14 (264) Quarter 4
- Subject
- NUR
- Credits (min)
- 72
- Credits (max)
- 72
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026
- Source
- galencollege.edu
36 courses with the subject NUR, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
14 (264) Quarter 4
14 (264) Quarter 4
12 quarter credit hours MAT 1205 Using established professional standards, guidelines, competencies, and best practices learners are taught effective communication techniques, including effective patient teaching strategies and counseling skills, physical assessment interviewing skills, medication administration, and documentation. Attention is also given to the development of critical thinking skills, caring behaviors, and interpersonal relationships in order to meet the physiological, psychosocial, spiritual, and cultural needs of patients. Legal and ethical aspects of nursing are explored along with the nurse’s role in health promotion.
12 quarter credit hours MAT 1205 Using established professional standards, guidelines, competencies, and best practices learners are taught effective communication techniques, including effective patient teaching strategies and counseling skills, physical assessment interviewing skills, medication administration, and documentation. Attention is also given to the development of critical thinking skills, caring behaviors, and interpersonal relationships in order to meet the physiological, psychosocial, spiritual, and cultural needs of patients. Legal and ethical aspects of nursing are explored along with the nurse’s role in health promotion.
Quarter 4
Quarter 4
9 quarter credit hours This course focuses on the care of adult patients experiencing common and less complex acute health problems. Learners are challenged to use critical thinking skills guided by established professional standards, guidelines, competencies, and best practices. Clinical experiences provide learners the opportunity to apply psychomotor skills, psychosocial concepts, communication, legal and ethical responsibilities, and the nursing process to provide safe, quality, patient- centered nursing care for adult patients.
9 quarter credit hours This course focuses on the care of adult patients experiencing common and less complex acute health problems. Learners are challenged to use critical thinking skills guided by established professional standards, guidelines, competencies, and best practices. Clinical experiences provide learners the opportunity to apply psychomotor skills, psychosocial concepts, communication, legal and ethical responsibilities, and the nursing process to provide safe, quality, patient- centered nursing care for adult patients.
13 (252) Quarter 5
13 (252) Quarter 5
6 quarter credit hours This course focuses on the care of patients experiencing chronic disruptions in health. Gerontology, principles of chronic health disorders and nursing care of the aging will be explored in a variety of healthcare settings. Learners will study concepts of the nursing care of patients and families experiencing chronic illness and pain as well as patients and families experiencing the grieving process. In addition, emphasis will be provided on the role of the registered nurse in health promotion, rehabilitation, maintenance, and restoration of health of individuals and families across the life span. Clinical experiences offer learners the opportunity to use established professional standards, guidelines, competencies, and best practices to provide safe, patient- centered care in a variety of healthcare settings. Emphasis is placed upon the physical and developmental needs of the older adult.
6 quarter credit hours This course focuses on the care of patients experiencing chronic disruptions in health. Gerontology, principles of chronic health disorders and nursing care of the aging will be explored in a variety of healthcare settings. Learners will study concepts of the nursing care of patients and families experiencing chronic illness and pain as well as patients and families experiencing the grieving process. In addition, emphasis will be provided on the role of the registered nurse in health promotion, rehabilitation, maintenance, and restoration of health of individuals and families across the life span. Clinical experiences offer learners the opportunity to use established professional standards, guidelines, competencies, and best practices to provide safe, patient- centered care in a variety of healthcare settings. Emphasis is placed upon the physical and developmental needs of the older adult.
12 (228) Quarter 8
12 (228) Quarter 8
3 quarter credit hours In this course, learners will explore the distinctive styles of leadership and management required to function in today's diverse healthcare environment. Learners will examine advanced directives/self-determination planning, advocacy, delegation, supervision, case management, client rights, collaboration with interdisciplinary team, management concepts, confidentiality, continuity of care, establishing priorities, ethical practices, informed consent, information technology, legalities/responsibilities, and performance improvement to enhance the care delivery setting to protect clients and health care personnel. Galen College of Nursing | Louisville Campus STUDENT
3 quarter credit hours In this course, learners will explore the distinctive styles of leadership and management required to function in today's diverse healthcare environment. Learners will examine advanced directives/self-determination planning, advocacy, delegation, supervision, case management, client rights, collaboration with interdisciplinary team, management concepts, confidentiality, continuity of care, establishing priorities, ethical practices, informed consent, information technology, legalities/responsibilities, and performance improvement to enhance the care delivery setting to protect clients and health care personnel. Galen College of Nursing | Louisville Campus STUDENT
12 (264) Total Quarter Credits Required 73 (876) 16 (384) 18 (648) 107 (1908) LEGEND: AID designates Artificial Intelligence and Digital Literacy Course PHL designates a Philosophy Course BIO designates a Science Course PNS PreNursing Seminar ENG designates an English Course PSY designates a Psychology Course HUM designates a Humanities Course SOC designates a Sociology Course MAT designates a Mathematics Course NUR designates a Nursing Course Galen College of Nursing | Louisville Campus STUDENT CATALOG| Volume 83, July – December 2026 144
12 (264) Total Quarter Credits Required 73 (876) 16 (384) 18 (648) 107 (1908) LEGEND: AID designates Artificial Intelligence and Digital Literacy Course PHL designates a Philosophy Course BIO designates a Science Course PNS PreNursing Seminar ENG designates an English Course PSY designates a Psychology Course HUM designates a Humanities Course SOC designates a Sociology Course MAT designates a Mathematics Course NUR designates a Nursing Course Galen College of Nursing | Louisville Campus STUDENT CATALOG| Volume 83, July – December 2026 144
9 quarter credit hours This capstone course provides learners formal and informal experiential knowledge about professional nursing practice. This course emphasizes integration, reflection, and synthesis of concepts from all coursework in the program to facilitate integration and transition to the professional nurse. Clinical and lab immersion experiences will focus on the prioritization of care.
9 quarter credit hours This capstone course provides learners formal and informal experiential knowledge about professional nursing practice. This course emphasizes integration, reflection, and synthesis of concepts from all coursework in the program to facilitate integration and transition to the professional nurse. Clinical and lab immersion experiences will focus on the prioritization of care.
Source: Galen Health Institutes-Asheville's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61