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Learning Outcomes
 


Undergraduate Program Outcomes - BSN Program

  1. Synthesize knowledge from liberal arts, sciences, and humanities through the process of critical thinking in the practice of professional nursing.

  2. Employ health promotion – disease prevention strategies when advocating for individuals, families, groups, and communities.

  3. Make effective clinical decisions in health care situations through the application of the nursing process.

  4. Effectively communicate with diverse groups and disciplines to provide safe compassionate, culturally sensitive care to people.

  5. Use critically evaluated research in providing evidence-based nursing care.

  6. Evaluate the outcomes of care, using the nursing process for diverse populations and the global community.

  7. Use technology and information systems effectively to promote optimal professional nursing practice.

  8. Lead in the practice and profession of nursing.

  9. Demonstrate behaviors that reflect accountability through adherence to the nursing code of ethics, professional and legal standards, and the values of nursing as a caring profession.

  10. Engage in self directed professional development.

Graduate Program Outcomes - MS Program


At the completion of the graduate program, the student will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate evidence based preparation for an advanced practice role in rural health.

  2. Analyze and apply selected theories and research for nursing practice.

  3. Provide leadership to improve health in rural communities

Approved by Graduate Team and AP meeting 4/29/2005

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