NURS015 — Nursing Seminar
NURS 015 - Nursing Seminar NURS 015 - Nursing Seminar (3,0) 3 Non-Credits Nursing Seminar is a three- non credit course taught in hybrid format combining online work with classroom/ laboratory support. Nursing Seminar combines independent study, selected clinical simulation and seminar discussions to enhance critical thinking in the nursing process. This course meets a program requirement for students re-entering the second semester of the A.A.S. degree in the nursing program (Nursing Care of Adults I (NURS 111) and/or students re-entering the third or fourth semester in the nursing program (Nursing of Adults II (NURS 123), Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing (NURS 122), Nursing of Families with Children (NURS 124), Nursing of the Childbearing Family (NURS 125). The course reviews basic concepts from Foundations of Nursing for first year nursing students, and reviews basic concepts from Nursing of Adults I for second year students addressing nursing care of the adult patient, test taking skills, and the nursing process. Clinical practice, reasoning skills and caring is explored through the lifespan perspective, alterations in health states, multicultural sensitivity, therapeutic communication, client advocacy, teaching, legal and ethical standards, nutrition, pharmacotherapeutics, psychomotor skill competencies and self-assessment. Course link
Prerequisites: NURS101, NURS111, NURS122, NURS123, NURS124, NURS125