Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program prepares students to deliver evidence-based, collaborative care to individuals, families, and communities across a variety of healthcare settings. The Programmatic Student Learning Outcomes represent a culmination of measurable competencies that support graduate readiness to practice effectively within today’s complex healthcare environment.
BSN Program Outcomes
CARE COORDINATION: Demonstrates effective leadership, communication and collaboration for shared decision making with patients and multidisciplinary healthcare providers. Organizes, designs and manages safe, high quality and high value care for culturally and spiritually diverse patients across the continuum of healthcare environments.
RESEARCH AND TRANSLATION: Engages in scientific inquiry with creativity. Applies evidence based nursing knowledge and translates data and information into nursing practice to address common clinical scenarios.
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT: Applies patient care technology and information systems to communicate, collaborate and support clinical decision-making in the delivery of quality patient care across healthcare settings.
ADVOCACY AND POLICY: Integrates professional nursing values, ethical, legal, and theoretical practice frameworks fundamental to the discipline of nursing. Influences health promotion, disease prevention, healthcare policy, and regulation across the lifespan and practice environments.