NUR21403 — Mental Health Nursing
NUR 21403 - Mental Health Nursing NUR 21403 - Mental Health Nursing This course provides a comprehensive approach to preparing nursing students for their role as associate degree registered nurses in mental health settings. The theory component focuses on delivering care to adults experiencing emotional health challenges, with an emphasis on growth and developmental concepts, particularly adolescent development. Students will refine their understanding and application of the nursing process, therapeutic communication, collaboration, technology integration, teaching and learning strategies, and legal and ethical principles in nursing practice. The clinical component offers hands-on experience in mental health care settings, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge in providing holistic and patient-centered care to adults facing emotional and psychological challenges. $281 all, Summer Semester Hours: 3 Clinical Hours: 45
Prerequisites: NUR10105, AHC10103, AHC13101, NUR12706, NUR12404, NUR11203, NUR11402