NGR6703 Course Introduction
Module 1: Introduction to Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703) Module 2: Advanced Health Assessment (NGR6703) Module 3: Patient Assessment & Care Planning (NGR6703) Module 4: Client Education, Patient Teaching and Health Promotion (NGR6703) Module 5: Medical Technology & Procedure (NGR6703) Module 6: Clinical Decision Making & Problem Solving in the Clinical Environment (NGR6703) This module will explore the difference between health and illness, sickness and health, disease and health status; diagnosis, classification, etiology, and treatment of specific diseases. Nursing practice can be categorized as both medical and nursing care. The word “nurse” means someone who is educated to a high level of skill in caring for other people. Students are required to demonstrate that they have a basic understanding of the basic nursing process and the principles behind it. Students need to be aware that they are competent to initiate patient care planning within their chosen specialty area.
Intake requirements
Current New Zealand Citizens/Permanent Residents
Note:
Students who have not yet received their visa invitation from NZQA must enrol in NGR6300 English Language Requirement before enrolling into this course.
Applicants with a Level 2 NZQA English Language Proficiency Certificate or equivalent may be considered if they have completed NGR6300 English Language Requirement. This requires two years of classroom based education in an English-speaking environment with either Level B or higher qualification.
Applicants with an International Higher Education Diploma Programme Diploma may also be considered if they have completed NGR6300 English Language Requirement with a grade A.
International applicants who are studying a full-time course including field placements must achieve:
Minimum grade B on English language assessment.
Other Requirements
Please see the following link for information regarding international students https://www.stonybrook.ac.nz/students/admissions/international/. Applicants must ensure that they meet all relevant prerequisites before enrolling into this course.
How do I enrol?
Students enrolled in NGR6100 will automatically enrol into NGR6100-Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6100).
You can contact our International Admissions Office by email at international@stonybrook.edu.au or call +61 7 3848 7689 for assistance in registering for this course.
International students are advised that this course is designed only for qualified overseas students who meet the eligibility criteria set out below:
Eligibility Criteria:
Completed secondary education recognised by local authorities as equivalent to tertiary education, including pre-university studies and any previous degree or diploma awarded prior to entering tertiary study
A minimum level of academic achievement of ‘A’ standard OR its equivalent in mathematics at Level C/D levels on the Australian Qualifications Framework OR Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)
A minimum overall mark of ‘B’ standard OR its equivalent on an internationally comparable examination such as IELTS or TOEFL, or equivalent foreign language qualification recognised by Australian institutions
Submit your documents during online registration process using Acceptable Evidence Option; required documents include copy of your passport page, signature page showing your Nationality etc
The completed application form should be submitted along with copies of all supporting documents including character reference letter if applicable
If you require further information please contact our International Admissions Office at international@stonybrook.edu.au
Documents required during online registration process:
Resume/Employment history/Intercultural background statement/Character reference letter if applicable – please submit these documents through the Acceptable Evidence Option when registering on-line
NGR6703 Course Description
Course Description for NGR6703-Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703) This course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of the conceptual, theoretical and practical skills needed to meet the challenges of advanced nursing practice. It will focus on providing a high quality patient centred care experience, assessing, planning and providing care in acute health care settings in response to a client’s physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs. The primary purpose of this course is to ensure that nursing students continue to develop the necessary theoretical, critical, clinical and practical skills needed for effective patient-centred practice. Course Objectives Upon completion of this course students should be able to: 1. Demonstrate knowledge and skills related to advanced patient-centred care practice
2. Demonstrate application of the interdisciplinary model in order to meet clients’ needs.
3. Apply concepts of optimal human functioning across various contexts.
4. Demonstrate effective communication practices in order to respond effectively as a member of an inter-professional team.
