Nursing Care Adult/AgingPatient I (NURS 305)

Term: 2025-2026 - Spring

Faculty

Gina M CuozzoShow MyInfo popup for Gina M Cuozzo

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Deborah Ann StallworthShow MyInfo popup for Deborah Ann Stallworth

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Dana N BakerShow MyInfo popup for Dana N Baker

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Schedule

Wed-Thu, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (1/20/2026 - 5/13/2026) Location: MAIN

Description

This course provides students with the information, knowledge and attitudes necessary to provide safe, high-quality care to adults from early adulthood through the aging process. Acute and chronic health issues, adult development, primary, secondary and tertiary prevention will be addressed. Issues of diversity and inclusivity will be explored within the context of the delivery of nursing care. Concepts of patient advocacy will be discussed with application of these concepts to direct patient care. This course includes both didactic/theoretical learning as well as clinical practice experiences with adult patients in in-patient acute care and out-patient primary care clinical settings. (8 credits: 5 classroom hours/9 clinical hours/week)