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691 ARTS ADMINISTRATION PRACTICES AND POLICIES 3 creditsF1nancial management of the arts, facilities manaqement, presenting performances, tounng,and un1que management problems 1n non-prof1t theater compan1es, dance compan1es.orchestras, and museums692 LEGAL ASPECTS OF ARTS ADMINISTRATORS . 3 creditsLegal responsibilities and l1abi11ties of an arts organization. contracts, copynght law, Insurance,taxat1on. art1sts' rights, personnel law, and labor law.698 INTERNSHIP 3-8 creditsPrerequisite: permission. Faculty superv1s~ work experie~ce tn wh1ch student partiCipates 1nan arts management, performance or technical Situation w1th a selected cultural organ1zat10n699 MASTER'S THESIS 7-8 credits(May be repeated for a total of six cred1ts) Prerequisite.: permission of graduate coordinator oftheater arts program. Research related to the completron of the master's thesrs.THEATER ORGANIZATIONS7810:601 PRODUCTION PRACTICUM/DESIGNITECHNOLOGY 7-2 credits(May be repeated for a total of four credits) Prereqursite. permrssron of rnstructor. Practrce rnselected production design/technology operatrons, applicatrons and techniques as they applyto production proJects and major departmental productions605 PERFORMANCE PRACTICUM 1-2 credits(May be repeated for a total of 12 credits) Prerequisrte: permrssron of project advrser. Recognrtronof work undertaken by the student when performrng a role rna theater productron. CredIt ass1gned and work supervised by faculty project supervisor.DANCE7900:590 WORKSHOP IN DANCE 7-3 credits(May be repeated for a total of eight credrtsl Prereqursrte· advanced standrng or permissronGroup study or group projects investrgatrng partrcular phase of dance not covered by othercourses 1n curnculum.DANCE PERFORMANCE7920:590 WORKSHOP IN DANCE 7-3 creditsPrerequisite· Advanced standing or permissron. (May be repeated for a total of erght credrts.Group study/proJects investigating a particular field of dance not covered by other courses.Courses of InstructionCollege ofNursingNURSING8200:125509 INTERNATIONAL NURSING 3 credttsPrerequisite: Adm1sston rn MSN program. A companson of nursrng roles and responsrb.ditresrn an 1nternatronal environment The rnfluences of educatron, ethrcs, government, demography,and geography on health care will be cons1dered589 SPECIAL TOPICS: NURSING 74 cred1ts(May be repeated as new topics are presented) Group studres of spec1al toprcs in nursrngMay not be used to meet requ1rements for the maJor 1n nurs1ng. May be used for electrvecredrt593 WORKSHOPS 14 cred1ts(May be repeated as new toprcs are presented) Selected top1cs rn nurs1ng May be used tomeet undergraduate/graduate requ1rements at the discretron of the college.598 SPECIAL READINGS 74 cred1tsPrereqursrte: permiSSIOn of student's adviser or dean. Specral readrngs rn an area of concentrationmay be taken to satrsfy elective credrt Spec1al readings may not be used to satrsfyrequrrements of the major.603 THEORETICAL BASIS FOR NURSING 3 cred1tsPrerequrs1te Admrss1on to the Graduate Program. Overvrew of extant nursrng SCience. Evaluationand crit1que of nursing conceptual models Analysis of the relat1onshrps of theory,research, and pract1ce.605 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN NURSING 2 cred1tsPrerequ1s1te· Admrss1on to Graduate Program. Computer systems rnfluencrng nursrng practrce,research. education, and national knowledge exchange are examrned The complex1ssues surroundrng their use rn nursrng are explored.607 POLICY ISSUES IN NURSING 2 cred1tsPrereqursrte: Admrssron to Graduate Program. Analysrs of polrcy rssues that rmpact on nursrngand health care delrvery to d1verse population(s). Examrne methods to shape poltcy, distnbutron,and allocatron of resources.608 PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS OF NURSING CARE 3 cred1tsPrerequ1s1te: Acceptance 1nto the MSN Program. In-depth study of pathological cond1t1ons andrelated treatment modalltres. The course focuses on spec1fic nurs1ng 1nterventrons related