NUR3 659 — Adult Care Internship 2

Further integration of theoretical knowledge with practical skills in the in-patient and specialized clinical settings, the focus will be on applying and consolidating a variety of clinical skills and techniques, including obtaining a comprehensive history, performing an advanced physical assessment, determining differential diagnoses, requesting diagnostic exams and techniques, suggesting therapeutic options, implementing interventions and determining desired outcomes in the adult population.The emphasis will be on role development, clinical judgement, critical thinking, collaboration, professional roles and responsibilities, communication evidence based practice, professional autonomy, and leadership.

• Credits: 11
• Faculty: Graduate Studies
• Department: Ingram School of Nursing
• Taught by: Sheena Heslip Pelletier, Shoshana Breiner
• Prerequisite: NUR3 658

Sections offered

• Section 001 (Intern), Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 9:05 am-3:55 pm — 4 seats open