At the completion of the undergraduate nursing program in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Boston, the graduate will be able to:
- Integrate evidence-based nursing assessments and interventions to coordinate and manage complex health care concerns for chronically ill and acutely ill individuals and families across the life span.
- Evaluate patient-centered, culturally sensitive care delivered within complex healthcare systems.
- Analyze effective communication, teamwork, and collaboration strategies to address the concerns of diverse urban populations within complex healthcare systems.
- Apply knowledge, skills, and attitudes of health promotion and disease prevention for urban populations along the health-illness continuum.
- Create a culture of quality and safety in nursing practice for chronically ill and acutely ill members of urban populations.
- Integrate informatics for obtaining and utilizing best evidence and clinical judgment to achieve patient outcomes in contemporary professional nursing practice.
- Utilize current ethical and legal standards and health care policies to guide nursing practice and professional development.
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