HUMN 430 - Applied Humanities

This course examines an extensive array of humanities and social science issues, specifically to determine how different models, methods, and strategies may improve clinical practice. It focuses on non-nursing systems, with reference to their interconnectedness and interdependencies. Students evaluate the implications and consequences of health care decisions. Topics include critical and creative thinking, research and data collection, decision-making, dialogue, pattern/trend analysis, and systems thinking. The primary model used is discovery learning.
4 credit hours
Prerequisite: Acceptance into the Online RN-BSN Completion Program