19 Feb, 13:47 Marianne Monahan Report of accreditation Visit more... 19 Nov, 09:21 Marian Kovatchitch 6 Nov, 15:49 Jennifer Misiaszek to my freshman weekend classmates more... 22 Oct, 14:29 Marian Kovatchitch | Nursing 120 Weekday Spring 2010 Rotation 2 (Med-Surg Nursing I)
Facilitator: Ildiko Monahan Facilitator: Kimberly Gizzi Facilitator: Beverly Plante Facilitator: Laurie Franklin Facilitator: Candace Kaufman Facilitator: Teri Wood Facilitator: Lara Belfiore
| Nursing 120 emphasizes the essential elements of safety, caring, and thinking as the learner is introduced to experiences that showcase the client’s physiological needs along the continuums of development, wellness-illness, and health care settings. Areas of study include metabolic, tissue perfusion, oxygenation, excretory and mobilization needs. The nursing process is the modality for the application of Watson’s carative factors in the delivery of holistic client-centered care. Learners are taught to individualize care strategies reflective of best current practice and human diversity. |
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Nursing 120 Weekend Spring 2010 Rotation 2 (Med-Surg Nursing I)
Facilitator: Beverly Plante Facilitator: Ildiko Monahan Facilitator: Kimberly Gizzi Facilitator: Laurie Franklin Facilitator: Lara Belfiore
| Rotation 2 (Weekend) of Nursing 120
Nursing 120 emphasizes the essential elements of safety, caring, and thinking as the learner is introduced to experiences that showcase the client’s physiological needs along the continuums of development, wellness-illness, and health care settings. Areas of study include metabolic, tissue perfusion, oxygenation, excretory and mobilization needs. The nursing process is the modality for the application of Watson’s carative factors in the delivery of holistic client-centered care. Learners are taught to individualize care strategies reflective of best current practice and human diversity. |
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Nursing 121 Weekday Spring 2010 Rotation 1 (Psych/Neuromuscular Nursing)
Facilitator: Elaine Brown Facilitator: Lisa Carter Facilitator: Norma Emerson
 | Welcome to a course that addresses the needs of clients who face barriers secondary to psychiatric illnesses or chronic neuromuscular disorders that limit interaction with their environment Holistic assessment is emphasized with additional guidance in thorough assessment of mental status and neurological function. Learners are guided in the practice of goal-directed communication and the therapeutic use of self within the nurse-client relationship. |
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Nursing 121 Weekday Spring 2010 Rotation 2 (Psych/Neuromuscular Nursing
Facilitator: Elaine Brown Facilitator: Lisa Carter Facilitator: Norma Emerson
| Welcome to a course that addresses the needs of clients who face barriers secondary to psychiatric illnesses or chronic neuromuscular disorders that limit interaction with their environment Holistic assessment is emphasized with additional guidance in thorough assessment of mental status and neurological function. Learners are guided in the practice of goal-directed communication and the therapeutic use of self within the nurse-client relationship. |
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Nursing 242 Weekday Spring 2010 (Professional Issues)
Facilitator: Doreen Rogers Facilitator: Jennifer Dunlap
 | Nursing 242 provides the learner with the opportunity for an enhanced understanding of the role of the professional nurse. The major emphasis of this course is on strategies to facilitate role transition from learner to graduate nurse. Leadership strategies are discussed in order to foster the application of critical thinking to the concept of management. Bioethical theories are explored to assist the learner in analyzing ethical dilemmas related to client systems imbalance. Various teaching and learning activities are used to facilitate ongoing study of the legal responsibilities of the nurse across the continuums. The learner is guided in creative inquiry regarding issues and trends that impact on nursing as a caring profession. |
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Nursing 242 Weekend Spring 2010 (Professional Issues)
Facilitator: Doreen Rogers Facilitator: Jennifer Dunlap
 | Nursing 242 provides the learner with the opportunity for an enhanced understanding of the role of the professional nurse. The major emphasis of this course is on strategies to facilitate role transition from learner to graduate nurse. Leadership strategies are discussed in order to foster the application of critical thinking to the concept of management. Bioethical theories are explored to assist the learner in analyzing ethical dilemmas related to client systems imbalance. Various teaching and learning activities are used to facilitate ongoing study of the legal responsibilities of the nurse across the continuums. The learner is guided in creative inquiry regarding issues and trends that impact on nursing as a caring profession. |
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Microbiology: Spring 2010
Instructor: Mark Bremer
 | Microbes are the oldest and most diverse group of living organisms on the planet. Microbes include bacteria, viruses, protozoa, algae, yeasts, molds and some helmithes. In most parts of the world, microbes are a major cause of morbidity and mortality, killing tens of millions of people per year. Newly emerging diseases, like swine flu, and the acquisition of drug resistance by some ancient enemies make vigilance the eternal price of health. Unquestionably, microbes promise to play an important role in our lives. |
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Nursing 001: College Survival Skills
Facilitator: Marian Kovatchitch Facilitator: Doreen Rogers
 | Nursing 001 is a one credit, 15 hour course designed to help the learner in gaining the confidence that comes from self-knowledge and achievement to meet the challenges of college, life, and work. Vital study skills, critical thinking strategies, self-discovery techniques, and self-management tools are explored and practiced throughout the course. |
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Nursing 1000 LPN to RN Transition Course
Facilitator: Julie Wells-Tsiatsos Facilitator: Stephanie Bouck
 |  Welcome to SECON! We are thrilled that you chose us for your education and entry into the profession of nursing! This course is designed to help you "transition" into the RN role and also into "life" as a St. Elizabeth student nurse. You have chosen wisely...this program will prepare you to be one of the best nurses upon graduation! |
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College Library
Librarian: Mike Garcia Librarian: Stephanie Conley
| Here is where you can get access to many of the library's on-line catalogs and databases. You will also find the library manual, a list of journals owned by the library, and a guide for using the APA template. |
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Medical Library
Librarian: Halyna Liszczynskyj
| Medical Library's resources are accessed here. Links to: databases, print and on-line journals and books, on-line catalog, Tutorials and guides on: database use, EBM, powerpoint, podcasts, resume help. Discussion areas. Family Practice Residency Education Area located here. |
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