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- define goal-based nursing evaluation. Describe its importance and how it is implemented.
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- Explain the relationship among goals of care, expected outcomes, and evaluative measures when evaluating nursing care ?what is the relevance and importance of goal-based evaluation in nursing? and how it is being done in nursing practice?Explain with references, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about concepts of nursing metaparadigm : Client, environment, Health, nursing; and how these concepts are related.
- explain the interrelationships among nursing theory, practice, and research. Define each of these concepts and explicate how each is related to the other.Explain the source of nursing knowledge. Compare and contrast systems theory, adaptation theory and development theory. Compare and contrast accute illness and chronic illness. Define diversity,inclusion and equity and explain what it mean to be an antiracist.Discuss how the theory of Self-Transcendence can be applied in preventive, promotive and curative in nursing research.
- Describe the professional, disciplinary, and ethical considerations underpinning nursing practices. with examples.. Identify at least three obstacles to adopting evidence-based resources in nursing practice.Identify a middle range theory in nursing that has links to a non-nursing theory. Describe the theory and explain the relationship to the related non-nursing theory. Connect the selected middle range theory to nursing research or advanced nursing practice.
