NURS Courses:

NURS 6401 - Informatics in Nursing and Healthcare

5 credits

Nursing informatics is a rapidly evolving discipline that impacts all areas of nursing practice. Students in this course establish foundational knowledge for understanding and practicing nursing informatics in healthcare settings. Students increase their awareness of the innovative ways the informatics discipline is helping transform healthcare policies and procedures by appraising the many roles of nurse informaticists. Students explore models and theories that support nursing informatics and examine the use of information technology in support of decisions that promote safety and quality in patient-centered care. They also differentiate concerns about information protection and system integrity. Using concepts learned in the course, students engage in assignments through which they focus on healthcare applications, thus acquiring necessary skills to improve the management of healthcare through nursing informatics practice.

MSN Nursing Informatics Specialization

Prerequisites

• NURS 6002 or NURS 6003
• NURS 6050
• NURS 6051
• NURS 6052
• NURS 6053

Post-Master's Certificate in Nursing Informatics

Prerequisites

• NURS 6002 or NURS 6003