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Nursing Research (Nurs 320)
Course Description:
Analysis, advanced writing and critique of research in nursing practice.
Prerequisites:
Advanced Writing, Stat 221 or other statistics course, Nurs 294, 295, 296, 297, and concurrent enrollment in Nurs 330, Stat 221 (if not previously taken) and PDBio 365.
Ethics in Nursing (Nurs 339)
Course Description:
Overview of ethical principles and theories with emphasis on role of ethics in nursing; instruction and practice in advanced written and oral communication skills for professional nursing practice.
Prerequisites:
Nurs 294, 295, 296, 297, 300, 320, 330 and concurrent enrollment in Nurs 340 & 360.