University of Luzon Dean Featured in Nurse Gazette for Transformative Leadership in Nursing
Posted on 7th of Aug 2026 by UL Administrator
Scholarly excellence continues to bring recognition to the University of Luzon through the accomplishments of Dr. Jordan Llego, Dean of the College of Nursing and Midwifery. He was recently featured in Nurse Gazette in an article titled Transformative Leadership in Nursing, recognizing his contributions to nursing leadership, professional education, and the advancement of healthcare.
Published on May 26, 2026, the feature presents leadership as a driving force that empowers nurses to become advocates of evidence-based practice and compassionate patient care. It highlights Prof. Dr. Llego’s commitment to mentoring future healthcare professionals through quality teaching, continuous learning, and the development of professional competence needed to respond to the evolving educational needs of the nursing profession.
Throughout the article, Prof. Dr. Llego is emphasizes to value meaningful leadership that extends beyond authority by fostering collaboration, accountability, and lifelong learning. His insights demonstrate how a strong learning environment encourages nurses to reach their full potential, strengthen their skills, and contribute to better health outcomes while inspiring the next generation of healthcare leaders.
This recognition also reflects the University’s enduring commitment to academic excellence, research, and service. Through the achievements of its faculty members, the University of Luzon continues to cultivate leaders whose expertise, integrity, and dedication create lasting impact in both education and human health.
This recognition reflects the University’s commitment to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It supports SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being by promoting leadership that strengthens healthcare practice, develops competent nursing professionals, and contributes to improved human health. It also advances SDG 4: Quality Education by championing professional education, quality teaching, and lifelong learning that prepare future nurses to meet the changing demands of healthcare with excellence and compassion.
