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NRSG 496 - Seminar in Nursing (4)

Prerequisites: NRSG 315 , NRSG 326 , NRSG 335  , NRSG 329 , NRSG 336 , NRSG 335 , NRSG 345 , NRSG 365 , NRSG 366 , NRSG 446 , NRSG 447 , NRSG 450 , NRSG 451 , NRSG 475 , NRSG 485 , NRSG 497 , SLGA101. All prerequisites (all core nursing courses with NRSG prefix) must be completed with a minimum grade of “C” (2.00).
Online course available only to nurses enrolled in their last trimester of the RNBSN program.
This course may not be taken concurrently with any nursing courses (NRSG prefix) except for NRSG 480  or NRSG 490  . Students may take one general education or cognate course concurrently with NRSG496 within the last trimester of the program. A student who fails NRSG496 will not be eligible to take courses concurrently with Seminar.
This capstone course provides an opportunity for students to explore health-related issues and analyze the impact that cultural, economical, political, and/or scientific trends have on nursing and healthcare. In harmony with the current healthcare emphasis on clinical outcomes, students design and present outcome projects in areas of special clinical interest. Through these projects, the students will demonstrate application of the Neuman Systems Model and mastery of content from previous Baccalaureate courses. This course includes three credit hours of theory (45 clock hours). This course meets the requirements for an oral and written communication course (see Communication Requirements  in the Academic Section of the Academic Catalog).