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College of Nursing Student Handbook - 2019-2020 2019-2020 Student Handbook HENDERSON CAMPUS (MSN-FNP, BSN, ABSN, RN-BSN) SOUTH JORDAN CAMPUS (MSN-FNP, BSN, ABSN) THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Table of Contents Letter from the Dean, College of Nursing .......................................................................................... 1 Letter from the South Jordan Campus Dean, College of Nursing ...................................................... 2 Letter from the Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs, College of Nursing ................... 3 Letter from the Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Assessment...................................................... 4 Nursing Administration ...................................................................................................................... 5 Nursing Faculty .................................................................................................................................. 6 Administrative Staff – College of Nursing......................................................................................... 9 Admissions Staff – College of Nursing .............................................................................................. 9 Clinical Staff – College of Nursing .................................................................................................... 9 Student Handbook Notice ................................................................................................................. 11 Location, Contact Information ......................................................................................................... 11 Accreditation .................................................................................................................................... 12 Licensure .......................................................................................................................................... 12 Approvals.......................................................................................................................................... 12 Non-discrimination Policy ................................................................................................................ 13 Accommodation................................................................................................................................ 13 Financial Responsibilities ................................................................................................................. 13 Account for Student Indemnification ............................................................................................... 13 Evaluation of Prior Credit for VA Students ..................................................................................... 13 F1 Visa Students ............................................................................................................................... 13 Privacy Rights ................................................................................................................................... 13 Emails ............................................................................................................................................... 13 Recording .......................................................................................................................................... 13 Latex Allergy Policy ......................................................................................................................... 13 Facilities ............................................................................................................................................ 13 Student Intercampus Transfer Policy ............................................................................................... 14 Transfer Process ............................................................................................................................ 14 College of Nursing Academic Calendar ........................................................................................... 14 College of Nursing Mission, Purpose, and Goals ............................................................................. 14 Mission .......................................................................................................................................... 14 Purpose .......................................................................................................................................... 14 Goals ............................................................................................................................................. 15 i. College of Nursing Philosophy......................................................................................................... 15 Nursing .......................................................................................................................................... 15 College of Nursing Conceptual Framework ..................................................................................... 17 Prelicensure Student Learning Outcomes......................................................................................... 18 Patient-Centered Care ................................................................................................................... 18 Evidence-Based Practice ............................................................................................................... 18 Safety and Quality......................................................................................................................... 18 Health Information ........................................................................................................................ 18 Communication ............................................................................................................................. 18 Professionalism ............................................................................................................................. 18 Progression Outcomes as Related to Role-Specific Competencies .................................................. 19 Graduate Student Learning Outcomes .............................................................................................. 20 Patient-Centered Care ................................................................................................................... 20 Evidence-Based Practice ............................................................................................................... 20 Safety and Quality......................................................................................................................... 20 Health Information ........................................................................................................................ 20 Communication ............................................................................................................................. 20 Professionalism ............................................................................................................................. 20 Leadership ..................................................................................................................................... 21 Core Performance Standards* .......................................................................................................... 22 Social Media Policy .......................................................................................................................... 24 ANA’s Principles for Social Networking ..................................................................................... 24 6 Tips to Avoid Problems ......................................................................................................... 24 References: .................................................................................................................................... 24 Curriculum ........................................................................................................................................ 25 BSN & ABSN Curriculum ............................................................................................................... 25 BSN & ABSN Course Descriptions ............................................................................................. 25 RN-BSN Curriculum ........................................................................................................................ 25 RN-BSN Course Descriptions ...................................................................................................... 25 MSN/FNP Curriculum ...................................................................................................................... 25 MSN/FNP Course Descriptions .................................................................................................... 25 Graduation ........................................................................................................................................ 26 Comprehensive Predictor (BSN & ABSN only) .......................................................................... 26 Remediation of the Comprehensive Predictor .............................................................................. 26 National Council Licensure Examination NCLEX .......................................................................... 26 National Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Examination ......................................................
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