This laboratory course provides hands-on practice in lab, simulation, and clinical environments to develop mastery of fundamental nursing skills. Students apply theoretical knowledge from the concurrent theory course to perform essential nursing interventions with technical proficiency, clinical judgment, and professional accountability. Through skills practice, simulation, and competency-based assessments, students synthesize knowledge with psychomotor skill development, emphasizing precision, safety, and cultural responsiveness across diverse populations and healthcare settings.
Outcomes: Demonstrate competence in performing fundamental nursing skills with safety, clinical judgment, and person-centered care principles; Accurately document procedures and nursing interventions, ensure interprofessional care coordination, and maintain compliance with legal, regulatory, and ethical standards for professional nursing practice; Integrate nursing knowledge and mathematical competencies to ensure safe medication management.
Outcomes: Demonstrate competence in performing fundamental nursing skills with safety, clinical judgment, and person-centered care principles; Accurately document procedures and nursing interventions, ensure interprofessional care coordination, and maintain compliance with legal, regulatory, and ethical standards for professional nursing practice; Integrate nursing knowledge and mathematical competencies to ensure safe medication management.