Disseminate nursing knowledge to professionals within the health care system to improve health care outcomes for individuals, families, and communities. Apply the research process to appraise and develop of knowledge. nursing’s body Use information systems/technology resources to implement quality improvement initiatives and support decision making and practice. Implement effective strategies for managing ethical issues inherent in clinical practice, education, and research. Analyze the effect of health policy, finance, technology and the organizational context on the development and implementation of quality nursing practice. Apply leadership principles in inter-professional practice to effect change in health care and health policy on local, state, national and international levels. Demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning to enhance the nursing Appendix B – FNP Statement of Purpose, Philosophy, & Learning Outcomes California State University, Dominguez Hills Family Nurse Practitioner Program FNP Statement of Purpose The purpose of the CSUDH FNP Program is to prepare nurses in California as family nurse practitioners. Our graduates will have the knowledge, skills, and capabilities to provide competent and safe primary care to diverse populations of all ages. This primary care will include diagnostic abilities, psychosocial assessment, health promotion, disease prevention, and disease management. Approved by FNP Faculty on 9-12-16 FNP Philosophy Statement The faculty believes that the California State University, Dominguez Hills, Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Program prepares graduates to provide excellent, compassionate, primary care, to diverse populations of all ages. Graduates will be competent in utilizing technology for diagnostic, documentation, and information seeking purposes. They will work collaboratively with other health care professionals to optimize care. Our graduates will promote health and wellness, and provide evidence based disease management to individuals and their families. The faculty believes our educational program can be provided effectively in a format. Our FNP program is designed to offer quality primary care education to nurses who are limited in their ability to access quality programs due to geography, time, life circumstances, or other obstacles. Approved by the FNP Faculty and School of Nursing Academic Affairs Committee July 11, 2016. FNP Program Learning Outcomes Graduates of the FNP program will:
Disseminate nursing knowledge to professionals within the health care system to improve health care outcomes for individuals, families, and communities. Apply the research process to appraise and develop nursing’s body of knowledge. Use information systems/technology resources to implement quality improvement initiatives and support decision making and practice. Implement effective strategies for managing ethical issues inherent in clinical practice, education, and research. Analyze the effect of health policy, finance, technology and the organizational context on the development and implementation of quality nursing practice. Apply leadership principles in inter-professional practice to effect change in health care and health policy on local, state, national and international levels. Demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning to enhance the nursing Appendix B – FNP Statement of Purpose, Philosophy, & Learning Outcomes California State University, Dominguez Hills Family Nurse Practitioner Program FNP Statement of Purpose The purpose of the CSUDH FNP Program is to prepare nurses in California as family nurse practitioners. Our graduates will have the knowledge, skills, and capabilities to provide competent and safe primary care to diverse populations of all ages. This primary care will include diagnostic abilities, psychosocial assessment, health promotion, disease prevention, and disease management. Approved by FNP Faculty on 9-12-16 FNP Philosophy Statement The faculty believes that the California State University, Dominguez Hills, Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Program prepares graduates to provide excellent, compassionate, primary care, to diverse populations of all ages. Graduates will be competent in utilizing technology for diagnostic, documentation, and information seeking purposes. They will work collaboratively with other health care professionals to optimize care. Our graduates will promote health and wellness, and provide evidence based disease management to individuals and their families. The faculty believes our educational program can be provided effectively in a format. Our FNP program is designed to offer quality primary care education to nurses who are limited in their ability to access quality programs due to geography, time, life circumstances, or other obstacles. Approved by the FNP Faculty and School of Nursing Academic Affairs Committee July 11, 2016. FNP Program Learning Outcomes Graduates of the FNP program will:
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