tothese pathophysiologrcal abnormalitres.610 ADVANCED ADULT/GERONTOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT 3 creditsPrerequrs1tes. Admrssron to Adult/Gerontological Nursrng Practitioner sequence; 608. Corequisrtes:621 or 671. Advanced adult/gerontological assessment and clrn1cal reasonrng rn pnmaryhealth care nursrng w'1th introduction to differentral d1agnos1s and clinical management612 ADVANCED CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY 3 cred1tsPrereqursite: 608. Examrnes pnncrples of pharmacology and therapeutiCS for major pharmacologicagents used by Advanced Practrce Nurses to manage adult/gerontologrcal problems rnprimary health care settings613 NURSING INQUIRY I 3 cred1tsPrereqursite. Adm1ssion to graduate program Concepts and ethrcal issues relatrng to scientifIC rnqu1ry are exam1ned, emphasrzrng the phases of the researdl process. Students particrpatein crrtrcal analysrs of nursrng research615 ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICE SEMINAR 2 cred1tsPrerequ1site/corequisrte· 627 or 657 or 667 or 677 Drscusses issues, concepts, and theorresrelevant to the development of advanced clrnical practrce roles.618 NURSING INQUIRY II 4-8 cred1tsPrereqursite. 613 and perm1ssron of rnstructor Emphasis on development of competenc1es rnscrentifrc rnqurry. Research pracfrcum will ·Involve a) a pilot study; or b) partrcipation 1n facultyresearch.621 GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING I 3 creditsPrerequ1s1te/corequ1S1te. Nurse Pract1t1oner students only, 610. Physrologrcal, psychologrcal,and socrological theones of aging are analyzed in relat1on to nursrng practrce and nursrngresearch. Nurs1ng 1nterventrons focus on promot1ng and marntarnrng function.625 GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING II 4 creditsPrerequisite· 621; prerequrs1te/coreqursrte: Nurse Practrtroner students only, 690. Major nursrngcare problems and psycholog1cal drsabilltres are analyzed. Clrn1cal focuses on development ofsk1lls to ma1ntain ancVor restore funct1on.627 GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING Ill 4 creditsPrerequrs1te. 625; corequrs1te: Nurse Practrtroner students only, 692. Examrne long term careand rehabrhtatron rn rnstrtutrons, and home and community settings. Clrn1cal experrences focuson nursrng responsrbrlrtres and interventrons to promote optrmum care629 PRACTICUM: GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING 3 creditsPrerequ1srte: 627; coreqursrte. Nurse Pract1troner students only, 694. lntegratron of nursrngknowledge and skills With an older population rn episodrc and long term care clinical s1tuat1ons630 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN NURSING SETTINGS 3 cred1tsPrerequisite: 603, 613. 3100·670, 6200 601 Exam1nes management of f1scal and humanresources rn nurs1ng servrce settrngs; analyzes impact of economics and labor relatrons onhealth and nurs1ng care632 ASCAL MANAGEMENT IN NURSING ADMINISTRATION 3 cred1tsPrerequ1s1te Admrss10n to M S N program Examrnes management of frscal resources rnnursrng servrce settrngs635 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR IN NURSING SETTINGS 3 cred1tsPrerequ1s1tes: 603, 3100.670, 6200:601. Examrnes organrzat1onal behavror theones/prrncrplesrelated to systems analysiS and assessment of organizational structure rn nursrng sett1ngs.638 PRACTICUM: NURSING ADMINISTRATION I 5 cred1tsPrerequ1sites: 630, 632 and 635. Leadership and management theories are utilized to gu1destudy of the role of nurse admrn1strator.
