Upon completion of the BSN program, the graduate will be able to function fully as a nurse, hence will be able to:
* Utilize the nursing process in the care of individuals (sick or well), family and community
* Practice knowledge, attitudes and skills for promotion of health, prevention of illness, restoration of health, alleviation of suffering and assisting clients to face death with dignity and peace
* Practice legal, ethico-moral accountability, sociocivic responsibility as well as assume responsibility for self-development and professional growth
* Demonstrate sensitive awareness to the health needs of society as well as the commitment to the alleviation of problems arising therefrom.
* Initiate/participate in research studies and utilize findings for the improvement of nursing practice
* Coordinate with health teams and establish linkages with community resources towards national development efforts.
Curriculum Offerings (Professional Subjects Only)
Subject Description Credit Units
NCM 100 Foundations of Nursing 3
NCM 101 Primitive and Preventive Nursing Care Management 16
NCM 102 Curative & Rehabilitative Nursing Care Management I 16
NCM 103 Related Learning Experience 4
NCM 104 Rehabilitative Nursing Care Management II 16
NCM 105 Nursing Management and Leadership 16
