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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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Provides psychiatric nursing care to the individual, family and society by using theoretical, evidence-based and applied information, evaluates and records the effect of the care given.
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2
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Develops current knowledge, concepts and principles for the treatment, care and rehabilitation of individuals with mental disorders.
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3
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Evaluates the individual as a whole with its biological, psychological, social, cultural and spiritual aspects
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4
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Works in collaboration with the mental health team and other disciplines by using the knowledge and skills specific to psychiatric nursing.
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5
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Uses training and research skills in psychiatric nursing in psychosocial protection, prevention, monitoring and evaluation studies.
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6
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Uses scientific methods effectively in planned data collection, analysis, interpretation and reporting of the data obtained in the research process.
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7
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Uses information and care technologies effectively in the fields of education, practice, research and management of psychiatric nursing.
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8
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Contributes to national and international health policy studies for the development of mental health nursing.
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