Nurse Instructors and Buddhist Way to Enhance a Desirable Instructor

Abstract

             Nurse instructors are teaching and learning staff in nursing institutions with the duties of teaching principles, supervising, and supervising the practical practice of nursing students, as well as producing academic works that are beneficial to teaching and learning. Being a desirable teacher is an important issue that officers should acknowledge and comply with to be a teacher who is respected in the context of Thai society and as good model for nursing students who are about to be a nurse. Each nursing institution has their own code of Nursing Ethics as well as Ethics for desirable teachers. In Buddhism, teachers are given importance as the right direction or respected as an important person in knowledge and teaching. This article describes a 7 desirable characters of a teacher in the Buddhist way or Kalyanamittadhamma that nursing teachers can apply in the context of teaching and learning in nursing.