Nursing/Graduate Nurse Leadership (NGNL)

NGNL 604. Nursing Administration Practicum. 1-8 Units.

Provides opportunities for the ongoing development and refinement of leadership capability in selected areas of nursing administration. Students showcase competencies in the synthesis and application of nursing, management, economic, and human resources theories to solve real-world issues of importance to the profession and the workplace. Per week: lecture 0 hours, practicum 3-30 hours.
Prerequisite: NGRD 652; HADM 528.

NGNL 611. Nurse Leadership Practicum I. 2 Units.

Clinical focus on accounting principles as they relate to nursing leadership.

NGNL 612. Nurse Leadership Practicum II. 2 Units.

Clinical focus on human resource principles as they relate to nursing leadership.
Prerequisite: NGNL 611.

NGNL 613. Nurse Leadership Practicum III. 2 Units.

Clinical focus on health policy and health system quality principles as they relate to nursing leadership.
Prerequisite or concurrent: NGNL 612.

NGNL 614. Nurse Leadership Practicum IV. 2 Units.

Clinical focus on health-care finance principles as they relate to nursing leadership.
Prerequisite or concurrent: NGNL 613.

NGNL 615. Nurse Leadership Practicum V. 2 Units.

Clinical focus on health-care legal and strategic planning principles as they relate to nursing leadership.
Prerequisite or concurrent: NGNL 614.

NGNL 616A. Nurse Leadership Practicum VI. 2 Units.

Develops ongoing concepts in a nurse leadership-focused area of the student's choice. May include areas addressed in earlier practicum courses.
Prerequisite or concurrent: NGNL 615.

NGNL 616B. Nurse Leadership Practicum VI. 3 Units.

Continues NGNL 616A.
Prerequisite or concurrent: NGNL 616A.

NGNL 616C. Nurse Leadership Practicum VI. 3 Units.

Continues NGNL 616B.
Prerequisite or concurrent: NGNL 616B.

NGNL 642. Data Analytics in Healthcare Research. 4 Units.

Equips students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the landscape of data analytics. Individuals will leverage large data sets to address research questions about healthcare delivery, patient care, and population health management. Using theoretical concepts and practical applications, students will use tools and techniques to collect and clean data sets, explore relationships, analyze data using predictive modeling, and present findings using visual data storytelling.
Prerequisite: None.