Second Year
Students build upon their knowledge from first year and gain deeper insights and experience with family/community populations in the classroom, as well as through experiential learning via simulation and field work. Clinical judgment is applied and developed further through examining clients experiencing health challenges as well as examining barriers and facilitators to optimal health in individuals.
Students spend time in clinical simulation that mirrors a hospital environment, as well as an additional time in the laboratory setting learning more advanced techniques related to aseptic technique and medication administration. Introduction to health informatics, research methodologies, and evidence-informed practice in nursing are also emphasized throughout the year.
Courses
Courses for students entering program Fall 2023 and beyond
Term 1
Theory-Based Courses
- Nursing 2250A - Understanding and Using Research
- Nursing 2270A - Nursing Care for Older Adults
- Nursing 2440A - Pathophysiology
- Elective (0.5 credit)
Lab/Clinical-Based Course
- N2271A - Laboratory & Clinical: Engagement in Care
Term 2
Theory-Based Courses
- N2630B - Nursing Care for Clients with Acute & Chronic Health Challenges
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Nursing 3340B - Understanding and Using Research: Analyzing Data
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Pharmacology 2060B - Introduction to Pharmacology & Therapeutics
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Elective (0.5 credit)
Lab/Simulation-Based Course
- Nursing 2231B - Laboratory & Simulation: Supportive Care for Clients with Non-Emergent Health Issues
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
