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NR 1052 - Mental Health Nursing Lecture

Hours: 2
A course designed to increase the student’s understanding of the psychosocial component of people. Communication skills are enhanced as well as therapeutic use of self in the nurse-client relationship. Knowledge and skills in the nursing process are broadened as the student learns factors and behaviors significant in psychiatric assessment, intervention, and evaluation. Nursing process is applied to factors and behaviors significant in Mental Health Nursing.

Lecture/Laboratory: Eight-week course.
Prerequisite: Minimum grade of “C” in NR 1035 /NR 1045 , PY 2403  (for LPN advanced placement). Pre/Co-curriculum requirement: Humanities or Communications course.
Corequisite: NR 1063 . Summer session, first year.


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