NUR-2031 — Psychosocial Integrity
Psychosocial Integrity emphasizes biopsychosocial aspects and early detection of mental health problems related to psychosocial adaptation throughout the life span. In this course, students learn theories related to therapeutic communication, growth and development, and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Focus is on promoting safety and wellness through evidence-based practice, incorporating current research. Students use a variety of tools to measure clients’ symptoms with behavioral and psychiatric disorders. Students learn how to manage the care of clients with a psychiatric mental health disorder, using therapeutic communication, keeping a safe client environment, and prioritizing client needs. Additionally, students explore psychopathology, pharmacological therapies, as well as legal and ethical practices in mental health nursing. Lastly, students examine how spirituality and cultural diversity affect client care. Course
Prerequisites: NUR-2010, NUR-2020