Nursing

The graduate demonstrates:
1. Knowledgeofthetheoryandpracticeofnursing,theknowledgeoftherole,functions andresponsibilities of the nurse in the health care system;
2. KnowledgeofLifesciences, clinical, social, health and behavioral sciences, foreign language, health technology andinformatics that can be properly applied in nursing practice; in patient care and non-standard situations;
3. Knowledgeofresearchprinciples and theability to use theminpractice; Knowledge of ethical and legal norms, the mostimportant/current aspects of health care/health care policy; Skills: Thegraduatestudent demonstrates the ability to apply field knowledge in practice:
4. Recognizesandinterprets the patient's health norm and deviation from the norm,signsofdistress and disability;
5. Is able to e ectively assess risks and implement appropriate actions, plans, implements, evaluates appropriate and individual care programs in response to patient needs in cooperation with the patient, his family members, as well as healthcare or social workers based on evidence.
6. Adheres to safety rules, creates a safe working environment by following hygienic, nutritional norms and infection control principles, is able to safely use drugs and other therapeutic means, provides optimal patient care, other interventions/activities;
7. Can effectively communicate with patients, their families and social groups, by determining the language barrier and level of understanding, including people with communication problems; responds effectively to the needs of the population; Able to inform, educate and supervise the patient and their caregiver as well as the family;
8. Can accurately provide medical reports, documents and other materials using appropriate technologies; works in agreement with other nurses based on the interests of the patient; able to coordinate team management for efficient and thoughtful patient care.
9. Participates in quality improvement and observes professional, ethical and legal norms; Demonstrates ability to protect patient dignity, advocacy and confidentiality.

Responsibility and autonomy
10. The graduate of the program is focused on development, determines the needs of further study, accordingly, plans and promotes the professional development of himself and others, takes responsibility for conducting activities in an unpredictable study and/or work environment. Demonstrates appreciation and respect for differences and cultural diversity.