- PLO 1: Demonstrate support of the role of the patient or designee as the source of control and full partner by providing compassionate and coordinated care based on respect for patient’s preferences, values, dignity, privacy and needs.
- CLO 1: Explore concepts of safe, quality patient/family-centered care for perinatal and neonatal patients and their families
- CLO 2: Apply principles of evidence-based nursing when providing care to the perinatal & neonatal patient, and child -bearing family
- CLO 6: Describe appropriate nutritional considerations for the mother and newborn
- PLO 2: Interact effectively with patients across the lifespan, along with their families, to foster open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making.
- CLO 2: Apply principles of evidence-based nursing when providing care to the perinatal & neonatal patient, and child -bearing family
- CLO 3: Relate the physical and psychological effects of pregnancy and childbirth on the childbearing family
- PLO 3: Work with other members of the healthcare team to achieve positive patient outcomes through effective communication and collaboration.
- CLO 4: Collaborate with members of the healthcare team to provide maternal and newborn health education to the patient and family
- CLO 5: Demonstrate the ability to accurately document pertinent findings in the electronic medical record while in the clinical environment
- CLO 6: Describe appropriate nutritional considerations for the mother and newborn
- PLO 4: Identify personal strengths and weakness for improving performance and time management in the delivery of evidenced-based practice nursing care.
- CLO 1: Explore concepts of safe, quality patient/family-centered care for perinatal and neonatal patients and their families
- CLO 2: Apply principles of evidence-based nursing when providing care to the perinatal & neonatal patient, and child -bearing family
- PLO 5: Maintain legal and ethical accountability for nursing decisions and actions as defined in the nurse practice act of the state. \n
- CLO 1: Explore concepts of safe, quality patient/family-centered care for perinatal and neonatal patients and their families
- CLO 2: Apply principles of evidence-based nursing when providing care to the perinatal & neonatal patient, and child -bearing family
- CLO 4: Collaborate with members of the healthcare team to provide maternal and newborn health education to the patient and family
- CLO 5: Demonstrate the ability to accurately document pertinent findings in the electronic medical record while in the clinical environment
- PLO 6: Integrate current evidence-based best practices in the healthcare environment for the delivery of optimal health care.
- CLO 1: Explore concepts of safe, quality patient/family-centered care for perinatal and neonatal patients and their families
- CLO 2: Apply principles of evidence-based nursing when providing care to the perinatal & neonatal patient, and child -bearing family
- CLO 3: Relate the physical and psychological effects of pregnancy and childbirth on the childbearing family
- CLO 6: Describe appropriate nutritional considerations for the mother and newborn
- PLO 7: Utilize critical thinking to prioritize the patient’s needs and care that will results in safe and effective outcomes.
- CLO 2: Apply principles of evidence-based nursing when providing care to the perinatal & neonatal patient, and child -bearing family
- CLO 3: Relate the physical and psychological effects of pregnancy and childbirth on the childbearing family
- CLO 4: Collaborate with members of the healthcare team to provide maternal and newborn health education to the patient and family
- CLO 5: Demonstrate the ability to accurately document pertinent findings in the electronic medical record while in the clinical environment
- PLO 8: Utilize information and technology to communicate and document, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision making as part of the healthcare delivery team.
- CLO 5: Demonstrate the ability to accurately document pertinent findings in the electronic medical record while in the clinical environment