Abstract
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals focus on leaving nobody behind and argue that universal health coverage cannot be achieved without strengthening nursing globally( 1 ). It poses several challenges to both nursing education and research to achieve this goal within the increasing complexities in the nursing profession. Nursing faculties have reiterated the need to engage with international partners to combine resources and expertise on an international level to address complex interconnected global nursing and health issues. This commentary will reflect on a sustainable partnership for global nursing education between a Canadian and Brazilian university.
Highlights
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals focus on leaving nobody behind and argue that universal health coverage cannot be achieved without strengthening nursing globally(1)
Nursing faculties have reiterated the need to engage with international partners to combine resources and expertise on an international level to address complex interconnected global nursing and health issues
This commentary will reflect on a sustainable partnership for global nursing education between a Canadian and Brazilian university
Summary
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals focus on leaving nobody behind and argue that universal health coverage cannot be achieved without strengthening nursing globally(1). It poses several challenges to both nursing education and research to achieve this goal within the increasing complexities in the nursing profession. Nursing faculties have reiterated the need to engage with international partners to combine resources and expertise on an international level to address complex interconnected global nursing and health issues. This commentary will reflect on a sustainable partnership for global nursing education between a Canadian and Brazilian university
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