Permission of instructor is required. A course for graduate students which provides an opportunity to examine ethical concepts and theories at they relate to selected situations in advanced nursing practice. Focuses on the knowledge and skills required for care of clients experiencing actual or potential wound, ostomy and continence problems. Prepares students for the management and rehabilitation of persons with these specific problems. Explores specialized knowledge of assessment, pathophysiology, products, and resources related to wounds, ostomy and continence care.
Attention is given to evaluating the impact of selected therapeutic interventions.
Elective Courses in the School of Nursing need a minimum enrollment of 8 students to proceed. Courses with small enrollments may be cancelled. If discrepancies exist between this schedule and the schedule printed in the Course Offering Directory, this schedule is correct.