Key Learning Outcomes
- Be able to know the structure and functions of the human body at micro and macro levels, their interrelationships, and define the individual's physical, psychological, spiritual and socio-cultural characteristics.
- Be able to use nursing scientific information based on the basic medical, science, social and behavioral sciences.
- Be able to provide holistic nursing care to individuals, families and communities in situations involving health promotion and disease prevention, as well as during health deviations, natural disasters and pandemics.
- Be able to use interpersonal communication skills on nursing practice.
- Be able to use information and technology innovations for personal and professional development.
- Be able to use English language to reach and be able to contribute to international nursing literature.
- Be able to use evidence-based research results and knowledge in the field of health services and nursing in nursing care.
- Be able to use teaching and learning process in their nursing practice.
- Be able to plans, implements, and participates in continuous improvement efforts to ensure that nursing practices are consistent with health policies, institutional quality standards, legal regulations, and ethical principles.
- Be able to determine the patient's nursing care needs and specific conditions.
- Be able to use necessary cognitive and psychomotor skills for nursing practice.
- Be able to use critical, creative thinking and problem-solving skills in their nursing practice.
- Be able to use information related to management activities involved in the planning, organization, implementation, evaluation, and coordination of nursing services and reflects this information in the care process.
- Be able to demonstrate life long learning responsibility.
- Be able to perform collaboration and leadership with individual, family and health team in their nursing practice.
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