Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the ELMSN Program, the student will:
- Apply evidence from nursing and other disciplines to inform clinical judgment and promote innovation in nursing practice at diverse healthcare settings.
- Demonstrate caring in the delivery of competent, holistic, just, person-centered nursing care with cultural humility.
- Integrate clinical prevention, health promotion, and population health knowledge across healthcare settings in the provision of services for individuals, families, aggregate populations, and communities.
- Advance scholarship of the profession through the application of nursing knowledge to improve health and transform care.
- Analyze organizational leadership and systems of care using quality improvement strategies, tools, methods, and performance measures that impact quality and safety outcomes.
- Demonstrate leadership and communication skills in collaboration across professions to optimize system-based care outcomes.
- Integrate data obtained from information and healthcare technologies to monitor, manage, and improve the delivery of nursing and healthcare services in accordance with best practices.
- Participate in analysis of health care policy and advocate for strategies to influence improvement in health and healthcare systems.
- Formulate a professional identity that reflects nursing’s characteristics and values.
- Participate in activities and self-reflection that foster personal health, resilience, well-being, lifelong learning, and support the acquisition of nursing expertise and assertion of leadership.
