NURS 556 - Introduction to CNL for RNs

3 Credit Hours
This course begins the application of the role of the clinical nurse leader providing evidence based practice in caring for diverse clients across the lifespan considering cultural and spiritual needs. The CNL role includes professional knowledge that incorporates organizational principles (leadership, ethics, and scope of practice, risk and resource management). The student will develop an understanding of the influences of nursing history and holistic care in applying the role of the CNL. Informatics facilitates the acquisition of knowledge essential for healthcare systems that are increasingly technology based. Students will demonstrate competencies in basic computer, informatics technology management, as well as managing and utilizing health care data in decision-making to improve outcomes of health care. Curricular concepts introduced include transition, critical thinking, communication, cultural competence and the nurse as an instrument for healing.

Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels: Graduate

Levels: Graduate

College of Nursing Nursing