Nursing Program Welcome | About Our AAS/RN Program | One Day per Week Option | Admissions | Faculty and Staff | Clinical Partners | Virtual Laboratory About Our AAS/RN Program Outcomes The outcomes are based on the Council of Associate Degree Nursing Programs Competencies Task Force and the National League of Nursing core components. Core components are those elements essential to the work of the entry level registered nurse and inherent in the three roles of nursing practice: provider of care, manager of care, and member within the discipline of nursing.  1. Assessment Demonstrates holistic patient assessment across the life span. 2. Caring Interventions Implements caring behaviors and interventions based on principles of liberal arts & science and science of nursing across a variety of settings. 3. Communication Communicates effectively with patients, families, and groups in collaboration with other health care professionals. 4. Critical Thinking Demonstrates critical thinking in effective clinical decision making through the nursing process across the wellness continuum. 5. Teaching and Learning Teaches patients to maintain health and promote wellness within a holistic context. 6. Collaboration Participates in the team approach to deliver holistic client-focused care across a variety of settings. 7. Managing Care Manages care for diverse groups of patients through effective use of delegation, evolving technology and resources. 8. Professional Behaviors Adheres to legal, ethical principles that guide professional nursing practice and ongoing professional development.

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