5. Communicate effectively as a nurse educator or learner at any level; apply active listening skills when communicating with clients, families and colleagues; make appropriate recommendations based on critical appraisal; and recognize how each individual’s values will influence professional practice
6. Establish professional boundaries
7. Appreciate the importance of being culturally sensitive in all aspects of nursing practice
8. Engage in reflective practice which promotes self-awareness of one’s personal learning style.
9. Apply strategies for reflection that promote growth through self-reflection
10.Adopt flexible learning styles which allow individual learners maximum flexibility over time
11.Evaluate the effectiveness of different learning approaches used within a given context
12.Develop reflective thinking habits such as inquiry,
13.Appreciate the importance of questioning learning theories
14.Ask questions about specific areas where information is lacking or need further clarification
15.Study independently using critical thinking skills such as applying theory and concept towards clinical applications.
Note: Students must successfully complete NGR6703- Advanced Nursing Practice before applying for Internship during Summer Session 1 (Summer Session I) Semester* Unit Title Credit Hours NGR6703- Advanced Clinical Practice 0 **This course is used only for grade reporting purposes) Online Enrolment Information To enrol online, please click here to register then follow instructions on screen
Universities Offering the NGR6703 Course
at George Brown College
Nursing Program Level: Advanced
Course Delivery: Hybrid Course
Cost per Enrolment (per year): $4,400.00
Application Fee: $50.00
Institution(s) Offering the NGR6703 Course for NGR6703-Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703) at Ryerson University
Ryerson University – BScN(R) – Advanced Clinical Nursing Practice (RN to BScN(R)) Program Level: Advanced
Course Delivery: Hybrid Course
Cost per Enrolment (per year): $6,810.00
NGR6703 Course Outline
Week 1: Infection Prevention and Control, and DNP Project IIS Week 2: Assessment & Planning, BSN Assessment & Planning II, and DNP Project III
The DNP Clinical Practicum experience is part of the clinical experience for the BSN to DNP degree. A student who successfully completes all of the requirements for both the BSN to DNP program and the DNP clinical practicum will be awarded both a BSN-to-DNP degree and a Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP). The requirements to complete each of these are outlined in detail in this course outline.
Students must also:
For a complete description of the student’s clinical practicum course work, see the Practicum II Course Work section.
Practicum II Course Work
Practicum I Course Work
Course Outline for NGR6703 – Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703)
Instructor: John Davidson, EdD
Office Hours: Thursday’s at 10am & Friday’s at 11am
Required Textbook(s):
Newman, C. K., Gutstein, S. E., & Frankel, R. H. (2016). Assessment and planning for nursing practice (7th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
See pdf file below for information on how to obtain textbook(s) through online purchasing options.
Available Online Purchasing Options:
Amazon Kindle e-book – http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q46T5O0/
ISBN: 978-1118895477
Print ISBN: 978-1118895451
Online Purchase Form For NGR6703-Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703)
Available PDF Purchase Options:
Nursing Program Handbook – Print Version $40.00 USD Nursing Program Handbook – Electronic Version $25.00 USD
NGR6703 Course Objectives
Course Outline -… Year: 2015 ISBN: 978-0-9583308-3-7 Credits: 2(1)
This course is designed to allow the student to practice and expand knowledge and skills in advanced nursing practice. The focus of this course is on development of clinical decision-making abilities, role performance, clinical teaching skills, and quality improvement initiatives. The student will use critical thinking and problem solving skills to identify issues affecting professional nursing practice. In addition, the student will demonstrate advanced knowledge in intervention/evaluation strategies for nursing care, use of technology, human rights and diversity in professional nursing practice as well as reflective practice. Pre-Requisites: NGR6702.
