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Course Specification 4 th year 2 nd Semester 1 Course Specification Fourth year 2 nd Semester Course Specifications Bag no 1- Community Health Nursing ……………............. 2 2- Family Health Nursing …………………………… 9 3- Geriatric Health Nursing ………………………. 14 4- Community Medicine ……………………………… 19 5- Family Medicine …………………………………… 22 6- Geriatric Medicine…………………………………. 26 7- English Language………………………………… 30 8- ساحمىق ا………………………………………….. 33

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Course Specification 4th

year 2nd

Semester

1

Course Specification

Fourth year 2nd

Semester

Course Specifications

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1- Community Health Nursing …………….............

2

2- Family Health Nursing …………………………… 9

3- Geriatric Health Nursing ………………………. 14

4- Community Medicine ……………………………… 19

5- Family Medicine …………………………………… 22

6- Geriatric Medicine…………………………………. 26

7- English Language………………………………… 30

33 ..…………………………………………حمىق اإلسا -8

Course Specification 4th

year 2nd

Semester

2

Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Family and CHN Department

Community Health Nursing Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: Community Health Nursing

Code: CHN 1 /8

Department offering the course: Community Health Nursing Department

Programme(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Programme: Family and Community Health Nursing Department

Academic year/level: 2009/2010 4th

year

Semester: 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: - 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:-

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 2 h/w Tutorial: 3h /w Practical: 4 h/w Others (filed trip): 3 h/w Total: 12 h/w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course:

This course aims at developing student's scientific capabilities and creative thinking. This will enable

them to gain broader knowledge, practical skills and experience in the field of community health nursing and

apply community health nursing principles to develop strategies for illness prevention, health maintenance

and promotion in a variety of community health nursing settings.

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILO Topic No. of h/

week

Total no

of

h./semeste

r/ Year

Hours

for

lectures

H. for

Tutorial

and/or

project

H.for

Practic

al

a- Knowledge and understanding: At the end of the

course, the student will be able to

a1 - Identify basic concepts of community health

nursing.

a2- List major goal for community health nursing

a3- Identify beliefs underlying community health

nursing

a4- Describe the community assessment process.

a5- Identify sources of information about community

health

a6- Identify the component (types) of

environmental sanitation

a7- Out line steps of nursing process

a8- Identify the purposes of client’s record

a9- Identify trends affecting health care system

a10- Identify factors influencing the mentally ill

population

a11- Recognize needs of the mentally health

a12- Identify needs of community metal health

a13 - Describe disasters in terms of a variety of

characteristics, including causation, number of

casualties, scope, and intensity phases of disaster

management..

a14- Discuss factors contributing to a community's

-Introduction to community

health nursing

- Community assessment and

diagnosis

-Environmental sanitation

- Nursing process

- Documentation

- Primary health care

- Community mental health

- Disasters

- Community crisis

30

minutes

8 h/

semester

8 h/

semester

20 h/

semeste

r

10 h/

semeste

r

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potential for experiencing a disaster.

a15-Describe the role of the community health nurse

in preventing, preparing for, responding to, and

supporting recovery from disasters

a16- Explain one example of biologic, chemical,

environmental/mechanical, physical, and

psychosocial workplace hazards in a variety of

work environments.

- Occupational health

b- Intellectual skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be able to

b1- Describe the role of the community health nurse

the different health settings

b2 -Analyze assessment data is helpful to categorize

the data.

b3- Classify health indicators

b4- Analyze the assessment tool that you are using in

clinical practice

b5- Explore the possible ways to incorporate nursing

diagnosis, nursing intervention classification of

nursing outcome within nursing care practice.

b6- Illustrate how a nurse uses documentation in all

aspects of nursing process

a7-Differentiate between terms documentation,

recording and reporting

b8- Differentiate between primary health care &

primary care.

b9-.Analyze the health problem of the homeless using

upstream thinking and social justice perspective

10- Discuss roles of occupational health nurse and

other members of the occupational health team in

- Community assessment

- Nursing process

-Documentation

- Primary health care

- Community crises

- Occupational health

30

minutes

8 h/

semester

8 h/

semester

20 h/

semeste

r

15 h/

semeste

r

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protecting and promoting workers' health and

safety

C-Professional and practical skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be able to

c1- Utilize the available community resources

effectively in order to provide holistic nursing care

to individuals, families, or groups.

