Glen Taylor Nursing Institute For Family and Society

College of Allied Health and Nursing|Academic Programs|Nursing

Advancing family and societal health and healing through education, research and practice.

A New Milestone for Family and Community Nursing in Austria!

Group of people standing in front of a golden autumn tree with a blue sky in the backgroundOur partner, the University of Applied Sciences in Klagenfurt, Austria, has officially launched a brand-new Master’s program in Advanced Practice Nursing , the first in Austria with a dedicated focus on Family and Community Health! The inaugural cohort welcomes 17 pioneering students who are setting the stage for a new era of family-centered, community-based nursing practice in Austria!

We are proud that Dr. Hans-Peter de Ruiter, Director of the Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society at Minnesota State University, Mankato, delivered the program’s first lecture, exploring the Advanced Practice Nurse role from a global perspective.

It is truly inspiring to see a graduate program with family-centered care at its core. We warmly congratulate the faculty and students at Klagenfurt on this exciting new beginning!

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About the Institute

The mission of The Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society is to focus on innovative nursing practice knowledge that influences the health and healing of families and society, and to provide leadership and expertise in family and society health related issues.

Education

The Glen Taylor Institute develops, tests, and disseminates nursing education pedagogies and nursing practice models that advance nursing practice.

Research

With a focus on families and community, the Institute supports a community of research engaged in family and societal health.

Practice

The Institute develops models that create partnerships around the world, supports the health of family and society and inspires change in nursing practice.