NURS 3114

(4 Credits) 24 Clinical hours This practicum course has a focus on the integration of primary health care and population health strategies using a strength-based approach to care for childbearing individuals and families in a variety of settings and contexts. Using relational practice, students will demonstrate evidence-based, ethical, safe, and effective nursing care to demonstrate critical thinking, clinical judgment, and collaboration with a focus on the integration of previous and current theoretical and practical knowledge. Note: It is recommended that students complete NURS 3112 Family Newborn Health and NURS 3114 Professional Practice in Family Newborn Health concurrently to best support the integration of theory and clinical practice.DIGNEWLINEStudents 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. Clinical placement may be MTW or SU. This course has a different start and end date than the regular academic schedule. Day and Evening Placements. Placement will be at TBD. Time TBA. Students may have to be available for connect care pre-training prior to the actual start of the clinical course. Additional lab day on campus is TBA.