[NURS 831 – Pharmacology for Acute Care Adult-Gerontology at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) is a specialized nursing course offered as part of the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program.
This course focuses on the advanced study of pharmacological principles and practices in the context of acute care for adult and geriatric populations.
Key components covered in NURS 831 include:
Advanced pharmacological concepts and principles
Medication management in acute care settings
Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in adult and geriatric patients
Drug interactions and adverse reactions
Evidence-based prescribing practices
Ethical considerations in pharmacological decision-making
Interdisciplinary collaboration in medication management
The course is designed to prepare nursing professionals for advanced roles in acute care settings, emphasizing the safe and effective use of medications in adult and older adult populations. Students will engage in practical applications of theoretical knowledge, developing skills in medication management and decision-making in the context of acute care.
NURS 831 is suitable for individuals seeking advanced proficiency in pharmacology within the scope of acute care for adult and geriatric patients, providing a foundation for delivering high-quality and safe patient care.