Pre-Licensing Course Package Contains:
Required Textbooks:
Nursing in Context – 7th Edition
Michael Zink
ISBN-13: 9780323370616
ISBN-10: 0323370614
Price $59.95
Nursing Essentials – 5th Edition (Printed Book)
Shulman & Toglia
ISBN -13: 9781284116569
ISBN -10: 1284116561
Price $41.95 (Printed Book)
Nursing Essentials – Digital Download (Access Code Included)
Shulman & Toglia
ISBN -13: 9781284121662
ISBN -10: 128412166X
Price $29.95
NGR6703 Course Pre-requisites
This course is designed to develop advanced practice skills and knowledge, which are the foundation for professional nursing practice. The course will provide graduates with competencies and skills necessary to function as a member of the team responsible for holistic care for clients across the lifespan.
Learning Outcomes
– Describe the history, nature, purpose, and components of critical thinking.
– Demonstrate an understanding of the role of reflective practice in nursing.
– Identify how nursing professionalism influences ethical decision making.
– Define concepts relating to professional accountability.
– Explain ethical dilemmas related to evidence-based practice.
– Evaluate evidence for effective practice and identify relevant resources.
Number Needed To Treat (NNT) – NGR6703 Course Learning Outcomes
– 0: No change in knowledge or skills
– 1: Decrease in time required by a nurse to complete tasks
– 2: Decrease in costs associated with activities that support continued learning
– 3: Decrease in distance learners’ abilities compared to traditional students
The number needed to treat (NNT) is a numerical approximation of how many individuals would need to be treated over a certain period of time in order to prevent one case from occurring. The higher the NNT value, the more you can expect your treatment plan or procedure to save you money.
Materials
Required Textbook: Nursing Practice Essentials & Clinical Competencies, Fourth Edition by Cheryl A. Petty Published by Mosby Elsevier 2017 ISBN13:9780323392319 ISBN10:0323392314
Course Content List – NGR6703 Course Content List for NGR6703 Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703)
Introduction
This section covers basic terminology used during this course.
Define qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Describe different types of qualitative research methods.
Identify current ethical issues surrounding digital health technology.
Define biobehavioral theories.
Describe contemporary beliefs about aging models that are primarily based on biological systems.
Explain several geriatric care theories.
Discuss cultural competence issues related to geriatrics patients.
Describe social determinants of health and its impact on older adults and their families/peers/caregivers/community members/healthcare system providers/patient/family members/health professionals/society at large/key stakeholders/etc.).
Explain patient safety issues related to seniors’ care/hospitalization/treatment/biomedical interventions.
Provide an overview of clinical practices that meet patient/client needs and concerns across diverse populations/populations experiencing multiple sociocultural/cultural beliefs regarding aging, illness, disease/dysfunction/malfunction, death, etc..
Identify implications across healthcare settings/systems when addressing care across cultures/populations including common challenges within each setting/systems including medical/surgical vs. geriatric-care environments (e.g., long-term vs. acute care).
Identify social determinants affecting healthcare disparities among older adults/older people/race/ethnicity/culture/profession/socioeconomic status/etc..
Differentiate between various types of HIV/AIDS prevention strategies such as pharmaceutical/preventive therapy/interventions/aids-related illnesses/condoms/stigma/conflict/societal issues regarding negative attitudes toward homosexuals/heterosexuality/immunocompromised individuals/populations etc..
Differentiate among essential elements/initiators/initiatives/problems/significant barriers/opportunities relative to HIV/AIDS prevention strategies amongst minority groups/populations including:
-u/Spanish speaking/Latino/a/
-u/Middle Eastern/African American/Ethnic/Etc. Majority Groups/Genders
-u/Pacific Islander/African American/Ethnic/Etc. Minority Groups/Genders
-u/Poor Black/African American/Ethnic/Etc. Minority Groups/Genders
-Urban/Suburban/Rural/African American/Ethnic/Etc. Minority Groups/Genders/e.g., low-income/black/gays/dysfunctional families/children/youths at risk/families/families at risk/etc..etc..
Understanding culturally competent healthcare delivery/transmission model(s).
Identifying implementation strategies needed within each healthcare setting/systems by incorporating cultural considerations into patient/provider interactions/transmissions/tranfer or transfer procedures/evidence-based guidelines/information exchange/transfer/transmission due process/informatics/references etc..
