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BSN Objectives
In order to achieve the program objectives, the curriculum
is organized within four years. The Freshman is year one; the Sophomore is year two; the Junior is year three
and the Senior is year four.
At the completion of each year, the program is designed so that you will
meet the following objectives.
Years
One and Two Objectives
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Recognize
the interrelationship of the components of Body/Spirit/Mind in self
and others
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Apply
principles of communication to understand and facilitate interactions
between individuals
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Apply
principles of critical thinking and decision making, derived from the
sciences,
humanities, and nursing in making and evaluating decisions
affecting self and others
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Identify
various developmental theories in the assessment of self and others
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Identify
placement of self and individual client along the wellness-illness
continuum
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Apply
components of the nursing process to provide basic health care for
self and selected others
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Perform
nursing care skills guided by basic nursing principles
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Recognize
the value of research in the expansion of nursing theory
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Identify
the role of self in the varied and changing delivery of human health
care
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Recognize
issues and trends which impact the multidimensional professional
nursing role
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Year
Three Objectives
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Utilize
caring strategies to meet the Body/Spirit/Mind need of individual
clients
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Incorporate
effective therapeutic communication into the provision of client
care
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Analyze
critical thinking and decision making utilized in the provision and
revision of
client care
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Apply
developmental theories to the nursing care of clients
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Develop
and execute a plan of care for individual clients recognizing their
changing
placement on the wellness/illness continuum
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Integrate
all components of the nursing process to provide nursing care to
individual clients
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Incorporate
an expanded knowledge of nursing principles while safely performing
skills
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Critically
analyze the research process
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Manage
individual client care
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Apply
knowledge of professional nursing roles including researcher,
resource person, educator and client advocate within a changing
environment
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Year Four Objectives
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Enhance
the Body/Spirit/Mind potential of clients, families and groups
through the practice of human caring
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Establish
effective communication to facilitate individual and group processes
in promoting optimal societal health care
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Formulate
nursing decisions which utilize critical thinking and are based on
independent judgments derived from the knowledge of science,
humanities and nursing
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Integrate
developmental theories into a framework for providing nursing care
of systems as
found in families, communities and in other complex
nursing situations
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Utilize
strategies of health promotion, prevention, illness care and
restoration to enhance care of clients who are at any point on the
wellness/illness continuum
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Synthesize
all components of the nursing process into the delivery of health
care in a variety of systems
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Integrate
nursing care skills as an art complimentary to the science of
nursing in a variety of settings
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Implement
research findings to enhance the delivery of client and system
caring
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Assimilate
leadership and management skills into the practice of the nursing
role
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Base
the development of professional roles on knowledge of issues and
trends including legal/ethical, historical, political and social
concepts
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University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Revised
04.27.2004
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