NURS 552 - Art & Science of Nursing

4 Credit Hours
This course introduces the therapeutic relationship as the holistic foundation for the use of the nursing process as a systematic approach to health promotion and maintenance across the life span. Nursing therapeutics that prevent illness and promote healthy life styles with adults experiencing transitions in diverse populations are analyzed for appropriateness to promote patient safety and positive patient outcomes. Emphasis on the client as an active partner in the healing process and attentiveness to one’s spirit is examined as critical components of the healing interaction. The role of transpersonal human caring and healing is emphasized with therapeutic relationships. Concepts discussed are the nurse as an instrument of healing, the psychophysiology of body mind spiritual healing, and the use of complementary/alternative therapies.

Co-requisites: NURS553

Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels: Graduate Must be assigned one of the following Student Attributes: MIDAS Nursing Program

Levels: Graduate

College of Nursing Nursing