Developing plans/accomplishments based on data obtained from various sources e.g., client/family/member/caregiver/etc..etc..
Assessment/Care planning/actions/incidents/incident/adverse events/incidents/problems/issues/issues/problems/etc..
Healthcare provider’s responsibilities relative to healthcare ethics/confidentiality/publicity/legalities/procedural/administrative/legalities/infection-control/maintaining confidentiality/private information/laws/regulatory/legalities laws/regulatory/legalities involved etc..
Communication issues/writing-related topics/metrics/documents/displaying/reporting/reporting/uploading/downloaded/uploaded/document/file/file/file/file/file/file/file/file/File/Filing System/Organizing/Organizational Structure/Patient privacy/publicity/data privacy/accessibility/data accessability/data accessability/data confidentiality/data protection/data quality/Data security/oral communication/web-based communication/text-based communication/presentation reports/dissemination/outreach programs/regional/local/global/global/local/global etc..etc..etc..etc..
Ethical responsibilities while providing health services using electronic technologies/electronic health records/electronic/nursing notes/nursing records/nursing notes/nursing recordsskills/responsibilities/responsibilities/responsibilities/responsibilities/responsibilities/responsibilities/responsibilities/etc..etc..etc…electronichealthrecords/usps/email/ipad/tablet/pda/mobile-phone/email/internet/internet/tablet/mobilephone/mobileinternet/facebook/google/twitter/apple/appleitunes/reddit/upwork/yahoo/googleplus/wikipedia/twitterfacebooklinkedin/others/theory/theory/theory/theory/theory/theory/theory/theory/exercise/study/researchproject/chapter/chapter/chapter/chapter/chapter/chapter//problem/problem/problem/problem/problem/problem/problem//problem//problem//problem problem problem problem problem problem problem relationship/job/resource/question/job resource/questionjob/resource/questionjob resource/questionjob/resource/student question/student question student question student question student question student question student question studentquestion/studentquestion/studentquestion/studentquestion/studentquestion/studentquestion/studentquestion student question student question student question student question/student issue/study stress/stress/anxiety/stress/anxietystudentstress/anxiety/anxiety/anxietystudentstress/anxiety/anxietystudentstress/anxiety/anxietystudentstress/anxiety/anxietystudentstress/anxietystress/anxietystress/anxietystress/anxietystress/anxietystress.anxiety/depression/class/test/practice test/project essay/practice test/practice test/practice tests/results/results/results/results/results/results/results/results/questions/q1-q20/q21-q30/q31-q40/q41-q60/q61-q80/q81-q100//q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //q101-s40 //
Course Lectures Week Date Topic Lecture Details
1 Intro. Jan 6 Introduction
2 Chapter one Feb 11 Body Systems
3 Chapter two Feb 18 Chapters two&three
4 Chapter three Mar 2 The Immune System
5 Chapter four Mar 5 Defining Nursing Implications for Public Health
6 Chapter five Mar 9 Critical Thinking-Inquiry-Based Problem Solving-Theoretical Models-Fundraising-Materials Management-Emergency Management-Wound Care
7 Chapter six Mar 16 Spiritual Support for Older Adults-Cognitive Aging-Assessment Steps-Behavioral Strategies-Behavioral Interventions-Learning Disabilities-Nutrition Issues-Dementia-Memory Loss-Retirement-Seniors-in-Crisis-Suicidal Behavior-Elder Abuse-Aging Parents-Gerontology-Classroom Management-Differenital Diagnosis-Social Media Social Media-Aging Parents-Aging Parents-Dementia Caregiving-Terminals
