3 credits
Fall 2025 Clinic
This is the first in a series of two courses that applies knowledge and skill to improve healthcare outcomes in systems. The emphasis is the application of engineering principles to health care including human factors, systems analysis and design, and optimal use of information technology and simulation. Residency activities provide students with opportunities to participate in professional service activities, attend institutes and conferences to expand their area of research or clinical interest and/or develop significant scholarly pursuits. The focus is on creating change in the healthcare system through analysis, synthesis, critique, and application of evidence-based practice to support accessible high quality, safe, efficient, and effective health care. Prerequisites: NUR 68700.
Learning Outcomes1Due to the individualization of this course, the student and faculty member outline specific objectives to meet the course objectives, activities and deliverables that will be completed at the end of this course.
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