Adult Gerontology Hlthcare III

Catalog description

This course is designed to expand the student's learning in advanced theories and principles related to the delivery of nursing care in the care of the adult through the continuum of their lifespan. This course represents the culmination and integration of all previous course work and provides opportunity for the student to continue to master the domains and competencies of the Adult Gerontology Acute Care NP DNP. Course content specifically addresses issues for professional practice needed for the graduate to enter the workforce as an advanced practice nurse. Students will gain an overview of advanced monitoring and equipment used in the critical care setting, with an understanding of the principles involved in the assessment, planning and implementation of nursing interventions for patients in acute and critical care settings. Nationally accepted evidence-based practice guidelines are incorporated. Pre/Co-requisites: NUR 7206, NUR 7207 Practicum Clinical placements are arranged by faculty with individual preceptors. Student clinical experiences will be in primarily acute care settings. The clinical practicum builds on previous clinical and didactic coursework and provides opportunities to enhance integrate and apply knowledge and skills in the roles of the advanced practice nurse at a more independent level of practice. 200 Clinical hours.