & PAHO in disseminating models of interdisciplinary education, practice and research in nursing, especially as they pertain to advanced nursing practitioners in primary care collaboration with physicians.
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Relevant Activities of the Center
How to Contact the Center:
Sarah Sheets Cook
Vice Dean
Dorothy M. Rogers Professor of Clinical Nursing
Columbia University School of Nursing
630 West 168 St., Box 6
New York, NY 10032
email: ssc3@columbia.edu
Richard Garfield
Henrik H. Bendixen Clinical Professor of International Nursing
Columbia University School of Nursing
630 West 168 St., Box 6
New York, NY 10032
email: rmg3@columbia.edu