126 The University of Akron639 PRACTICUM: NURSING AOMINISlRATION II 5 creditsPrerequiSite: 638. Leadership and management theories are utilized to guide practice of therole of nurse administrator.640 SCIENTIAC COMPONENTS OF NURSE ANESTHESIA 3 creditsPrerequiSite· Acceptance Nurse Anesthesia. CoreqUisite: 603 The course presents contentdeal1ng With the dlem1cal and phys1cal components of anesthesia agents641 PHARMACOLOGY FOR NURSE ANESTHESIA I 3 creditsPrerequiSites: 603, 607 640. The study of Intravenous 1nduct1on agents, InJectable analgesicsand 1nhaled anesthetics commonly used in the admin1strat1on of general anesthesia Includesuse of muscle relaxants.643 PRINCIPLES OF ANESTHESIA I 4 creditsPrerequisite: 640. Th!s.cour~e focuses on the acquisition of bas1c sk1lls rel~ted to nursing anesthesiacare and adm1n1strat1on of anesthesia agents. With a focus on equ1pment.644 PHARMACOLOGY FOR NURSE ANESTHESIA II 3 creditsPrerequiSite:_ 641. Focuses on mechanisms of drug transport w1thin the human body for1nhaled and InJected med1cat1ons. The effects of accessory drugs are also d1scussed.645 PRINCIPLES OF ANESTHESIA II 4 creditsPrerequisite: 643. Emphasis on pre-operative anesthesia care 1nclud1ng 1nduct1on techn1ques.Discusses a1rway management, flu1d therapy, and ventilator use.647 PROFESSIONAL ROLE SEMINAR 2 cred1tsPrerequisites: 644, 645. Discusses 1ssues, concepts and theones related to the profess1onalrole of nurse anesthetists. Focuses on leadership/management content as well as profesSIOnal eth1ca\ ISSUeS649 NURSE ANESTHESIA RESIDENCY 0 cred1tsPrerequisites. 644 and 645 Structured, supervised ciln1cal expenences allowmg students toapply knowledge and skills learned 1n the d1dact1c portion of the nurse anesthesia curnculum.650 ADVANCED PEDIATRIC/ADOLESCENT ASSESSMENT 2 cred1tsPrerequ1s1tes Admiss1on to Child and Adolescent Health Nurs1ng I and 608: corequ1site: 651Advanced ped1atnc/adolescent assessment and clln1cal reason1ng for pnmary health care nursIng w1th 1ntroduct1on to drfferentlal diagnosis and cl1mcal management651 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH NURSING I 4 creditsCorequis1te. 650. Pnmary health care nursing to enhance pos1t1ve health behavior outcomesof well dlildren/adolescents and those w1th minor health disruptions and problems in family/communitycontexts.655 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH NURSING II 4 creditsPrerequ1s1te: 651. Corequ1s1te: 613. Pnmary health care nurs1ng to 1ncrease pos1t1ve healthbehav1or outcomes of children/adolescents with acute and/or chron1c health disruptions infam1\y/commun1ty contexts656 PHARMACOLOGY FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH NURSING 3 cred1tsPrerequ1s1te: AdmiSSIOn to Graduate Program. Emphasis on maJor categones of pharmacologicalagents, that Influence developmental outcomes of children/adolescents 1n ambulatory,acute and chrome care env1ronments657 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH NURSING Ill 4 creditsPrerequisite: 655. Emphas1s on advanced practice 1n primary health care us1ng consultat1onand program development/marketing related to development and health behav1or outcomesof children/adolescents and fami11es.659 PRACTICUM: CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH NURSING 4 creditsPrerequiSite: 657 Corequ1s1te: 615. Integration of knowledge and skills w1th a spec1f1ed populationof dlildren/adolescents and their families Emphas1s on implementation of programmatic1ntervent1on and evaluatiOn661 UAISON-COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NURSING I 3 creditsPrerequts1tes/corequ1s1tes · 603. 3100·670. Focuses on the mental health of lndlVldua\s expenenclngstress related to actual or potential health problems. Theoretical knowledge, InterVIeWing, and d1rect tntervent1ons are emphasized.662 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 7 cred1tPrerequisite. 608: corequisite· 612. Exammes pnnciples of pharmacology and therapeutiCS forpsychopharmacologic agents used by Advanced Pract1ce Psychiatnc Nurses to manage adultmental health problems in vanous sett1ngs.663 LIAISON-COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NURSING INTERNSHIP 2 creditsPrerequiSites: 661 and 665. Focuses on development of intervention skills ut1ltz1ng knowledgeof therapeutiC tedmiques. psychopathology and pharmacology. Emphasis ts on dtrect care ofindivtduals wtth mental health problems.665 UAISON-COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NURSING II 4 cred1tsPrerequ1s1tes: 661, 