8 Chapter seven Mar 23 Physical Assessment-Four Types of Medical Decision Making/Differential Diagnosis-Nocturnal Enuresis-Ear Infections-Hypertension-Alzheimer’s Disease-Swallowing Disorders-Osteoporosis-Congestive Heart Failure-Parkinson’s Disease-Acute Pain-Trauma-Pulmonary Embolism-Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease-COPD-Asthma-Sports Injury-Fall Prevention & Fall Management-Controlled Substance Abuse-Nutritional Needs—Vitamin Deficiencies-Food Allergies-Crohn’s Disease-Ulcerative Colitis-Cancer-Stomach Cancer-Colorectal Cancer-Coeliac Disease-Vitamins & Minerals-Diabetes Insulin Therapy
9 Chapter eight Mar 30 Respiratory System Arthritis-Ear Infections-Sinusitis-Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder-Lung Cancer-Pneumonia-Strep Throat-HIV/AIDS-Anemia-Tuberculosis-Mycobacterium Tuberculosis-Lupus-Thyroiditis-Bacterial Infections-Rheumatoid Arthritis-Reactive Airway Disorder-Joint Inflammation-Vascular Occlusions-Kidney Stones-Multiple Myeloma-Alzheimer’s Disease-Dementia-Stem Cell Research-Alzheimer’s Dementia–Huntington’s Disease–Down Syndrome –Dementia Alzheimer’s Dementia–Alzheimer’s Dementia–Down Syndrome –Down Syndrome–Down Syndrome –Down Syndrome–Down Syndrome –Down Syndrome–Lysosomal Storage Disorder –Huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-huntington’s disease-prostate cancer-prostate cancer-melanoma –Prostate Cancer–Prostate Cancer-prostate cancer-prostate cancer-alzheimers –Alzheimers Cerebral Palsy-Alzheimers Cerebral Palsy-Alzheimers Cerebral 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NGR6703 Course Duration & Credits
Course Duration & Credits for NGR6703-Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703) NGR6703 Advanced Nursing Practice 10.5 4 1
Notes:
Upon successful completion of this course, the learner will be able to: • Demonstrate critical thinking skills in the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of care.
• Demonstrate effective verbal communication skills in clinical encounters.
• Demonstrate effective communication skills in nursing interactions.
• Explain a range of holistic nursing interventions from different perspectives.
• Explain the roles and responsibilities of various health professionals in providing patient-centred care.
• Describe concepts and principles of ethical decision-making.
• Identify basic legal and regulatory standards that influence care delivery.
Intended Outcomes
At the end of this course, students will be able to: • Recognize the value of holistic nursing assessment as a foundation for health promotion and disease prevention.
• Identify key components associated with promoting patient safety within an interdisciplinary team environment.
• Differentiate between acute and chronic disease processes using medical-surgical management approaches including pharmacology principles relevant to various diseases states.
Course Structure
This is a one-year full-time study program. The total number of credits (ECTS) that can be earned through this program is 60 ECTS. Students are required to attend all classes during all semesters. No make-up classes are available for any scheduled class sessions. The normal class schedule is offered at the following times: Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM; 2:00-5:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday: 8:30 AM-12:00 PM; 2:30-6:00 PM. There will be no classes on Saturdays or Sundays. Class sessions will be conducted either online or face-to-face depending on your location. Your specific schedule will be determined by the instructor based on class activities and assignments. Please check each program description for more information about your particular program requirements.
