NURS 210 - Complex Multi-Systems Acute Alterations in Health Care Needs

5 Credits
This course focuses on the care management of complex alterations in physiological concepts in critically ill clients. There is an emphasis on integration of previous learning, collaboration, teaching & learning, communication, clinical decision making, advocacy, and safety.

Course Outcomes

Analyze culturally responsive nursing care with the application of Comfort Theory for critically ill clients across the life span facing complex alterations in health care with a focus on professionalism in high acuity areas.
Analyze nursing care in high acuity areas with a focus on safety and quality improvement strategies.
Analyze the role of informatics in the application of nursing care to clients in high acuity areas.
Integrate evidence-based practice into nursing care to critically ill clients experiencing complex alterations in health care needs across the life span.
Identify personal learning needs and knowledge gaps in nursing knowledge base and create a plan for successful NCLEX-RN completion.
Practice nursing care with the application of comfort theory for critically ill clients across the life span facing complex alterations with a focus on communication and teamwork in high acuity areas.