NURS 1410 - Adult Nursing II

Four (Two credits theory, Two credits clinical) credit hours.

Builds on NURS 1310 and NURS 1320 with a focus on the coordination of patient-centered care and the evidence base for planning priorities based on the health problem, symptoms, and client/caregiver beliefs and values. Exemplars include acute and chronic health problems common in middle adulthood that require interdisciplinary management. Students continue to develop nursing knowledge, skills, and attitudes in the competencies of safety, teamwork and collaboration, quality improvement, and informatics with laboratory experiences in structured healthcare settings and completion of a service learning activity. One-half semester.

Prerequisites: NURS 1200, NURS 1202, NURS 1310, and NURS 1320, as well as BIOL 1433, or BIOL 1411 and BIOL 1412