PracticalTraining in Serology

A 4-week practical training in serology. Prerequisite: MLT 340. NURSING THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN NURSING Degree Requirements (105 Credits) Mission The Bachelor in Nursing program is dedicated and committed to graduate competent nurses who respect cultural diversity, adhere to ethical and professional principles, and deliver highquality nursing care in collaboration with other health care professionals to clients/patients, families in the community and in health care institutions. This is achieved by fostering quality education and embracing advances in the delivery and management of evidence-based health care vis-à-vis developing leadership, lifelong learning, and research skills. Graduates of the program are prepared for entry into the nursing profession as generalist nurses and are eligible to pursue graduate education in nursing or other health-related fields. Program Educational Objectives (POb) The program will: • Provide students with a comprehensive knowledge in biomedical and nursing sciences combined with adequate clinical training in different health care settings; • Promote safe and reliable nursing care at the primary, secondary, and tertiary levels in terms of health promotion and maintenance, disease prevention, and rehabilitation of health of individuals, families, and groups within diverse cultural backgrounds; • Foster the appreciation and the implementation of nursing professional ethical values (compassion, moral integrity, honesty, accountability, etc.) that guide the nursing practice; • Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, management, and leadership skills among students; • Cultivate student skills in personal and professional development in order to adapt to practice in a changing and complex health care environment; • Prepare students for lifelong learning and graduate education in nursing or other health-related field; and • Prepare graduates to pass national certification examinations. • Apply management principles as they relate to the nursing practice and assume a leadership role with clients, peers and health care colleagues; • Practice nursing with an awareness of changes in the environment affecting the nursing profession and the delivery of care; • Apply research methods and principles and collaborate in the implementation of research studies aimed at developing professional nursing practice; and • Demonstrate responsib