Bachelor of Science in Nursing
offered by Curtin University - Australia

Bachelor of Science in Nursing
at
Curtin University - Australia
Overview

Become a registered nurse and give comprehensive care to patients in a variety of settings

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Table of contents

Who should do this course?

What are the course deliverables?

Demonstrate accountable, safe, effective and innovative nursing care in a diverse range of health settings.
Apply critical thinking and reflection to problem solving and clinical decision making for health improvements
Critically analyse scientific literature and health standards in order to reflect on and synthesise complex information and integrate this into clinical practice
Communicate effectively with individuals, families, communities within diverse health contexts and across interprofessional teams
Use technologies proficiently to support quality patient care within a changing health care environment
Recognise the values intrinsic to registered nurse practice and demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning through critical reflection and the ability to enhance the professional development of self and others
Identify, evaluate and apply appropriate international and national standards of practice within a nursing healthcare context
Acknowledge diversity across health care populations and systems and recognizes influence of self in care provision for inclusive and culturally safe practice
Apply current nursing and health legislation as a member of interprofessional health care teams to provide quality care in the interests of public safety

More about this course

This is a comprehensive course that includes biological, psychosocial and nursing sciences; advanced clinical skill development; and simulated practice and fieldwork
Your studies will focus on developing the knowledge and skills needed for our changing healthcare system
Throughout the course, you’ll be encouraged to be an active member of an interprofessional healthcare team, gaining the opportunity to study with various nursing and medical specialists in a range of fields
You’ll develop strong, practical skills through supervised clinical placements in hospital, private practice, aged care, rural health, and community and mental health settings