Graduate Outcomes of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program
Apply foundational knowledge from the natural, behavioral, and social science to inform critical thinking and clinical reasoning into the discipline and practice of nursing. (Domain 1 – Knowledge of Nursing Practice)
Demonstrate person-centered care that is ethically-driven, and considers justice, equity, diversity, and inclusivity of individuals, families, and populations, especially the underserved. (Domain 2 – Person-centered Care)
Integrate knowledge of health promotion, health prevention, health policy, and population health that applies advocacy strategies, collaborative activities, and health care to aggregate populations. (Domain 3 – Population Health)
Analyze and apply knowledge from nursing research and evidence-based practice to improve patient outcomes. (Domain 4 –Scholarship for Nursing Practice/Discipline)
Apply knowledge of healthcare systems and principles of quality improvement to promote safety, optimize care and reduce costs. (Domain 5 - Quality and Safety)
Engage with the healthcare team across professions in activities to improve quality of care and patient outcomes. (Domain 6 - Interprofessional Partnerships)
Apply healthcare technology, information literacy, and knowledge of healthcare systems to improve patient and healthcare outcomes. (Domain 7 - Informatics and Healthcare Technologies)
Integrate personal, professional, and leadership development activities to foster reflection and promote accountability, life-long learning, resilience, and professional identity formation. (Domain 9 & 10 - Personal, Professional, and Leadership Development)