c2- Coordinate between different community

resources utilized by individuals, families, or

groups.

c3-Formulate community health nursing diagnoses

c2 - Implement the nursing process steps in

community health nursing setting.

c5 Explore the ways in which conceptual models of

nursing inform and guide the nursing process

c6- Apply nursing process and public health principles

to workers and workplace health issues.

c7- Implement the standards of nursing process in

work and life

c8- Assess the work environment

c9- Utilize documentation in all aspects of nursing

process in proper way

c10- Apply the levels of prevention in community

health care

c11 - Use the epidemiological model to explain work-

health interactions

c12- Refer clients with certain health needs and or

problems to the appropriate community resources.

c13 -Integrate illness prevention, health promotion and

wellness diagnoses into practice of nursing.

- Community assessment

- Nursing process

Nursing process

- Primary health care

30

minutes

7 h/

semester

7 h/

semester

30 h/

semeste

r

25 h/

semeste

r

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c14-Demonstrate the ability to investigate the effect of

occupational health problems on families.

c15- Provide necessary work-site nursing care,

including first aid, to workers and their families

- Occupational health

d- General and transferable skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be able to

d1- Apply interpersonal communication and ethics in

caring for clients at different settings.

d 2- Develop critical thinking abilities

d3- Apply problem solving techniques at different

situation faced at different clinical setting.

d4- Identify the 4 patterns of knowing (empirical,

ethical, aesthetic and personal knowledge) as they

guide you within the nurse – community

interaction.

d5- Develop and trust your intuitive thinking process

when assessing the community.

- Communication

- Critical thinking

- Problem solving

Nursing Process

30

minutes

7 h/

semester

7 h/

semester

20 h/

semeste

r

10 h/

semeste

r

30 h/ semester 150 h/ semester

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

3.1- Lectures.

3.2-- Discussion.

3.3- Field trip.

3.4- Clinical practice

4- Student assessment methods

4.1. Semester work to assess the student learning progress

4.2.. Written and Oral exam to assess Knowledge and understanding.

4.3. Practical exam to assess professional and practical skills

5- Assessment Schedule:

Assessment 1 Quiz exam… 6 Week

Assessment 1 Mid-term exam 10 week

Assessment 2: Final exam 16 Week

6- Weighting of assessment

- Semester work 40 %

- Final term examination 40 %

- Oral and Practical examination 20 %

* Total 100 %

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes: Hand out

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books)

- Lundy K. and Jons S., (2009): Community Health Nursing, Caring for Public Health. 2nd

ed Jones

and Barllett Comp.

- Clark M. (2008): Community Health Nursing, Advocacy for Pupation Health. 5th

ed. Person

Education Co..

- Maurer F. anf Smith C. (2009): Community / Public Health Nursing Practice , Health for all Families

and pupulations. Sunders, Elsever.

- Michael, Greenberg, (1997): Occupational, Industrial and Environmental Toxicology. 1st ed., Mosby

Co

London.

7.3- Recommended books:

- Saucier. L and S Fanes, (2003): Essentials of Community- Based Nursing, by United States of

America.

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- Stanhope, M & Lancaster,J . (1996): Community Health Nursing Promoting Health of

Aggregates, Families, and individuals, 4th edition, london. Mosby co.

- James F, Robert R. Pinger & Jerome E. KotEcli, (2002), An Introduction to Community Health 4th

edition.

7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc

http://www.mohp.gov.eg

http://www.yahoo.com

http://www.google.com

8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning achieving the above ILOS

7.1 - Data show - Clinical field

7.2 - White board - Field trip

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the above

specification and will be implemented.

Course Coordinator:

Name: Prof.Dr/ Mona Sadek

Signature………………………….. Date……………….………………

Head of Department

Name: Prof/ Hassan ALshahaly

Signature………………………….. Date……………….………………

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year 2nd

Semester

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Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Department: F and CHN Department

Family Health Nursing Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: Family Health Nursing

Code: FHN 2/8

Department offering the course: Community Health Nursing Department

Programme(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Programme: Family and Community Health Nursing Department- Suez

Canal University - Faculty of Nursing

Academic year/level: 2009/2010 4th

year

Semester: 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:-

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 1 h/w Tutorial: 1 h/w Practical: 3 h/w Filed trip): 1 h/w Total: 6 h/w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course:

- By the end of this course the students will be able to use theoretical basis for promoting family health

& emphasizes the use of existing knowledge and provide primary and quality health care to individual of

all ages within traditional, nontraditional, rural and urban and culturally diverse families.

