NURS 671 is a graduate-level course that introduces students to the advanced concepts and methods of nursing inquiry. Students will learn about the different types of nursing research, the research process, and the ethical considerations in nursing research.
They will also develop the skills they need to design, conduct, and analyze nursing research studies.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Define nursing inquiry and discuss its importance to the nursing profession.
- Identify the different types of nursing research and their strengths and limitations.
- Apply the research process to design, conduct, and analyze nursing research studies.
- Critically evaluate nursing research studies and apply their findings to practice.
- Disseminate nursing research findings through scholarly publications and presentations.
Prerequisites:
NURS 671 is open to graduate students in the School of Nursing who have completed the following prerequisites:
- NURS 604: Advanced Pathophysiology
- NURS 606: Advanced Pharmacology
- NURS 612: Advanced Health Assessment
Who Should Take This Course?
NURS 671 is a good choice for students who are interested in pursuing a career in nursing research or academia. The course is also a good choice for students who want to learn more about the research process and how to critically evaluate nursing research studies.
