Answer:
Bring all practicing nurses/midwives in Ghana under a unified body
Advance the interest of the nursing/midwifery profession
Promote a better understanding and dignity of the profession
Maintain the honour and independence of the profession with special reference to professional standard, conduct, discipline and etiquette.
Promote nursing/midwifery research
Affiliate and promote good relations with the International Council of Nurses Commonwealth Nurses Federation, International confederation of Midwives and similar organization of Nurses in other countries.
Promote and support law reforms on matters affecting the nursing/midwifery profession
Explanation:
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The question is kind of ambiguous (what kind of technology) but here goes:
Pro: we can sustain life (through life support) to give the body support so it can heal and recover, meaning we lose fewer lives. We also have the power to essentially resurrect the recently deceased through CPR and similar advances, which means we are saving lives.
Con: We're playing God and intervening on the process of natural selection (where the weak and sick die off) which means as a human race we become weaker and less healthy, and therefore more dependent on technology.
