NSG/516AD
Practicum I
Course level: Graduate
Christine O.
BSA
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The capstone experience for the Master of Nursing programs is offered through a set of two courses NSG/516 and NSG/517. Each course is 3 credits and requires a minimum of 30 direct clinical hours. Together, these courses guide the student through the following stages of the practicum project: safety and/or advocacy assessment, development plan, implementation, evaluation, and dissemination. This course prepares the graduate to lead change to improve quality outcomes, work collaboratively across interprofessional teams, navigate and integrate care services across the healthcare system, design and innovate nursing practices, and translate evidence into clinical practice.
Earn these career-relevant skills in weeks, not years.
Innovation
Use established and innovative advanced practice nursing knowledge and skills to design, create, and propose a clinical project that is public health, acute, non-acute, or community health focused
Translating Research
Apply knowledge of advanced practice nursing and research skills in gathering and organizing evidence-based resources that support the clinical project
Project Development
Integrate leadership and nursing theories used by the advanced practice nurse that align with the project topic and support safe clinical practice into the approved project