NURS 2114

(6 Credits) 16 Clinical hours This course focuses on promoting the health of individuals from and within diverse contexts of care using a strengths-based approach and considering the indiviudual's position within both their family and community. Students will use critical thinking and clinical judgment skills in the application of pharmacology, pathophysiology, nursing science and knowledge, nursing standards of care and professional structures and accountability toward holistic health outcomes within a relational approach to care while engaging with other members of the health care team in the planning and provision of nursing care of adults experiencing alterations in health in hospital settings. Note: Students must be prepared to attend clinical anywhere in Calgary and be open to options outside of Calgary. Section information text: This is a holding section for clinical placements. All students will register in the holding section, and then be randomly assigned to a clinical placement and its corresponding section. Once you have been placed, you cannot change your placement. Students must register in NURS 2111, NURS 2112, NURS 2113. Placements are day and/or evening. Students may have to be available for connect care pre-training prior to the actual start of the clinical course.