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Upon completion of the Master's degree program at Villanova University, graduates will
be able to:
- Apply knowledge from nursing science and other disciplines to nursing and health care
based on a critical analysis of its relevance.
- Apply the research process to appraise and develop nursing’s body of knowledge.
- Use analytic methods to evaluate existing literature and other information to
determine and implement evidence-based practice.
- Disseminate nursing knowledge to professionals within the health care system to improve
health care outcomes for individuals, families and communities.
- Promote care and service that recognize the uniqueness and diversity among individuals in
keeping with the Judeo-Christian humanistic tradition.
- Apply leadership principles to effect change in health care and health policy on local,
state, national and international levels.
- Implement effective strategies for managing ethical issues inherent in clinical practice,
education, and research.
- Use information systems/technology resources to implement quality improvement initiatives
and support decision making and practice.
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