NUR 2134 Informatics, Inquiry, & Evidence-Based Practice

Four hours (On Campus)

A study of technologies and information systems used by professional nurses in various healthcare settings. Emphasizes the use of these systems to improve safety and quality outcomes. This course also includes an overview of the research process through a comparative analysis of selected studies exemplifying various theoretical, methodological, and analytical approaches. Students acquire the basic competencies to critically read, evaluate, and interpret nursing research studies for their appropriateness while investigating various practice-based problems.

Prerequisite: NUR 2113
Prerequisite or corequisite: MTH 1003, MTH 2103, or PSY 2383
Offered on campus Spring semester