Introduction to the role of the BSN-prepared nurse, which includes nursing theory and variables which impact the nursing profession. Writing Intensive. Prerequisites: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN) or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 Admissions to the Nursing Program.

Acquisition of the knowledge and skills to conduct environmental, cultural, and mental/behavioral health assessments of clients, including a head-to-toe evaluation. Prerequisites: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN) or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 admission to the Nursing Program.

Introduction to evidence-based practice and research process, common research methods, and relevant statistical analysis for quantitative and qualitative studies. Prerequisites: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN) or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 Admission to the Nursing program. Pre/Co-requisite: NUR 300WI.

Introduction to the science and social/ethical issues for research and practice related to nursing informatics and information management. Prerequisites: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN) or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 admission to the Nursing Program.

Focuses on the complexities of health care finance, economics, and policy as they impact professional nursing practice and leadership. Prerequisite: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN); or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 admission to the Nursing Program; NUR 300WI or NUR 301.

Expands students’ teaching and learning skills by introducing principles and best practices required for professional and academic nurse educators. Prerequisite: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN) or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 admission to the Nursing Program; NUR 300WI or NUR 301.

Introduction to the basic components and practice of case management and care coordination in a variety of health care and third-party payer settings. Prerequisite: Tier 2: Admission to the Nursing Program (BSN) or Tier 1: Level 2 or Tier 1: Level 3 admission to the Nursing Program. Pre/Co-requisite: NUR 300WI.

This course explores the pathophysiology behind unexpected responses, emergencies, and imbalances to manage and provide care for clients with acute and chronic physical health conditions.  Pre/co-requisites:  NUR 273, NUR 274, NUR 275, NUR 276.

Lifespan focus on the safe administration of medications and parenteral therapies.  Pre/co-requisites:  NUR 273, NUR 274, NUR 275, NUR 276.

Didactic instruction about reproduction across the lifespan and pediatric health is linked with direct nursing care and/or simulated experiences focusing on childbearing and pediatric development.  Prerequisites: NUR 273, NUR 274, NUR 275, NUR 276; Co-requisite: NUR 373.

Direct nursing care and/or simulated experiences focusing on childbearing and pediatric development and nursing care.  Prerequisites:  NUR 273, NUR 274, NUR 275, NUR 276; Co-requisite: NUR 372.

This didactic course examines the importance of intentional collaboration across professions and with care team members, clients, families, communities, and other stakeholders to optimize care.  Pre/co-requisites: NUR 370, NUR 371, NUR 372, NUR 373. 

Didactic instruction about disease prevention and management is linked with direct nursing care and simulated experiences of adult clients with chronic diseases.  Prerequisites: NUR 370, NUR 371, NUR 372, NUR 373; Co-requisite: NUR 376. 

Direct nursing care and simulated experiences of adult clients with chronic diseases for the  prevention of negative sequelae; regenerative or restorative care. Prerequisites:  NUR 370, NUR 371, NUR 372, NUR 373; Co-requisite: NUR 375.

Expands student knowledge and understanding about cultural beliefs and practices as they influence nursing practice and health care delivery. Writing Intensive. Prerequisites: NUR 301 or NUR 302.