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Nursing III (NUR 2020)

Term: 2017 Fall

Faculty

Lavonne Ballard
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Kimberley Sykes
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Kimberly Sykes, MSN, RN, CNL, CCRN

Adjunct Faculty

(Doctoral student working with Dr. Foley)

Amy Johnston
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Catherine A. Harris
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Vanessa Martin
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Nichole Heering
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Courtney Albano
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Karen Manning
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Denise Edinger
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Mrs. Kathleen Stubbs
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Angela Gates
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Diane Hynes
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Marie Claire Bonhomme
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Schedule

Mon-Thu, 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM (9/6/2017 - 12/16/2017) Location: MLTN LABRC C205

Description

NUR 2020 NURSING III
Nursing 2020 is the final nursing course of the nursing program. Concepts based on the 3 domains of health & illness, nursing and healthcare, and Massachusetts Nurse of the Future Nursing Core Competencies (NOFNCC) continue as the theoretical and conceptual framework. This course will build upon previously acquired nursing knowledge, skills, and abilities, in order to integrate concepts of leadership and manager of care for multiple clients with complex health care needs. Psychiatric/mental health topics will focus on more complex psychiatric disorders and further development of therapeutic relationships with the client and family. Components of pharmacology and nutrition continue to be integrated in this course. Clinical learning experiences will take place in select acute care settings where students will perform the task of Team Leader to demonstrate the leadership and manager of care principles. This experience will include prioritizing care, delegation, and