This course is a survey and introduction to the theories and concepts that undergird nursing practice, with an emphasis on middle range theories originating both within and outside of nursing, and selected grand theories of nursing. Prerequisites: Current status as a registered nurse and matriculated in the RN to BS program.
Subject
PRNU
Course Number
266
Credits
3.00
Course Sections
| Course | Section | Title | Instructor | Term | CRN (Reg #) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PRNU 266 | OL1 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Brandon Brown | Summer 2020 | 61783 |
| PRNU 266 | OL1 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Brandon Brown | Summer 2018 | 61118 |
| PRNU 266 | OL2 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Brandon Brown | Summer 2018 | 61122 |
| PRNU 266 | OL1 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Lori Vick | Summer 2017 | 61236 |
| PRNU 266 | OL2 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Lori Vick | Summer 2017 | 61240 |
| PRNU 266 | OL1 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Betty Rambur | Summer 2016 | 61406 |
| PRNU 266 | OL2 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Betty Rambur | Summer 2016 | 61410 |
| PRNU 266 | OL1 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Betty Rambur | Summer 2015 | 61778 |
| PRNU 266 | OL2 | Theories for Nursing Practice | Betty Rambur | Summer 2015 | 61782 |