OBJECTIVOS DA APEARTD

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A)  Contribuir para uma crescente dignificação profissional, social e humana dos enfermeiros que exerçam a sua actividade na âmbito da anestesia, reanimação, terapêutica da dor (ARTD) ou áreas afins;





B) Promover e/ou incentivar a realização de cursos, simpósios e congressos relacionados com a área de enfermagem ARTD;





C) Promover a investigação na enfermagem ARTD;




D) Defender a efectiva e adequada formação académica e profissional nesta área, representando os seus associados perante os organismos oficiais, capazes de desenvolver uma especialidade em Enfermagem de Anestesia, Reanimação e Terapêutica da Dor;




E) Colaborar com outras instituições em iniciativas de estudo, investigação e promoção da Saúde;




F) Promover a edição de uma Revista e/ou Jornal e de obras científicas no domínio da enfermagem ARTD.

g) Relacionar-se com as suas congéneres estrangeiras para o intercâmbio de conhecimento e experiências e cooperação em projectos de interesse mútuo;




H) Contribuir para a evolução da Cultura de Enfermagem e para a melhoria da qualidade dos cuidados de saúde prestados à população Portuguesa.

Elaborado por Nuno José Tavares Lopes e Sandra Isabel Nunes Cruz

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