Description
This course will build on concepts introduced in Professional Nursing I. The student is exposed to additional professional concepts of nursing as they relate to the individual and the student's role of delivering patient-centered care. The student will use these concepts to interpret and draw conclusions about patient needs, concerns or health problems to improve patient response. Prerequisite: Admission to the Nursing Program, Nursing Assessment, Professional Nursing Concepts I, Patient Centered Care I, and Practicum I. Co-requisite: Patient Centered Care II and Practicum II. Pharmacology for Nursing must be taken and passed prior to or in the same semester as Professional Nursing Concepts II, Patient Centered Care II and Practicum II in order to progress in the Nursing Program.