Family Centered Nursing (NUR 2000)

Term: 2018 Spring

Faculty

Margaret WilliamsShow MyInfo popup for Margaret Williams

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Ann SinewickShow MyInfo popup for Ann Sinewick

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Mrs. Jennifer FraoneShow MyInfo popup for Mrs. Jennifer Fraone

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Catherine A. HarrisShow MyInfo popup for Catherine A. Harris

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Bonnie ZapolinShow MyInfo popup for Bonnie Zapolin

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Jillian HatchShow MyInfo popup for Jillian Hatch

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Dr. Lynn DoyleShow MyInfo popup for Dr. Lynn Doyle

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Karen ManningShow MyInfo popup for Karen Manning

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Lavonne BallardShow MyInfo popup for Lavonne Ballard

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Debra LevesqueShow MyInfo popup for Debra Levesque

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Mary StaudeShow MyInfo popup for Mary Staude

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Amy JohnstonShow MyInfo popup for Amy Johnston

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Angela GatesShow MyInfo popup for Angela Gates

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Denise EdingerShow MyInfo popup for Denise Edinger

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Kathleen McNallyShow MyInfo popup for Kathleen McNally

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Kathleen McNally MSN, RNC-MNN

Pat KelliherShow MyInfo popup for Pat Kelliher

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Schedule

Tue-Wed, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM (1/8/2018 - 4/21/2018) Location: MLTN LABRC C203

Description

Nursing 2000, introduces the learner to the nursing care of the childbearing woman, family, and the neonate through adolescence. Concepts based on the 3 domains of health & illness, nursing and healthcare, and the Massachusetts Nurse of the Future Nursing Core Competencies (NOFNCC) continue as the theoretical framework. The Concept Learning Modules introduce the learner to the specific needs of the childbearing woman, neonate, and child and nutrition and pharmacology continue as components within this course. Clinical experiences are selected so that the student learns to communicate effectively with assigned clients and practices within the legal and ethical framework of nursing. (8 Credits)
12 hours Clinical /simulated laboratory - 4 hours theory (Weekly)
Pre-requisites: NUR 1020, MIC2010