NUR 3103 Foundations of Professional Nursing Practice

Three hours (On Campus)

Application of foundational health care and nursing concepts using selected exemplars. Emphasis is placed on socializing the student as an active, developing professional within the context and dimensions of the discipline. Clinical experiences within the community hospital and other selected community agencies emphasize development of psychomotor skills and clinical reasoning in the beginning nurse and continuity of care across settings. Three classroom hours per week. This lecture must be taken with NUR 3102. An additional fee may be associated with this course.

Prerequisite: admission into the Nursing major
Corequisites: NUR 3102; NUR 3112; NUR 3114; NUR 3221 and NUR 3223
Offered on campus Fall semester