Overview

Demonstrate competence & clinical judgment in prioritizing person-centered, culturally sensitive care delivered with a focus on health equity Integrate best evidence into nursing practice to coordinate and manage health care for individuals, families, communities, and populations across the life span Analyze effective communication, teamwork, and collaboration strategies to address the concerns of diverse populations within complex health care systems Graduates of this program Demonstrate competence & clinical judgment in prioritizing person-centered, culturally sensitive care delivered with a focus on health equity Integrate best evidence into nursing practice to coordinate and manage health care for individuals, families, communities, and populations across the life span Analyze effective communication, teamwork, and collaboration strategies to address the concerns of diverse populations within complex health care systems Apply knowledge, skills, and attitudes of promoting wellness and managing illness and chronic conditions to advance health equity and enhance population health in urban and transcultural communities

Curriculum

• 01The ABSN program option is a hybrid program
• 02Courses are taken following the St Austin International University academic calendar with competency checks and multi-modal simulation each semester.
• 03Throughout the semester, typically one day per week, students will participate in clinical placements, where students will practice in a wide variety of real clinical settings in the Yaoundé Metropolitan area and regional hospitals.
• 04Students also attend clinical simulation training on campus at St Austin's Center for Clinical Education and Research (CCER) several times a semester.
• 05*In-person clinical placements are assigned to students for approximately 8-12 hours per week each semester.

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