Learning outcomes

Students who complete the Bachelor in Nursing Sciences – Specialties develop advanced skills in specialist nursing practice in clinical settings. At the end of the Bachelor, students will be able to:

• Carry out direct specialist nursing practice with individuals-families-populations (bedside care)
• Orient and guide individuals-families-populations and care teams in complex health situations
• Mobilising specialist expertise during nursing consultations
• Base nursing practice on convincing results from scientific research
• Exercising nursing leadership
• Promoting inter-professional collaboration, including with the patient as a partner in care
• Ensure ethical decision-making

More specifically, the Pediatric Nurse will be required to:

• Carrying out an advanced assessment of the physical and mental health of individuals, families and populations
• Intervene in complex care situations
• Manage infectious and perioperative risks
• Ensuring continuity of care with autonomy and professionalism
• Carry out advanced care procedures in the context of perioperative care
• Prepare, maintain and monitor surgical instruments, linen and dressings required for surgical procedures