Pediatric Health Nursing

This course is the branch of applied statistics and lays the foundation necessary for the understanding of basic statistical terms and concepts that statisticians play in promoting scientific discovery and wisdom. It is intended to provide nursing students with an overview of the basic statistical concepts and statistical principles to help nurses understand and evaluate the results of healthcare studies.

This course aims to equip pediatric nursing students with basic skill, knowledge and practices related to pediatric nursing to provide nursing care for children at different age group from birth to adolescent during health and illness

Enabling the professional (academic) nurse to improve the quality of nursing performance (knowledge and skills) for healthy and sick children from birth to adulthood and for their families. Helping the pediatric nurse identify and diagnose the needs of the executive plan and implement it, and then evaluate the results by applying a prepared curriculum that achieves the nursing objectives (preventive, curative and rehabilitative for children).