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Pathophysiology for Nursing Practice
Where anatomy and physiology meets disease โ a deeper look at how body systems fail, and why. Builds directly on the anatomy & physiology and Medical-Surgical Nursing I foundations from Year 1, giving you the mechanistic understanding behind every disease process you'll manage in later clinical courses.
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Medical-Surgical Nursing II
The direct continuation of Medical-Surgical Nursing I, moving into the body systems not yet covered โ renal, endocrine, neurological, and integumentary conditions โ alongside oncology and immunological disorders. Builds on the pathophysiology covered alongside it this semester, applying disease mechanisms directly to nursing care.
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Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing
How nurses assess, support, and care for patients experiencing mental illness or psychological crisis. Covers the major categories of psychiatric disorders, therapeutic communication in mental health contexts, and the legal and ethical considerations specific to psychiatric care.
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Maternal and Newborn Nursing
Nursing care across pregnancy, childbirth, and the newborn period โ normal antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal care, common complications, and the immediate assessment and care of the newborn.
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Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice
How nursing knowledge actually advances โ reading and evaluating nursing research, and applying evidence-based practice principles to improve patient care. The methodological foundation for the capstone research and quality-improvement work you'll do in Year 4.
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Pediatric Nursing
Nursing care of infants, children, and adolescents โ growth and development, family-centred care, and nursing management of common pediatric acute and chronic conditions, adapting the adult-focused skills from Year 1 and 2 to a population with very different physiology and communication needs.
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Medical-Surgical Nursing III
The final medical-surgical course in the series, covering complex and multi-system conditions โ chronic disease management, immunological disorders, and care coordination for patients with multiple comorbidities, drawing together everything covered in Medical-Surgical Nursing I and II.
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Community and Public Health Nursing
Nursing care beyond the hospital โ health promotion, disease prevention, and nursing practice within communities and populations, including epidemiology basics and the social determinants of health that shape patient outcomes long before they ever reach a clinical setting.
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Nursing Leadership and Management
The transition from bedside nurse to team leader โ delegation, staff supervision, conflict resolution, and the management skills nurses increasingly need as they take on charge nurse and unit leadership responsibilities.
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Nursing Informatics and Health Technology
How modern nursing practice relies on health information systems โ electronic health records, clinical decision support tools, and the data and technology literacy every nurse now needs to practise safely and efficiently.
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Critical Care and Emergency Nursing
Nursing care for the most acutely unstable patients โ rapid assessment and triage, hemodynamic monitoring, and the nursing management of patients in respiratory, cardiac, and multi-system crisis. Draws together the physiology, pharmacology, and medical-surgical foundations built across the entire program.
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Perioperative and Advanced Surgical Nursing
An advanced return to the perioperative content first introduced in Medical-Surgical Nursing I, going deeper into complex surgical procedures, advanced pain management, and the nursing care of patients undergoing major or high-risk surgery.