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People

come first, are of the highest value to the College:

Staff — their competence, commitment, individuality and innovativeness create a unique environment for development and learning.

Learners — their different backgrounds as well as skills and knowledge that evolve in the process of learning, enrich the College, becoming a bridge between society and partners.
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Cooperation

the College shapes skills for multi-professional and multicultural teamwork in its staff and learners while in continuous national and international cooperation with organisations that support development.
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Inclusion

college staff, learners, alumni and partners are included in the management of its organisation and development activities.
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Development

we support innovativeness, we inspire and are inspired, we make purposeful development possible while insisting on accountability for the choices made.

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Complementary Health Care 19.–23.03.2012

19.–23.03.2012 in the frames of the Norlys network of the Nordplus programme an intensive course "Complementary Health Care" takes place in Oslo, Norway. Participants from the Tallinn Health Care College are lecturer of the Chair of Nursing Agve Nuiamäe and students Martin Mand and Marelle Maiste.

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Complementary Health Care 19.–23.03.2012

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