Nursing Concepts and Experience II

Catalog description

This course integrates nursing curriculum concepts, evidence-based practice from previous nursing core, and pre-requisite courses with a focus on patient aligned care. The emphasis is placed on long and short-term health problems in the areas of maternal and children’s health. Student learning outcomes include the application of quality and safety educational standards (QSEN) and clinical decision-making. Students will focus on specified nursing problems in relation to developmentally and culturally diverse patients and families. The outcomes will include collaboration with the health care team, health promotion, maintenance, and restoration. Knowledge and skills from previous courses are reinforced and related to added content. Clinical experiences will focus on patient responses in maternal and child health, in acute care settings. Clinical experiences are scheduled involving morning, afternoon, evening, or weekend hours in a variety of settings focusing on course concepts. Corequisite: MIS1033 Introduction to Computers. Prerequisite: NRS1109 Nursing Concepts and Experience I.