• Its aim is to educate nurses competent to provide contemporary clinical care, make critical decisions within an ethical framework, communicate effectively, exercise leadership/management skills, and coordinate health promotion, risk reduction, and illness or disease management strategies for clients.

Upon program completion, BSN students are expected to meet the following program outcomes:

• Provide compassionate care with a commitment to social justice.
• Evaluate culturally sensitive person-centered care practices in health promotion, risk reduction, disease prevention and illness management for the health of people across the lifespan.
• Manage the delivery of person-centered care through effective delegation, prioritization and leadership practices.
• Use transparent person-centered nursing interventions in assessing the client?s environment, prioritizing care and following established health care (institution/agency) policies and procedures.
• Use quality improvement models to analyze health care delivery systems and policies that affect the health of people.
• Implement knowledge driven actions in professional nursing practice derived from a variety of theoretical perspectives.