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Triple success: 33 new nursing staff bring a breath of fresh air to Pasewalk!
On July 11, 2025, 33 nursing specialists in Pasewalk received their certificates. Find out more about the success of nursing education in the region and innovative projects to improve nursing care.
Triple success: 33 new nursing staff bring a breath of fresh air to Pasewalk!
A very special event took place today at the Pasewalk Cultural Forum: 33 newly trained nursing specialists ceremoniously received their certificates. Headmistress Kerstin Latzkow and her mentors presented the graduates with the documents and highlighted their achievements. “We are proud of this year, who impressed with their hard work and perseverance,” emphasized Latzkow, referring to the important recruitment of skilled workers for the clinics in the Uecker-Randow region.
The graduates completed their training at the Asklepios Education Center and gained practical experience in various facilities such as Pasewalk, Ueckermünde and Anklam. Of the 42 nursing students who started, 40 passed the exam, with the top two achieving an average of 1.6. Only seven candidates have to repeat the exam, but they have the chance to take it again within the next six months. “The three bachelor graduates from China who have started the training are also particularly noteworthy,” added Kai Firneisen, managing director of the Asklepios Clinic.
The future of care
A promising professional field: This is nursing in Germany. Society has the task of supporting people in need and older people, and politicians are called upon to ensure sustainable care. As the Federal Ministry of Education and Research reports, there have been numerous initiatives in recent years to advance nursing research. These developments are necessary because over 70 million people with statutory health insurance in Germany rely on high-quality care. The projects supported by the innovation fund aim to improve the quality of care and close gaps in care.
Technological innovations play a crucial role in this. For example, the “Nursing Innovations 2030” initiative is working to improve the quality of life for nursing staff and the people they care for. Research projects funded by the BMFTR aim to advance technical assistance systems and digital solutions to make everyday care easier.
Together for better solutions
An important project that aims to shape the future of nursing is the “Future of Nursing” research cluster. Funded since 2017, the project will now be continued for five years with 20 million euros. “The aim is to spread the technological innovations beyond model regions and to reduce the burden on nursing staff,” explains a spokesman for the cluster. In the first phase the focus was on the development of new technologies; Now the focus is on practical transfer.
The innovations include robotic systems to relieve the burden on nursing staff and telemedical applications to monitor the health of those in need of care. With the buddy concept, experienced care facilities support their new partners in implementing innovative technologies and thus create a network that shares knowledge and experiences.
Developments in the field of care are immensely important, not least because the quality of care is becoming increasingly important. It should not be forgotten that despite technical aids, the human element in care remains essential. Artificial intelligence cannot replace the humanity and empathy that characterize nurses.
Overall, it can be said that the regional training in Pasewalk is a bright spot in the nursing industry. The graduates bring fresh ideas and a lot of commitment - and that's exactly what will be needed in the future!