Course overview
To develop nursing care informed by biological and pharmacological sciences for specific health problems.
- Introduction To Primary Health Care Nursing
- Foundations Of Paediatric Nursing And Family Care
- Prevention, Care And Support For Children And Their Families
- Prevention, Care And Support - Focus On Infants
- Paediatric Care
- Paediatric Care 5-11 Years
- Adolescence To Adulthood
- Wellbeing And Health Screening In Early Adulthood
- Wellbeing , Reproduction And Parenting
- Health Promotion Across Older Adulthood - Ageing Well
Course learning outcomes
- Further develop and refine skills of observation, assessment, communication, and documentation in partnership with consumers, and inter professional health care teams that facilitates shared decision-making
- Analyse and reflect upon knowledge from the nursing biological sciences and evidence based practice into complex health care that is safe and culturally appropriate
- Identify the different complexities and knowledge required from the nursing and biological sciences and evidence-based practice across a variety of different settings
- Articulate the impact of complex health problems on consumers and families across the lifespan
- Critically analyse nursing practice through critical thinking, that promotes accountability as a life-long-learner in the delivery of evidence-based, person-centred care aligned with professional regulatory standards and codes of practice
- Demonstrates the use of informatics to communicate, manage knowledge, and support decision making for safe practice