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Binghamton University · UGRD

Begins with a review of the elements of logic and effective argumentation and of both critical and ethical thinking. Elements and their application shape subsequent discussions that include the following: 1) a critical examination of different epistemologies and their impact on current approaches to nursing research, theory development and clinical practice; 2) analyses of writings of selected nursing theorists; and 3) theory development in nursing. Introduction to theoretical thinking in nursing that presents methods of inquiry necessary for the development and expansion of knowledge (and understanding) in nursing. Overview of important issues in the philosophy of science included. Relationships among philosophy, values, practice, science, theory and research, and their effect on the structure of nursing knowledge, are discussed. Conceptual models and theories for nursing practice are examined. In addition, fundamental elements central to the research process are presented, with opportunities for application and practice. Note: Section 02 (CRN 23835) of Nursing 601 is restricted to enrollment only by Post MS DNP nursing program students.
Fall 2026 · 2 sections
Aug 18 – Dec 8
| Section | Days & time | Location | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02Class #23835 | Time not published | Distance Learning N/A | Fish,Anne |
| 03Class #36486 | Time not published |
| Fish,Anne |