- 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 2: Apply the appropriate plan of care to children with various disease processes and medical/surgical conditions.
- CLO 3: Describe the social and emotional needs of the ill child and their caregivers.
- CLO 5: Collaborate with other members of the health care team in planning the care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- 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 the appropriate plan of care to children with various disease processes and medical/surgical conditions.
- CLO 3: Describe the social and emotional needs of the ill child and their caregivers.
- CLO 5: Collaborate with other members of the health care team in planning the care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- PLO 3: Work with other members of the healthcare team to achieve positive patient outcomes through effective communication and collaboration.
- CLO 5: Collaborate with other members of the health care team in planning the care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- PLO 4: Identify personal strengths and weakness for improving performance and time management in the delivery of evidenced-based practice nursing care.
- CLO 2: Apply the appropriate plan of care to children with various disease processes and medical/surgical conditions.
- CLO 3: Describe the social and emotional needs of the ill child and their caregivers.
- CLO 4: Describe the safety issues that are related to the different stages of pediatric growth and development
- CLO 6: Incorporate current evidenced based practice standards when assisting with the planning of care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- PLO 5: Maintain legal and ethical accountability for nursing decisions and actions as defined in the nurse practice act of the state. \n
- CLO 2: Apply the appropriate plan of care to children with various disease processes and medical/surgical conditions.
- CLO 5: Collaborate with other members of the health care team in planning the care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- CLO 6: Incorporate current evidenced based practice standards when assisting with the planning of care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- CLO 7: Recognize how information technology supports health care data management and communication within the pediatric population and their caregivers
- PLO 6: Integrate current evidence-based best practices in the healthcare environment for the delivery of optimal health care.
- CLO 1: Recognize normal and abnormal patterns of growth and development from infancy through adolescence
- CLO 2: Apply the appropriate plan of care to children with various disease processes and medical/surgical conditions.
- CLO 6: Incorporate current evidenced based practice standards when assisting with the planning of care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- PLO 7: Utilize critical thinking to prioritize the patient’s needs and care that will results in safe and effective outcomes.
- CLO 1: Recognize normal and abnormal patterns of growth and development from infancy through adolescence
- CLO 2: Apply the appropriate plan of care to children with various disease processes and medical/surgical conditions.
- CLO 3: Describe the social and emotional needs of the ill child and their caregivers.
- CLO 4: Describe the safety issues that are related to the different stages of pediatric growth and development
- CLO 6: Incorporate current evidenced based practice standards when assisting with the planning of care for the pediatric patient and their caregivers
- 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 7: Recognize how information technology supports health care data management and communication within the pediatric population and their caregivers