This course reviews Canada's health care system, the various level of health and the role of policy and politics. Also examined is health care delivery and the role of the nurse in relation to First Nation Canadians. The significance of foundational nursing concepts (e.g. relational nursing, inter-professional practice, leadership, nursing process, critical thinking and informatics) and the importance of utilizing research based evidence are reviewed. Emphasis is placed on professionalism, self-regulation, accountability, patient safety and legal and ethical concepts of nursing practice. Other topics include: roles of professional regulatory bodies, nursing associations and unions.
Class Availability
Beginning September 1, 2018: students enrolling in Online Education courses will be required to purchase textbooks and materials at participating Campus stores or online. To review booklists and purchase textbooks, please visit bookstore.rrc.ca.
Student booklists will be available approximately 3 weeks prior to scheduled course start dates. Please ensure materials are purchased in advance, to be available for the start date.
Course Dates and Fees
2021 Winter Term - Distance Education
NURS-1310 Professional Nursing Practice
Location: Online
Dates
Delivery
Instructor
Section
Cost
Actions
Mar 22, 21 - Jun 11, 21
A. Murdoch-Schon
206412
$429
Location: Online
Dates
Mar 22, 21 - Jun 11, 21
Delivery
Instructor
A. Murdoch-Schon
Section
206412
Cost
$429
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