Units ECTS Credit Breakdown
Type Level Credits Total Credits (ECTS) Applied Health Science Units : Units : Nursing Units : Nursing COURSE DETAILS Year Semester Credits ENGL1016 English Composition I (Non Credit Course) 4 ENGL1026 English Composition II (Non Credit Course) 4 NSG1010 Medical Surgical Nursing I (Medical-Surgical Nursing Capstone Course)(Credit Course) 2 NSG1020 Medical Surgical Nursing II (Medical-Surgical Nursing Capstone Course)(Credit Course) 2 NSG1030 Medical Surgical Nursing III (Medical-Surgical Nursing Capstone Course)(Credit Course) 2 NSG1040 Medical Surgical Nursing IV (Medical-Surgical Nursing Capstone Course)(Credit Course) 2 NSG2015 Advanced Clinical Practice I – Obstetrics & Gynecology(Winter Term)(Credit Couse) [NSG4308] Plus [NSG4328] Plus [NSG4338] Plus [NSG4348] Plus [NSG4358] Plus [NSG4368] Plus [NSG4378] Plus [NSG4388] Plus NSG4501 Special Care Cases(I Summer Term)(Credit Couse)[NRS4501/ NRS4311/ NRS4321/ NRS4331/ NRS4341/ NRS4351/ NRS4361/ NRS4371/ NRS4381 ] Plus NSG4516 Family Nurse Practitioner Practicum(Vegan Option)(Certification Exam)(Credit Couse)[NRS4516/NRN4506/NRP4006/NRP4016/NRP4036/NRP4046/NPR4017 ] PLUS CEUS4507 Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Practicum(Visiting Student only)(Certification Exam)(Certification Exam) ASH Courses : ASH Courses : RN4023 Intermediate Adult Health Issues(Nursing Fundamentals capstone course)*[ASHC4023]
* ASHC4023 is a credit course and includes CEUs’ for Graduate Nurses who choose not to complete ASHC4019 Foundation Fundamentals(4)
Elective Courses :
PRACTICAL INFORMATION Please note that each term has a different start date so you must contact our Admissions Department at +65 –6209 –3595 or email us at bursars@nanyangtechnological.edu.sg for more details before applying
NGR6703 Course Learning Outcomes
for the 2017 academic year
To provide and enhance skills of complex nursing care for patients across the lifespan
Provide safe, effective, and efficient care
Apply advanced practice concepts and/or techniques (e.g., technology, evidence-based nursing practice) to meet patient needs in all settings
Demonstrate knowledge in interprofessional collaboration
Demonstrate knowledge of the health system in Saskatchewan
Demonstrate knowledge of current trends in nursing practice and interdisciplinary health care.
The Practicum Component of NGR6703 is an opportunity to acquire clinical experience. Practicum experiences can occur at a variety of levels including: small practice setting (single patient caseload), large community setting (multiple patient caseload), and/or long-term acute care/long-term care facility setting. The minimum practicum requirement is 1800 hours in an approved practicum site. Minimum hours are based on number of case loads per shift. An approved practicum site has an approved Nurse Practitioner or Clinical Nurse Specialist that oversees the registered nurse on duty.
Practicum sites may include:
large community settings: hospital outpatient clinics, outpatient rehabilitation centres, home care agencies, long-term acute care facilities, mental health clinics
long-term acute care facilities: hospitals, retirement homes and other long-term care sites
NGR6703 Course Assessment & Grading Criteria
The Course Assessment & Grading Criteria is designed to help you understand the objectives of this course and how they will be assessed. This information will also help you plan your assignments.
Course Content:
The course content includes but is not limited to:
• Pre-assessment
• Foundation knowledge assessment
• Learning outcomes assessment
• Professionalism assessment
• Critical thinking assessment
• Implementation of practice change (including ethical issues)
• Teamwork and collaboration in nursing practice.
Assignment / Exemplars for NGR6703-Advanced Nursing Practice (NGR6703) are available in our library. For more information, please visit: www.broward.edu/ngr6703
NGR6703 Course Fact Sheet
Course Code: NGR6703-ADVANCENURSING PRACTICE
Category: College of Nursing and Midwifery > Diploma of Nursing and Midwifery (RN) Student Number: 2017-2205 Credit Points: 60.0 Level: 2 Prerequisites:
Hawke s Bay Secondary College Hawke s Bay Primary School Napier School of Education Hawke s Bay High School Hawke s Bay Intermediate School Primary Research Project
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Option B Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Nursing Research) STUDENT NAME Student ID NUMBER COURSE LEVEL HOURS PER WEEK COURSE TITLE DEPARTMENT OF