Description:

Child Health Nursing (II) is a comprehensive course that focuses on the specialized care of children from infancy through adolescence. The course builds upon the foundational knowledge and skills acquired in Child Health Nursing (I) and delves deeper into advanced concepts and practices in pediatric nursing. Students will develop a thorough understanding of pediatric health assessment, common childhood illnesses, therapeutic interventions, and family-centered care. Through interactive lectures, case studies, and practical hands-on experiences, participants will enhance their critical thinking abilities and nursing skills specific to caring for children in various healthcare settings.

Key Highlights:

• Advanced concepts in pediatric nursing
• Comprehensive coverage of pediatric health assessment
• In-depth understanding of childhood illnesses
• Effective therapeutic interventions for children
• Enhancing family-centered care
• Practical applications and hands-on experiences

What you will learn:

• Learning Outcome 1
  Recognize and interpret age-specific growth and development milestones in children for accurate health assessment.
• Learning Outcome 2
  Identify common pediatric illnesses, their pathophysiology, and evidence-based nursing interventions for prompt and effective care.
• Learning Outcome 3
  Apply advanced therapeutic interventions specific to the unique needs of pediatric patients, ensuring optimal health outcomes.
• Learning Outcome 4
  Demonstrate proficiency in family-centered care approaches, fostering collaborative partnerships with children and their families.