NURS 1130L - Adult Nursing III Lab

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NURS 1130L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1130. Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1130, which is the lecture component of this course.

Prerequisites: (2) NURS 1120 and NURS 1950

Pre/Corequisite: (1) NURS 1130

Lecture Hours: 0.0
Lab Hours: 0.0
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives
1. Incorporate advanced novice standards of ethical, professional and legal behavior while applying critical reasoning of nursing theory with individuals and families. [EOP SLO #2, #5]{Clinical: Obj. I}
2. Demonstrate responsibility and accountability for advanced novice level nursing practice by the need for continued personal learning and self-development. [EOP SLO #5] {Clinical: Obj II}
3. Develop as an advanced novice professional nurse in the clinical role as care giver by incorporating client beliefs, interests and needs in nursing process. [EOP SLO # 1] {Clinical: Obj III}
4. Utilize caring and critical thinking to evaluate therapeutic interventions and make shared clinical judgments related to nursing care of individuals and families with varied life experiences. [EOP SLO #3, #4]{Clinical: Obj IV}
5. Examine, as an advanced novice clinician, the information and process needed to work with health professionals within the context of caring for individuals and families. [EOP SLO #2]{Clinical: Obj. V)
6. Formulate strategies to enhance positive interpersonal relationships and communication patterns while providing care for individuals and families [ EOP SLO #1, #4] {Clinical: Obj. VI}
7. Evaluate the concepts of caring, power and empowerment in the teaching-learning process to assist clients to reach a higher level of health. [EOP SLO #3, #4] {Clinical: Obj. VII}
8. Apply as a clinician, the concepts of empowerment, autonomy and advocacy when providing nursing care to clients in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. [EOP SLO #1, #5]{Clinical: Obj. VIII}

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