Fundamental Nursing Concepts
The curriculum of Eastern University’s Accelerated Nursing Program starts with a strong foundation in fundamental nursing concepts. Students learn about the history and theories of nursing, ethical and legal considerations in healthcare, and the role of the nurse in various healthcare settings. This introductory phase provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the nursing profession and its core principles.
Pharmacology and Medication Administration
Pharmacology is a critical component of nursing education, and Eastern University’s Accelerated Nursing Program ensures that students develop a solid understanding of medications and their administration. Students learn about different drug classes, their mechanisms of action, side effects, and nursing considerations. This knowledge is essential for safe medication administration and effective patient care.
Pathophysiology and Health Assessment
Understanding the human body and how diseases manifest is crucial for nurses. Eastern University’s program incorporates in-depth study of pathophysiology, which explores the physiological changes that occur in various diseases. Students learn to analyze symptoms, identify deviations from normal health, and develop comprehensive health assessments. This knowledge forms the basis for competent nursing care and the ability to recognize and respond to patient needs.
