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| New Graduate Outcomes |
Upon entry into practice, the graduate will:
1. utilize critical thinking/nursing process/clinical judgement
and evidence-based nursing practice in providing safe and cost
effective care at the level of a beginning nurse generalist.
2. develop, implement, evaluate and document individual teaching
plans used to guide and evaluate care.
3. analyze nutritional status to promote optimum nutrition and
implement diet therapy.
4. prepare, administer, evaluate and document drug therapy.
5. form, implement, evaluate and document a specific,
interdisciplinary plan of rehabilitation.
6. possess knowledge of common, well-defined health needs with
predictable outcomes while prioritizing and performing
therapeutic interventions using current nursing care standards.
7. establish and maintain a caring relationship and effective
communication when collaborating with patients, families,
significant others, and health team members.
8. identify cultural diversity and personalize care to reflect
this diversity throughout the life cycle.
9. assume responsibility and accountability for the management
and continuity of patient care and delegate aspects of nursing
care to other health care workers commensurate with their
educational preparation and experience utilizing the five rights
of delegation.
10. appraise growth and development levels and utilize critical
thinking/ nursing process/clinical judgement to assist the
patient in meeting the expected developmental tasks.
11. practice within the ethical and legal framework of nursing
maintaining confidentiality of information regarding clients
while serving as a patient advocate.
12. demonstrate competence with current technologies and assume
responsibility for professional growth in an ever changing
health care environment.
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