This five-credit course focuses on the care of individuals experiencing alterations in emotional/behavioral health from a holistic nursing perspective and is grounded in the university philosophy that nursing is a healing ministry focused on body, mind and spirit. A conceptual framework derived from nursing science, life, behavioral and social sciences, humanities, theology and philosophy provides a foundation for clinical reasoning in providing nursing care and supporting the healing process for individuals and their families experiencing a range of alterations in emotional/behavioral health along the wellness-illness continuum.
Students who receive a course failure, including a dosage calculation, clinical, and/or didactic course failure in NURS 4673, NURS 4572, or NURS 3375, are not permitted to continue in NURS 4574. Students will have to take an incomplete in NURS 4574 until passing grades are earned in all ABSN courses.
Requisites
NURS ABSN Sem III Co-requisites: ABSN/TABSN Subplan and all semester II NURS courses (3672, 3573, 3574, 4371).
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