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2011-2012 Saint Joseph’s College Online [Archived Catalog]

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NU 611 - Advanced Practicum In Nursing Leadership

Students identify a specified problem or content area within the scope of nursing administrative practice in a selected health care setting. The course is designed by the student and instructor as an experience to facilitate application of theories and research related to the identified problem. Students prepare an in-depth exploration of a selected relevant topic which is presented in a major professional paper through enrollment in NU 801 or NU 802.

Prerequisites & Notes
All core and required nursing administration courses.

Assignment Overview
Final Assessment: Successful Completion of the Practicum and Project Report

Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to do the following: 

  • Identify a management problem in a health-care setting. 
  • Apply management principles and theories in a clinical health-care setting. 
  • Implement a collaborative problem-solving approach for the project. 
  • Formulate and carry out a plan for resolving the identified problem. 
  • Analyze and evaluate the resolution of the problem. 
  • Analyze the implications of the practicum project for the health-care facility. 
  • Demonstrate mastery of content learned in the graduate curricula. 
  • Apply advanced critical-thinking skills. 
  • Achieve individualized objectives.


Credits: 3


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