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3. provides exposure to a variety of problems in a variety of settings, 4. encourages maturation of the ability to utilize internal and external evaluative feedback, and 5. promotes increasing self-direction and independence. The educator as a role model enhances the learning process by demonstrating Christian caring and the skills of inquiry and discovery. Acting as an expert learner, facilitator, and resource person, the educator guides the student learner through the educational experience. We believe that education is a life-long process which facilitates the ongoing development of the learner's potentialities for continued growth as a person, citizen, and professional nurse. Learning Outcomes Program Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, students will be able to: 1. Demonstrate personal and professional development, Christian commitment, and nursing practice consistent with Biola University and the Department of Nursing's biblical worldview (ULO 1, 2, and 3). 2. Integrate knowledge from biblical studies, arts, sciences and humanities together with knowledge from nursing science as a basis for nursing practice (ULO 1). 3. Base nursing practice on a formulation of knowledge incorporating inter-professional communication and collaboration, teaching and learning, clinical reasoning and problem-solving, and leadership and advocacy principles (ULO 1). 4. Systematically utilize relevant data from all pertinent client systems, the environment, evidence-based clinical expertise, and patient/family preferences and values in the provision of quality and cost-effective nursing care (ULO 1). 5. Synthesize concepts related to Christian caring, stress-adaptation, developmental, interactional and systems theories in the use of the nursing process to facilitate optimal adaptation of the three client systems (personal, interpersonal, and community) through appropriate use of the prevention, restoration and conservation modes of intervention (ULO 1 and 3). 6. Apply knowledge of the relevant cultural, economic, ethical, global, legal, political, social, spiritual and technological factors and the interaction among them to optimize the practice of nursing and the delivery of health care services (ULO 1 and 2). Each Program Learning Outcome (PLO) listed above references at least one of the University Learning Outcomes (ULO 1, 2, 3), which may be found in the General Information (p. 6) section of this catalog. Requirements Prerequisites to the Program Prior to admission into the clinical nursing program, pre-clinical nursing students must complete:

or ENGL 112 Studies in Critical Thinking and Writing I ENGL 113 Studies in Critical Thinking and Writing II

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NURS 112 PSYC 200

Introduction to Professional Nursing

Introduction to Psychology

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COMM 181 Introduction to Argumentation and Debate COMM 200 The Rhetorical Act COMM 280 Oral Interpretation Total Credits Curriculum Requirements Program-Specific Core Curriculum (GE) Requirements The Core Curriculum (GE) requirement for a foreign language for nursing majors is two years of the same high school language or four credits of a college language. Nursing majors are exempt from Core Curriculum (GE) requirements of literature and only 3 credits of history are required. Program Courses Required courses after admission into the clinical nursing program are: NURS 204 Essentials of Clinical Nursing Pharmacology

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Nursing of the Patient/Family I - Theory Nursing of the Patient/Family I - Clinical Nursing of the Patient/Family I - Nursing Application Lab Nursing of the Patient/Family II - Theory Nursing of the Patient/Family II - Clinical Nursing of the Patient/Family II - Nursing Application Lab Nursing Assessment of the Patient - Theory Nursing Assessment of the Patient - Clinical Nursing of the Mental Health Patient/ Family - Theory Nursing of the Mental Health Patient/ Family - Clinical Introduction to Women's Health - Theory Introduction to Women's Health - Clinical Nursing of the Older Adult Patient/Family - Theory Nursing of the Older Adult Patient/Family - Clinical

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NURS 306 NURS 307

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Pediatric Nursing - Theory Pediatric Nursing - Clinical

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Nursing of the Patient/Family III - Theory Nursing of the Patient/Family III - Clinical

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Introduction to Nursing Research

Applied Nursing Research

BIOS 254 BIOS 281 BIOS 282 CHEM 120 ENGL 100

Human Anatomy

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Leadership/Management in Nursing - Theory Leadership/Management in Nursing: Transition to Practice - Clinical

Physiology Microbiology

NURS 451

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Principles of Organic and Biochemistry Basic Studies in Critical Thinking and Writing

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