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Assesses performance in healthcare education at ASEAN University Network, indicating its importance for aspiring healthcare professionals.
University networks have been conducting assessments to determine how well they prepare students for upcoming healthcare concerns. The purpose of this study is to assess St. Dominic College of Asia’s performance as a member of the ASEAN University Network (AUN), specifically with regard to its School of Nursing and Allied Health Studies programs. Faculty members and students who are directly or indirectly affiliated with AUN member universities were surveyed online for this study. A seven-point Likert scale was used in the survey to collect input from pertinent stakeholders. Over 93% of the 701 respondents were students, followed by teachers (about 4.5%), administration (about 1%), and non-teaching staff (less than 1%). While the School of Physical Therapy and the School of Radiologic Technology had comparable numbers of responses (21 each), the School of Nursing had a significant number of respondents (659). The findings demonstrated how important the ASEAN University Network (AUN) evaluation is to the School of Nursing and Allied Health Studies. Understanding the significance of this exam can be very beneficial to aspiring healthcare professionals who are thinking about a career in nursing or allied health studies.
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