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NUR 302<\/h4>

Maternity and Reproductive Health<\/span>4.0 Credits<\/span><\/span><\/h5><\/div>

Prereq: Admission to BSN Program Traditional Track and successful completion of NUR 207<\/a>, NUR 208<\/a> and NUR 206<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>

Offered in Fall Semester 2026<\/span><\/h4><\/span><\/span>

Credit from this course applies to the following programs: Undergraduate<\/strong><\/p>

This course equips BSN students with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver professional, evidence-based nursing care to women and families throughout the preconception, labor, delivery, postpartum, and neonatal periods. Through a combination of classroom instruction, clinical practice, and hands-on learning, students will build competencies in communication, clinical judgment, and patient-centered care. Students will design and implement evidence-based care plans, tailoring interventions to meet individual patient needs, support autonomy, and adapt as situations evolve. Emphasis is placed on ensuring safety, anticipating potential outcomes, and effectively prioritizing care. Learners will synthesize assessment data to develop comprehensive, holistic care strategies. Students will demonstrate sound clinical reasoning, empathy, and relationship-centered care while fostering mutual respect and delivering culturally responsive care. Evaluation will focus on the studentâ?Ts ability to integrate evidence-based practices, make informed clinical decisions, and collaborate effectively within the healthcare team to promote maternal and neonatal health.<\/p>

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