Academic Plan

151106100

FOUNDATIONS OF EMERGENCY NURSING

Emergency nursing practice is characterised by a diversity of clinical presentations which range from those requiring minimal care to those with complex or life-threatening clinical presentations or injury. This variation in clinical presentation requires emergency nurses to have a strong foundation in patient assessment and associated physiological knowledgeo critically evaluate the practice of trauma nursing and examine the nurse's role in the pre-hospital setting and to develop and evaluate specialist nursing skills that enable the student to rapidly assess and provide the appropriate nursing interventions for the trauma patient.

151106150

ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING THEORY I

This course provides students with the knowledge base and skills necessary to render emergency and trauma care. This will provide a foundation for future emergency nurse specialist role. The essential evaluation, stabilization and critical time management techniques will be discussed. It is essential that the emergency nurse specialist functioning in the ER be very knowledgeable in the assessment of non-urgent, urgent and emergent conditions. In this course, the student will learn the techniques, physiology, and clinical skills necessary to care for adult patients in an emergency setting.

151106160

ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING CLINICAL I

Practice of specialist skills in nursing. Participation in the clinical environment with the supervision and guidance of the course coordinator/facilitator, preceptors and registered nurses in the specialist area. The development of critical reflective skills will be encouraged to evaluate current practice.

151106100

FOUNDATIONS OF EMERGENCY NURSING

Emergency nursing practice is characterised by a diversity of clinical presentations which range from those requiring minimal care to those with complex or life-threatening clinical presentations or injury. This variation in clinical presentation requires emergency nurses to have a strong foundation in patient assessment and associated physiological knowledgeo critically evaluate the practice of trauma nursing and examine the nurse's role in the pre-hospital setting and to develop and evaluate specialist nursing skills that enable the student to rapidly assess and provide the appropriate nursing interventions for the trauma patient.

151106150

ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING THEORY I

This course provides students with the knowledge base and skills necessary to render emergency and trauma care. This will provide a foundation for future emergency nurse specialist role. The essential evaluation, stabilization and critical time management techniques will be discussed. It is essential that the emergency nurse specialist functioning in the ER be very knowledgeable in the assessment of non-urgent, urgent and emergent conditions. In this course, the student will learn the techniques, physiology, and clinical skills necessary to care for adult patients in an emergency setting.

151106160

ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING CLINICAL I

Practice of specialist skills in nursing. Participation in the clinical environment with the supervision and guidance of the course coordinator/facilitator, preceptors and registered nurses in the specialist area. The development of critical reflective skills will be encouraged to evaluate current practice.