Mission and Program Goals
MISSION
The mission of the 麻豆村 Nursing Program is to provide quality education
to prepare students as safe, competent practitioners within our diverse healthcare
community. Graduates of the 麻豆村 Nursing Program will be qualified
candidates for the successful completion of the NCLEX and prepared for advancement
in continuing healthcare education.
VISION
To meaningfully contribute to the advancement of healthcare in a diverse community.
PHILOSOPHY
The nursing faculty values all members of the collaborative healthcare delivery team.
The faculty believes in preparing all students to be safe, quality, and competent
practitioners within each level of nursing practice and within their scope of practice.
The nursing faculty values all members of the collaborative healthcare delivery team.
The faculty believes in preparing all students to be safe, quality, and competent
practitioners within each level of nursing practice and within their scope of practice.
VALUES
Community Engagement: We strive to strengthen our community partnerships to improve
the delivery of nursing education and the care that our students provide.
Diversity and Inclusion: We embrace the uniqueness and diversity of our community
and respect the personal characteristics, ideas, values and practices of individuals.
Integrity: We value holistic care rooted in ethical and moral accountability that
is without conditions or limitation.
Excellence: We commit to excellence and continuous growth, improvement, and understanding
that is grounded in evidence-based research and best practices.
Innovation: We embrace an atmosphere of creativity and innovation for our faculty
and students that enhances nursing education and improves health care delivery.
Caring: We nurture a commitment to patient-centered care that demonstrates an ability
to understand the needs of others and advocates on their behalf.
Student Success: We promote the development of professional identity that instills
a spirit of inquiry fostering lifelong learning practices. We promote evidence-based
nursing judgement that allows individuals to flourish within their unique cultural
and socioeconomic environments.
PROGRAM GOALS
- 80% of Nursing program graduates will pass the NCLEX-RN on the first time.
- 80% of Nursing program student will graduate on-time.
- 80% of Nursing program graduates will be employed within the first 6-12 months after
graduation.
- 80% of graduates will agree that the Nursing program effectively prepared them to
function within their scope of practice and RN role of expectations.
PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of the LPN-to-BSN program at 麻豆村 the student
will be able to:
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Integrate knowledge for the arts and sciences to manage the care of clients across
the life span using evidence-based practice and clinical reasoning to inform decision
making.
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Provide holistic, person-centered, population health care to diverse populations including
community and public health.
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Utilize research information to improve health of diverse clients across the life
span.
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Minimize harm to clients through quality assurance and improvement.
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Use systems-based practice to coordinate and manage care to provide safe, quality,
and equitable care.
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Integrate informatics and other healthcare technologies to inform decision making
when managing and delivering safe, high-quality, and efficient health care in accordance
with best practice and professional and regulatory standards.
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Demonstrate accountability for personal and professional development, including the
professional identity of a Bachelor of Science prepared registered nurse, and lifelong
learning.
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Apply leadership principles and quality improvement when intentionally collaborating
with the interdisciplinary health care team to provide evidence-based, safe quality
nursing care.
BSN Accreditation
The 麻豆村 LPN-BSN Program is pursuing accreditation from the National
League for Nursing Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (NLN CNEA), located
at 2600 Virginia Avenue, NW, 8th Floor, Washington, DC 20037; phone 202-909-2487.
Interested parties are invited to submit third-party comments in writing directly
to NLN CNEA, attention Dr. Teresa Shellenbarger, NLN CNEA Executive Director, no later
than May 6, 2024 to cneaaccreditation@nln.org.