Emphasis is placed on assisting clients to recognize their own actual or potential problems and to take action to promote the clients physical, emotional, environmental, spiritual and cultural health. NUR 300 and other prescribed courses in the catalog. The course is presented concurrently with NUR 360 or NUR 370 the second semester of the junior year and continues the course content of NUR 300. This course describes the concepts of communication, leadership process, decision making process, change theory, culture, ethics and family nutrition. These concepts are applied to the family and synthesis is achieved through written and oral application assignments.
Emphasis is on content common to the senior level courses.
Nursing concepts and research content are expanded upon from the sophomore and junior levels. All junior level nursing courses. This course explore the role of the nursing manager. The student will examine the management processes of planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling. This course applies the nursing process to families and aggregate populations in the community and serves as a departmental W course with formal written work.