NUR705 is a three-credit graduate course that examines the principles and practices of information management in evidence-based practice (EBP).
The course covers a wide range of topics, including:
- The identification, retrieval, and evaluation of information resources for EBP
- The use of information technology to support EBP
- The development and implementation of knowledge management systems in healthcare organizations
NUR705 is a seminar-based course with a strong emphasis on student participation and discussion.
Students will participate in a variety of activities, including:
- Class discussions
- Group presentations
- Individual projects
- Guest lectures from experts in information management, EBP, and informatics
Prerequisites
Admission to the DNP program
Recommended Text
Information Management for Nurses: A Guide to EBP, Research, and Informatics, by Christine M. Gemming and Marilyn R. Duh, 4th edition, Springer
