Undergraduate Student Learning Outcomes
At the completion of the baccalaureate program, the life-long learner will be able to:
- Critically appraise a clinical or social issue by synthesizing knowledge from theories, perspectives, and research to formulate evidence-based solutions for nursing practice.
- Demonstrate accountability for Prioritizing the individual as the central focus of care delivery, including assessment, planning, coordination and evaluation.
- Apply population health strategies to enhance health outcomes across diverse healthcare systems and communities.
- Incorporate personal well-being, professional quality and safety measures to promote a safe, equitable and healthy work environment on behalf of patients and care providers.
- Embrace professional nursing identity in the application of ethical principles, optimal scholarship, and leadership development to enhance patient care and the nursing profession.
- Utilize health informatics tools and technologies to manage health care data at the intersection of people, policies, and the provision of care.