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILO Topic

No. of

h./ per

week

Total no of

h./ semester

/ Year

Hours

for

lectures

Hours for

Tutorial and

/or project

Hours for

Practical

a- Knowledge and understanding:

At the end of the course, the student will be able

to

a 1- Identify basic concepts and principles of

family health nursing.

a2- Consider the role of the community health

nurse in assisting the family

a3- Describe health promotion and related

concepts

a4- Mention the importance of communication in

community health nursing practice

a5- Discuss specific ethical issues facing

community health nurses today

a6- Differentiate among culture, ethnicity and race

a7- Describe nursing intervention that could be

used to stabilize the client exposed to diverse

socio-cultural stressors.

a 8- Delineate the impact of developmental

disability on the family

a 9- Describe prevention programs , note the

nursing role in primary, secondary and tertiary

prevention activities.

a10- Describe the community health nursing

process in relation to home health care

a11- Recognize the legal and ethical aspect in

home visiting

- Introduction to Family

Health Nursing

- Health promotion

- Communication

- Ethical Issues in C H

Nursing Practice

- Culture and Health

- Disable population

- Home health care

- Home visit

20

min 5 h

5 h/

semester 7 h/ semester 10 h/ semester

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a12- Identify social and community factors

influencing violence in the community

- Violence and human

abuse

b- Intellectual skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be able

to

b 1- Assess the health status of the family and each

family members including vulnerable groups.

b 2-.Evaluation the role of the community health

nurses the different health settings.

b 3- Explain the skills necessary for effective

communication in community health nursing

b4- Analyze how culture, ethnicity and race may

stressors to clients

b5-Describe Needs of school age group

b 6- Describe The positive health behaviors found

to improve coping ability

b7- Discuss the family and the community

involvement in home care.

b8- Utilize the problem solving technique while

providing care

b9- Analyze the health problem of the homeless

using upstream thinking and social justice

perspective

b10- Discuss the three levels of prevention of

violence and abuse.

- Family as a client

- Introduction to family

health nursing

- Communication

- Culture and Health

- School age

-Disable population

- Home health care

- Home visits

- Violence and human

abuse

15\

min

3.5 h/

semester

3.5 h/

semester 7 h/ semester 15 h/ semester

C-Professional and practical skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be able

to

15\

min

4 h/

semester

4h/

semester

12 h/ semester

15 h/ semester

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c 1- Apply the three levels of prevention in

community health care

c2- Teach client about to promote health through

nutrition

c3- Develop methods to make ethical decisions

c4- Provide restorative and maintenance care to

clients and family to promote independence

and improve the quality of their life in the

community

c5- Apply knowledge of adolescent health needs in

planning appropriate, comprehensive care at

the individual , family and community levels.

c6- Apply nursing process in home visiting

c7- Prepare and implement a school health

program

- Health promotion

- Ethical Issues in C H

Nursing Practice

- Home health care

Home visits

- School Health

d- General and transferable skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be able

to

d 1- Apply interpersonal communication and

ethics in caring for clients at different settings.

d 2- Develop methods to make ethical decisions.

d 3- Apply the nursing process to families/ clients

whose cultural background differs from that of

the nurse.

- Communication

- Ethical Issues

- Culture and Health

10/ min 2.5 h/

semester

2.5 h/

semester 7 h/ semester 10 h/ semester

15 h/ semester 75 h/ semester

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

3.1 Lectures. 3.2- Discussion.

3.3- Field trip. 3.4-Clinical practice

4- Student assessment methods

4.1. Semester work to assess the student learning progress

4.2. Written and Oral exam to assess Knowledge and understanding.

4.3. Practical exam to assess professional and practical skills

5- Assessment Schedule:

Assessment 1 Quiz exam… 6 Week

Assessment 1 Mid-term exam 10 week

Assessment 2: Final exam 16 Week

6- Weighting of assessments

*Semester work 40 %

*Final term examination 40 %

*Oral and Practical examination 20 %

* Total 100 %

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes: Hand out

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books):

- Lundy K. and Jons S., (2009): Community Health Nursing, Caring for Public Health. 2nd

ed Jones

and Barllett Comp.

