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Professional Practice 2 (NURS 2002)

This course examines the legislation influencing PN practice with clients experiencing chronic illness and those in residential care settings. Specific professional issues such as responsibility, accountability, ethical practice and leadership relevant to the PN role in residential care will be explored. Critical thinking and
decision making specific to the care of the chronically ill and inter-professional practice will also be addressed.


Prerequisities: Successful Completion of Level 1 Theory courses and Consolidated Practice Experience 1.

Co-requisites: Professional Communication 2 (NURS 2001); Health Promotion 2 (NURS 2003); Variations in Health 2 (NURS 2004); Pharmacology 2 (NURS 2005); Integrated Nursing Practice 2 (NURS 2006).

 course outline


* Note: The CRNs listed below could be restricted to specific program areas.

CRN Fee Campus - Room Day(s) Time Date Instructor
61724
BWY-B  - Rm. 1214
 WM-Monday, T-Tuesday,
W-Wednesday, R-Thursday,
F-Friday, S-Saturday,
U-Sunday
0800 - 1129
 30-May-2018
to 18-Jul-2018
 		Overton, Catherine
40152
BWY-B  - Rm. 1228
 WM-Monday, T-Tuesday,
W-Wednesday, R-Thursday,
F-Friday, S-Saturday,
U-Sunday
0800 - 1129
 02-Jan-2019
to 13-Feb-2019
 		Poznanski, Christine
60344
BWY-B  - TBATo Be Assigned
 WM-Monday, T-Tuesday,
W-Wednesday, R-Thursday,
F-Friday, S-Saturday,
U-Sunday
0800 - 1129
 22-May-2019
to 24-Jul-2019
 		TBATo Be Assigned

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