BSN Nursing University Of Washington

I want to get information about the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program of the University Of Washington. So will you provide the information of the BSN Program?

As you want to get the information about the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program of the University Of Washington, so here I am providing the following information of BSN Program:

The BSN Program is offers by the School of Nursing of University Of Washington.

Eligibility Criteria
The Students must have minimum college-level cumulative of GPA 2.0.

They must completion of 90 quarter credits of prerequisite courses.

They should get minimum grade of 2.0 in ALL prerequisite courses.

The Students must have proficiency in English.

Course Curriculum

YEAR 1
Summer*
NCLIN 302* Practicum: Health Assessment (optional)

Autumn
NCLIN 302Practicum: Health Assessment
NCLIN 306Practicum: Basic Skills of Nursing Practice
NURS 301Clinical Applications of Anatomy and Physiology
NURS 304Human Responses I
NURS 309Pharmacotherapeutics in Nursing Practice I

Winter C
NURS 308Human Responses II
NURS 310Pharmacotherapeutics in Nursing Practice II
NURS 401Care in Illness I
NCLIN 403Practicum: Pediatric Nursing OR NCLIN 407Practicum: Nursing Care of Ill Adults

Spring C
NURS 303Foundations of Professional Nursing
NURS 404Gerontological Nursing
NURS 405Care in Illness II
NURS 407Cultural Variation and Nursing Practice
NCLIN 403Practicum: Pediatric Nursing OR NCLIN 407Practicum: Nursing Care of Ill Adults

YEAR 2
Summer*
NMETH 403* Introduction to Research in Nursing (optional)
NURS 404* Gerontological Nursing (optional)
NURS 407* Cultural Variation and Nursing Practice (optional)


Autumn**C
NURS 417Psychosocial Nursing in Health and Illness
NURS 420Community in Public Health
NURS 415Nursing of Families: Childbearing and ChildrearingandNCLIN 416Practicum: Nursing of Families ORNCLIN 409Partnerships in Community Health andNCLIN 418Practicum: Psychosocial Nursing

Winter**
NURS 410Legal and Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice
NMETH 403Introduction to Research in Nursing
NURS 415Nursing of Families: Childbearing and ChildrearingandNCLIN 416Practicum: Nursing of Families ORNCLIN 409Partnerships in Community Health andNCLIN 418Practicum: Psychosocial Nursing

Spring C
NCLIN 411Transition to Clinical Practice
NURS 412Health Care Systems
NURS 419Transition to Professional Practice

Contact Details
University of Washington,
School of Nursing
Box 357260
Seattle, WA 98195
Phone: (206) 221-2472
Fax: (206) 616-2420

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Can you list me the BSN Honors Project topics which are offered by University of Washington? Also tell me about the requirements for admission in the course?

BSN Honors Program of University of Washington offers students to work toward a BSN degree the opportunity to earn departmental honors and graduate “With Honors in Nursing.”

BSN Honors Project Examples

Completed BSN Honors projects include a variety of topics:

• Assessing Adequacy of Chest Compression during BLS
• Assessing Validity of a Screening Tool for Mild Cognitive Impairment
• Baby It's Cold Outside: Clinical and Environmental Factors Impacting Neonatal Thermoregulation
• Effects of Artificial Light Exposure on Adolescent Sleep
• Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Appetite Regulation of Adolescents
• Enhanced Recovery After Surgery: Risks and Possibilities for Diabetic Patients Undergoing Abdominal Surgery
• Gender-Based Perceptions in a Health Promotion Program for Older Adults
• Marijuana Use in Pregnancy: Support and Stigma in an Online Forum
• Pain in Hospice Patients with Dementia: The Informal Caregiver Experience
• A Practical Perspective on Tuckman’s Stages during Group Development of a Global Health Partnership
• Religiosity and its Effects on African American and Hispanic Dementia Caregiving
• Strategies and Challenges for Recruitment of Older Adults in Fall Prevention Research
• Suicide Prevention Training for UW Faculty and Staff: Which Model Works Best?
• Thrive, a Wellness Program for Older Adults: Opportunities for Community Engagement

Requirements
• Minimum of a 3.3 cumulative UW GPA
• Minimum of a 3.5 cumulative School of Nursing GPA
• Participation in 1-credit honors seminar (NURS 445: Topics in Nursing) Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters of senior year
• Register for honors credit in NMETH403: Introduction to Nursing Research
• Complete 4-credits of mentored research experience during senior year (NMETH499)
• Participate in Undergraduate Research Symposium (May 2015) poster session

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