NURS 3189 – Generalist Nursing Practice III: Maternal Child Health Nursing at Temple University is an undergraduate course that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of nursing practices related to maternal and child health.
The course covers a diverse range of topics, including:
- Maternal and Child Health Nursing Practices:
- Exploration of nursing practices focused on maternal health, prenatal care, childbirth, and postpartum care.
- Emphasis on pediatric nursing, including care for infants, children, and adolescents.
- Clinical Decision-Making:
- Application of clinical decision-making skills in the context of maternal and child health.
- Integration of evidence-based practices to enhance the quality of nursing care.
- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention:
- Strategies for promoting maternal and child health through preventive measures.
- Examination of healthcare interventions aimed at reducing the risk of diseases and complications during pregnancy and childhood.
- Family-Centered Care:
- Emphasis on the importance of family-centered care in maternal and child health nursing.
- Exploration of effective communication and collaboration with families to enhance patient outcomes.
- Ethical Considerations in Maternal and Child Health Nursing:
- Discussion of ethical issues and considerations specific to maternal and child health nursing.
- Exploration of ethical decision-making in challenging clinical scenarios.
- Clinical Skills and Simulation:
- Development of essential clinical skills for providing care in maternal and child health settings.
- Utilization of simulation experiences to enhance hands-on learning and prepare students for real-world nursing practice.
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration:
- Recognition of the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in maternal and child health.
- Opportunities for students to engage in collaborative projects with professionals from various healthcare disciplines.
- Community and Public Health Perspectives:
- Examination of maternal and child health from a community and public health perspective.
- Exploration of healthcare disparities and strategies for promoting health equity.
This course is designed for nursing students interested in pursuing a career in maternal and child health nursing. It equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary for providing high-quality, evidence-based care to mothers, infants, children, and adolescents. Additionally, students will gain a deeper understanding of ethical considerations and interdisciplinary collaboration in the context of maternal and child health nursing.
