The NCZ serves as the statutory body responsible for regulating the training, practice, and registration of all professional nurses and midwives in Zimbabwe. Its core functions include approving curricula and training regulations for nursing and midwifery schools, maintaining professional registers for various nursing categories, such as Registered General Nurses, Midwives, Psychiatric Nurses, and others.
The establishment of the NCZ marked a significant milestone in Zimbabwe’s healthcare system, providing a structured and standardized approach to nursing education and practice. By fostering professional development and ensuring regulatory compliance, the NCZ plays a crucial role in promoting high-quality healthcare services across the country.
