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Nursing Informatics Specialty Master's Program**
A Career in Nursing Informatics
2007-08 Program of Study (Full-time)
Note: This is a sample program
of study. Students may customize their program of study under the
direction of their specialty director.
A part-time program of study is also
available.
Year 1 - Fall
NURS 6810: Nursing Informatics Specialty Practice (3)
NURS 6003: Program Planning and Development (3)
NURS 6001: Advanced Nursing Roles/Theory (2)
NURS 6002: Health Care Delivery (2)
Year 1 - Spring
NURS 6801: Clinical Systems Analysis (3)
NURS 6803: Clinical Database Design (3)
NURS 6820: Human-Systems Interactions in Healthcare Informatics (3)
Year 1 - Summer
NURS 6000: Evidence-Based Practice (3)
Year 2 - Fall
NURS 6802: Clinical Decision Support (3)
NURS 6804: Successful Implementation of Systems in Healthcare Settings (3)
HS 5500: Mutual Respect and Cultural Competence (1)
Informatics Elective (3)*
Year 2 - Spring
NURS 6805: Nursing Informatics Seminar (1)
NURS 6815: Nursing Informatics Practicum (2)
NURS 6817: Knowledge Discovery in Databases (3)
NURS 6888: Master's Synthesis (2)
Total credit hours: 40
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Notes: **A structured programming course such as JAVA, C, C++, Visual Basic, or Pascal should be taken before enrolling in the Clinical/Nursing Informatics Program. The course must be a formal course with a syllabus, objectives, assignments, and evaluation that produce a grade. The programming course must be taken before N6802, N6803, N6804, N6805, N6815.
A part-time program of study is also
available. Inquires can be made to Office of Academic Affairs
and Student Services (801.581.3414) regarding the Post-master's
Certificate. Revised: 07/09/2007 |