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NURS 747

Care Management in a Health Care Micro-System

Catalog2026-2027
Credits1-4 units
LevelGraduate
S U Only

Overview

Description

Implementation and synthesis of leadership, change, and complexity concepts in the role of a Clinical Nurse Leader in selected micro-system of health care.

Requirements

Prerequisites

  • Admission to the MSN program.

Corequisites

NURS 744
Original catalog text

Prerequisites

Prerequisite(s): Admission to the MSN program.

Corequisites

Corequisite(s): NURS 744.

Units

Internship Practicum1

Catalog Details

Offering

Offered: Every Spring

Terms

spring

Restrictions

Admission to the MSN program.

Attributes

S U Only

Learning Outcomes

  • explain the role of effective horizontal leader or member of a health care team to achieve change in healthcare delivery, through an ethical framework of advocacy for an aggregate of patients in a clinical microsystem.
  • demonstrate team coordination through use of effective communication to the intra- and interdisciplinary team for effective lateral integration of services for an aggregate of patients.
  • demonstrate proficiency as an advanced generalist nurse by applying an advanced level of knowledge and understanding in advanced clinical assessment, evidence-based practice, and knowledge management.
  • demonstrate effective transformational-styled leadership and effective use of self by the coordination, planning, delegation, and evaluation of team activities for the delivery of care and achievement of improved patients outcomes.
  • evaluate associated costs versus benefits for improvements in healthcare delivery in the microsystem by the use of information technology and statistics.
  • verbalize risks in the healthcare environment, monitors quality measures, and participates in root-cause analyses or system reviews when problems arise.
  • apply evidence-based practice in the design, practice and evaluation of care guidelines for an aggregate of patients.