NRS 337 - Family-Centered Nursing Care of Children: Clinical

This course will introduce students to the clinical component of family-centered nursing care of children, including the normal progression of child growth and development, anticipatory guidance for parents, and acute and chronic health problems in the pediatric population. An emphasis will be placed on quality, safety, and evidence-based practice in the provision of professional nursing care. *For prior to Fall 2025 starts, see advisor for prerequisite and corequisites.

Semester hours: 2.0

Prerequisites:

  • NRS 117 - Student Success and Nursing Concepts
  • NRS 125 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Theory
  • NRS 126 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Clinical
  • NRS 227 - Pathophysiology
  • NRS 236 - Pharmacology in Nursing: Principles of Pharmacology
  • NRS 237 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 1: Care of the Adult Client:Theory
  • NRS 238 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 1: Care of the Adult Client: Clinical Application
  • NRS 320 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 2: Care of the Adult Client: Theory
  • NRS 321 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 2: Care of the Adult Client: Clinical
  • NRS 332 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Theory
  • NRS 333 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Clinical

Co-requisites:

  • NRS 334 - Nursing Care of Women and Child-bearing Families: Theory
  • NRS 335 - Nursing Care of Women and Child-bearing Families: Clinical
  • NRS 336 - Family-Centered Nursing Care of Children: Theory
  • NRS 346 - Evidence-Based Inquiry in Healthcare

Last updated: 05/16/2025