NURS 8790 – Special Topics in Nursing at Clemson University is an advanced-level graduate course that delves into specialized areas within the field of nursing. This course is designed to provide students with an in-depth exploration of current topics, emerging trends, and advanced concepts in nursing practice.
The curriculum covers a diverse range of subjects, including:
• Advanced Nursing Concepts: Explores complex and evolving concepts in nursing, addressing the latest developments in healthcare and nursing practice.
• Contemporary Issues in Nursing: Analyzes and discusses current challenges, trends, and issues within the nursing profession, fostering a deep understanding of the dynamic nature of healthcare.
• Evidence-Based Practice: Focuses on the integration of the latest research findings into nursing practice, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based decision-making for optimal patient care.
• Advanced Patient Care Strategies: Examines advanced strategies and interventions for patient care, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to navigate complex healthcare scenarios.
• Ethical Considerations in Nursing: Explores ethical dilemmas and considerations specific to the nursing profession, fostering ethical awareness and decision-making in complex healthcare environments.
Students in NURS 8790 will engage in critical discussions, case analyses, and practical applications to enhance their ability to navigate complex nursing scenarios. The course is tailored for graduate students in nursing who seek a comprehensive understanding of specialized topics within the field, preparing them for advanced roles in healthcare leadership, research, and clinical practice.
