RNUR2072 — Nursing Trends and Transitions
Academic Division: Nursing 2 Credit(s) This course synthesizes the application of the nursing process. Emphasis is placed on the application of knowledge, skills and attitudes needed for the entry level registered nurse within the scope of nursing practice. This course will facilitate the learner’s transition into an entry-level position as a graduate nurse. Attributes of the graduate nurse are explored, including professional communication, legal and ethical responsibilities, accountability, organizational skills, time management, leadership, and collaboration with members of the interdisciplinary healthcare team. Focus is placed on professional issues and trends in nursing that will prepare students to manage client care in the rapidly changing health care environment as well as preparation for the licensure exam. 0 Clinical Hour(s); 0 Cooperative Work Hour(s); 0 Directed Practice Hour(s); 0 Lab Hour(s) 2 Lecture Hour(s); 0 Practicum Hour(s); 0 Seminar Hour(s); Required (I, III, VI) Weekly Discussion Post and Responses/ Quiz Identify the process and steps to make application for the NCLEX exam as related to the State Board of Nursing and the NCSBN regulations. (I, II, III, IV, V, VI) Online discussion/response NCLEX and Board of Nursing Applications Kaplan Diagnostic and Trainer Tests Final week: Mandatory NCLEX review course attendance Determine the role of regulatory agencies and quality standards of care in health management and the effect on nursing care. (III) Weekly
Prerequisites: RNUR1070, RNUR1125