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4. Applied and Collaborative Learning
Demonstrate the use of effective communication skills to collaborate with patients, families and the interdisciplinary/interprofessional healthcare team. Utilize leadership concepts and skills to guide clinical judgment in the practice of professional nursing. Integrate ethical and social values along with legal knowledge to support clinical judgment and decision making in professional nursing practice. Value lifelong learning as a necessary component of professional nursing practice.
6. Interprofessional Partnerships 7. Systems-Based Practice 9. Professionalism 10. Personal, Professional and Leadership Development 9. Professionalism 10. Personal, Professional and Leadership Development 4. Scholarship for Nursing Practice 10. Personal, Professional and Leadership Development 10. Personal, Professional and Leadership Development
4. Applied and Collaborative Learning 5. Civic and Global Learning
6. Professional Skills
7. Professional Skills
Implement ethical nursing care by accepting responsibility and accountability for patient outcomes in professional nursing practice.
HANDBOOK POLICY This Handbook is intended to provide students with information and answers to the most commonly asked questions posed by new and returning students as they progress through their undergraduate nursing degree program. The purpose of this Handbook is to complement, NOT replace, the University Student Guidebook. Each student has access to an electronic copy of the National Louis University, School of Nursing Baccalaureate Nursing Student Handbook when they begin the program and each September when the Handbook is updated. The Student Handbook is located on the Nursing Resource Page accessed from the School of Nursing Homepage. It is the responsibility of the student to be knowledgeable about and observe all policies and procedures related to the program they are pursuing, including those in the Handbook. In no case will a policy be waived or an exception granted because students claim ignorance or contend that they were not informed of the regulations or procedures. Students will complete a Handbook Agreement Attestation form and submit to the required electronic compliance system upon initial entry to the program and annually in September thereafter. All statements and policies published in this Handbook are in effect for the time-period published on the cover of the Handbook. Faculty reserve the right to change statements and policies during the academic year the Handbook is in effect, with the provision that students are informed in writing of any changes. The Handbook is updated annually in September.
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