NUR 682 - Nursing Administration: Concept Synthesis and Application

Any one of NUR 653, 665, 672, or COM 574 may be taken as a corequisite. This course is taken in the student’s last semester. A capstone course designed for the synthesis, assessment, and application of nursing administration theoretical concepts. Case method is extensively utilized, and the student writes and presents an oral defense of a position paper. The course content focuses on such concepts as application of research methodology to problem solving, decision-making models, critical thinking, interpretation of arguments, casual relationships, analysis of inductive reasoning, and assessing the logic of inferred conclusions. Students will demonstrate mastery of the concepts through case analysis and case discussion.

Preparation for Course
P: all required courses in the graduate program curriculum.

Cr. 3.
Notes
Graduate Level Note: You must be admitted to the nursing program or secure approval from the department before enrolling in any graduate-level nursing course.