The clinical experience consists of exposing the student, with guidance, to women, children and families experiencing the childbearing and childrearing developmental processes. Inpatient, ambulatory care, school and community settings will be utilized to allow the student to care for families in antepartal, intrapartal, postpartal, normal neonatal and pediatric settings. Professional legal issues and ethical, cultural considerations affecting health care delivery are included. Standards of nursing practice and changing nursing roles are discussed. Application of selected nursing skills and knowledge to groups of patients in a health care facility by the RN or LPN enrolled in this course.
Emphasis is placed on application of the nursing process.
Communication skills, patient and staff teaching and standards of nursing practice are also implemented. Interferences in physiological and psychosocial functioning encountered by individuals and groups throughout the life span are reviewed. ADNR 271.0, Present or Previous RN license. Transcultural Health Care 3 Analysis and discussion of how practitioners can incorporate various cultural behaviors into the modern medical practice. Issues include various health care delivery systems with emphasis on the economic impact of availability of health care and preparation of health care providers.