NURS 4200 - Nursing Adults with Acute Health Concerns

Evidence-based theories/concepts, and nursing judgment and application of nursing process are emphasized using clinical reasoning skills to provide holistic nursing care. In tertiary care settings, students use standards of ethical professional nursing practice to assist adult patients with acute health concerns to restore, maintain and promote health, attain optimum well-being or to die with dignity. Responsibility and accountability for patient centered care, teamwork, collaboration, resource conservation, promotion of human flourishing, national and global concerns and a commitment to a servant leadership lifestyle are foundational to effective clinical judgments and safe patient outcomes. Three lecture hours per week all semester and 96 clinical hours.

Prerequisite(s): Level I standing, NURS 3000, NURS 3620L.

Credit Hours: 5

Term Offered: Fall, Spring

Fee(s): $505

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NURS 4200 - Nursing Adults with Acute Health Concerns