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1. Knowledge for Nursing Practice
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Synthesize advanced nursing theories, research, and scientific principles to develop innovative solutions for complex healthcare challenges.
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2. Person-Centered Care
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Plan evidence-based, person-centered care to address health disparities and optimize patient outcomes across diverse populations.
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3. Population Health
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Evaluate social, economic, and environmental determinants of health to lead population-focused interventions and policy development.
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4. Scholarship for the Nursing Discipline
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Appraise scientific research into clinical practice to improve patient care and healthcare systems.
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5. Quality and Safety
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Evaluate quality improvement and patient safety initiatives using data analytics, healthcare informatics, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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6. Interprofessional Partnerships
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Collaborate with interprofessional teams to drive innovation, improve healthcare outcomes, and promote collaborative practice.
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7. Systems-Based Practice
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Analyze healthcare policies, organizational structures, and financial models to advocate for ethical and equitable healthcare delivery.
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8. Informatics and Technology
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Integrate healthcare informatics, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies to optimize clinical decision-making and patient care.
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9. Professionalism and professional identity formation
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Prioritize ethical, legal, and professional nursing standards that lead to transformative change in healthcare practice and policy.
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10. Personal, professional and leadership development
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Participate in activities and self-reflection that foster personal health, resilience, and well-being; students will contribute to life-long learning; and students will support the acquisition of nursing expertise and the assertion of leadership.
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