Theory Construction And Concept Analysis –

nur702

(3 credits)

Course Description Learners will identify phenomena of interest, conduct a concept analysis, and develop components of a theoretical framework in relationship to nursing science research and advanced professional practice.

Course Competencies

Synthesize a framework for the processes of theory construction and concept analysis in the field of nursing.
Apply the ways of knowing—empirics, aesthetics, ethics, and personal knowledge—in construction of a comprehensive theoretical framework applicable to the field of nursing.
Analyze the relationships among types of theory, concept analysis, and appropriate research methods in the field of nursing.
Explicate the relevance of theory to the ongoing concept development and knowledge integration required to support nursing practice.
Synthesize nursing knowledge required in nursing practice.
Integrate cultural and global perspectives of knowledge development to influence professional nursing practice in the global community.

This graduate-level course is 8 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.

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Theory Construction And Concept Analysis –

nur702

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