3100:670. Prerequ1Site/corequ1s1te: 613 Focuses on \taison mental healthnursing w1th families expenenctng the stress of actual or potent1al health problems. Theoreticalframeworks for direct intervention are examtned.667 UAISON-COMMUNITY MENTAL NURSING Ill 4 creditsPrerequisite: 665. Prerequ1site/corequ1site: 3100·695. Focuses on liaison mental health nurstngconsultation wtth health-care professionals Theoretical frameworks for indtrect models of1ntervent1on in non-psydliatric sett1ngs are emphas1zed.669 PRACTICUM: UAISON-COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 3 creditsPrerequisite 667 Prerequisite/corequisite: 615. Synthesis of knowledge and skill related liatsonmental health nursing wtth specif1c vulnerable populations. Emphas1s 1n on Implementation ofprogrammatic 1ntervent1ons and evaluatton.671 ADULT HEALTH NURSING I 3 creditsPrerequtstte/corequ1s1te· Nurse Practitioner students only, 610. Research and theory integralto advanced nurs1ng practice of adults/famihes with selected common health problemsEmphasiS on comprehensive assessment, health promot1on and risk reduct1on.672 INDEPENDENT STUDY 14 creditsOpportun1ty for the advanced graduate nurs1ng practice 1n a selected area of spectal1zatton.675 ADULT HEALTH NURSING II 4 creditsPrereQUISite: 671, corequ1site. Nur~e Pract1tu:~ner students only, 690. Focuse_s on problemscommon to acute illness tn adults tn acute/ep1sod1c care sett1ngs Multidisciplinary care planningand coord1nat1on are emphasized, 1nclud1ng trans1t1on to commumty-based care.677 ADULT HEALTH NURSING II 4 creditsPrerequ1s1te. 675; corequtslte. Nurse Pract1t1oner students only, 692. Focuses on adult/fam1\yexpenencing chroniC illness 1n selected care settings. Emphasizes management of problemscommon to chronic care and rehabilitation.679 PRACTICUM: ADULT HEALTH NURSING 3 creditsPrerequisite: 677; corequ1s1te· Nurse Practitioner students only, 694. Integration of knowledgeand skills w1th a spec1f1ed population of adults and the1r fam1l1es. Emphas1s on Implementationof programmatic 1ntervent1ons and evaluat1on682 NURSING CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 3 cred 1 tsPrerequisite: 603, 3100:670 Prerequisite/corequisite: 625 or 655 or 665 or 675. Examines curnculum_development w1th a focus on teachtng-learmng strategies. Emphasis is on process ofdevelopmg a curnculum.683 EVALUATION IN NURSING EDUCATION 3 cred1tsPrerequisite: 682. Prerequtslte/c_oregulsite. 625 or 655 or 675. Appl1cat1on of princ1ples of evaluationand measurement to sttuattons in nurstng educatiOn Emphasizes evaluation as aprocess. Includes evaluation of teacher, learner and program.684 PRACTICUM: THE ACADEMIC ROLE OF THE NURSE EDUCATOR 6 creditsPrerequisite/corequlstte: 683. Part1c1pation 1n a nurs1ng program with the purpose of understandingthe full protess1onal role. Contemporary 1ssues in nurs1ng and higher educat1on areexamined690 CUNICAL MANAGEMENT I 2 creditsPrerequtsttes: Admiss1on to Adult/Gerontological Nurs1ng Pract1t1oner track; 612; 621 or 671.Corequ1s1tes: Adult/Clerontolog1cal Nurstng Pract1t1oner students only; 625 or 675. Cltn1calmanagement of common chron1c and acute problems of adults 1n pnmary health care settings.Focus on episodic management us1ng differential diagnosis and clin1cal reasoning.692 CUNICAL MANAGEMENT II 2 creditsPrerequ1s1tes Admission to Adult/Gerontological Nursing Pract1t1oner track; 625 or 675. CoreqUISites. 627 or 677. Cl1n1cal management of complex, chron1c health problems of adults 1n pnmaryhealth care setttngs. Focus on long term management using d1fferent1al d1agnos1s andclinical reasontng694 CUNICAL MANAGEMENT Ill 2 cred1tsPrerequiSites: Admission to Adult/Gerontological Nurs1ng Practitioner track: 692: 627 or 677Corequ1S1tes. 629 or 679. Cltnlcal management of complex health problems using consultation,collaboration, and referral1n selected pnmary health care sett1ngs.699 MASTER'S THESIS 1-6 creditsPrerequistte· 613 Supervised research 1n a specific area of advanced nurs1ng.
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