Academic Program Proposal
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Date Proposal Activated | Institution and Proposal | Degree Awarded | Academic Program Name | Objections Received | Objection Deadline | MHEC Final Action | Final Decision Date |
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8/17/2015 | Sacred Heart University Proposal | RN -BSN & MSN | OOS Initial | Yes | 2/17/2016 | | |
OOS Initial Program Description |
Description of programs <br> <br>The Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) with three Areas of Concentration (A.O.C.) is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The program is designed for professionals who have completed their Bachelor’s degrees in nursing. (39 semester credit hours required <br> <br>The A.O.C.s below are for nurses who aim to advance and specialize in their profession <br> <br>Clinical Nurse Leader - Designed to focus on the skills and knowledge needed to fulfill this new role, this specialization trains nurses to evaluate patient outcomes, assess risk, and coordinate with other health care professionals to ensure high quality care. The program prepares students to sit for the American Association of Colleges of Nursing CNL Certificate Exam <br> <br>Nursing Management & Executive Leadership – Nurses will be prepared to adopt the necessary leadership principles and practices to assume greater responsibility ensuring effective and efficient care across all levels of a healthcare organization. Students will practice positive management and leadership with an emphasis on quality and safety. <br> <br>Nursing Education - The curriculum is designed to provide an understanding of issues in nursing education, curriculum design and evaluation theory, and experience in the faculty role needed to provide training in a college of nursing or other educational setting <br> <br>The R.N. to Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (R.N.-B.S.N.) combines nursing topics with studies in the human journey. These core curriculum courses explore the human experience through literature, philosophy, religion, sociology and more. The goal is not just to educate nurses but to prepare healers. (123 credit hours) |
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