Nursing

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Dominican University is rooted in a tradition of commitment to care for body and spirit, a tradition older than the stories of healing in the Gospels, as culturally and religiously diverse as the fist-known hospital in 9th century Sri Lanka, as historically and geographically close to home as the numerous health care centers founded by religiously-inspired women and men in the Chicago area. There is a natural confluence of this long tradition of health care with Dominican’s own mission of “preparing students to pursue truth, given compassionate service and participate in the creation of a more just and humane world.” As such, our mission provides nursing students with a foundation for professional practice that respects the dignity of each and every person, pursuit of the common good, and concern for those most vulnerable.

Programs

• Nursing - B.S.N.

Courses

• NURS 312 - Foundational Concepts of Nursing Practice
• NURS 313 - Health Assessment and Promotion
• NURS 314 - Adult Nursing 1: Fundamentals
• NURS 322 - Pharmacology in Nursing Practice
• NURS 323 - Evidence Based Practice & Nursing Research
• NURS 324 - Adult Nursing II: Medical-Surgical
• NURS 432 - Community Health Nursing
• NURS 433 - Mental Health Nursing
• NURS 434 - Nursing of the Childbearing Family
• NURS 435 - Nursing of Children & Families
• NURS 444 - Adult Nursing III: Advanced Medical-Surgical
• NURS 445 - Nursing Leadership Dimensions
• NURS 446 - Professional Role Transition Capstone

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