7.3- Recommended books:

- Maurer F.A. and Smith C.M.,(2005): Community/public health nursing practice: health for

families and populations. Elsevier Health Sciences.

7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc

http://www.mohp.gov.eg

http://www.yahoo.com

http://www.google.com

8 - Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning achieving the above ILOS (for

example, Field trips)

Theories: Practice:

1 - Data show 1- Clinical field work

2 - White board 2- Field trip

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the above

specification and will be implemented.

Course Coordinator:

Name: Assist Prof. Dr/ Enas Helmy Elshaaer

Signature……………………….. Date……………….………………

Head of Department of Name Prof/ Hassan ALshahaly

Signature………………………….. Date……………….……………

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Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Department: F and CHN Department

Geriatric Health Nursing Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: Geriatric Health Nursing

Code: GHN/3-8

Department offering the course: Community Health Nursing Department

Programme(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Programme: Family and Community Health Nursing Department- Suez

Canal University - Faculty of Nursing

Academic year/level: 2009/2010 4th

year

Semester: 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: - 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:-

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 2 h/w Tutorial: 2 h/w Practical: 3 h/w others: NA Total: 7 h/ w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course:

At the end of this course the student nurse will be able to use models, theories and concepts related to

elderly to offer restorative and maintenance care to the elderly for promote independence and improve the

quality of life to elderly in the different settings.

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILO Topic No. of

h/ week

Total no of

h./semester/

Year

Hours for

lectures

H. for Tutorial

and/or project

H.for

Practical

a- Knowledge and understanding:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

a 1-Identify the basic concepts of geriatric

nursing.

a 2- Explain theories of aging.

a 3- Explain the proposes of different aging

theories.

a 4- Discuss the aging changes.

a 5- Explain nursing management of chronic

health problem to elderly

-Overview of geriatric

-Theories of aging

-Proposes of aging theories.

- Aging changes

- Nursing management of

chronic health problem

30

min/w

8 h/

semester

8 h/

semester 8 h/ semester 10 h/ semester

b- Intellectual skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

b 1- Assess the older adult health status.

b 2- Analyze the health problem of older

adult.

b 3- Assess the need of older adult

b 5- Evaluate the role of geriatric nurse in the

- Assessment of elderly

population

- Problem of elderly

population

- Needs of older adult

- Role of geriatric nurse

45

min/w

12 h/

semester

12 h/

semester 12 h/ semester 10 h/ semester

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different health setting.

C-Professional and practical skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

c 1- Utilize the available community

recourses to provide care for elderly

people

c 2- Implement the nursing process steps in

geriatric nursing.

c 3- Meet needs for elderly people according

to aging changes.

- Nursing care for elderly

people

- Health problems of the

elderly.

-Physiological change.

30

min/w

7 h/

semester

7 h/

semester 7 h/ semester 15 h/ semester

d- General and transferable skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

d 1- Apply interpersonal communication and

ethics in caring for elderly people at

different setting.

d 2- Develop critical thinking abilities.

d 3- Apply problem solving skills at different

situation faced at different clinical Setting.

- Nursing care for elderly

people

- Critical Thinking

- Problem solving

15

min/w

3 h/

semester

3 h/

semester 3 h/ semester 10 h/ semester

30 h/ semester 75 h/ semester

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

3.1 Lectures 3.2- Discussion

3.3 – Seminar 3.4- Presentation

3.5 Assignment 3.6 Clinical practice

4- Student assessment methods

4.1. Semester work to assess the student learning progress

4.2.. Written and Oral exam to assess Knowledge and understanding.

4.3. Practical exam to assess professional and practical skills

5- Assessment Schedule:

Assessment 1 Quiz exam… 6 Week

Assessment 1 Mid-term exam 10 week

Assessment 2: Final exam 16 Week

6- Weighting of assessment

- Semester work 40 %

- Final term examination 40 %

- Oral and Practical examination 20 %

* Total 100 %

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes.:- Hand out

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books)

- Ebersole P. and Touhy T.A.,(2006): Geriatric nursing: growth of a specialty.

- Carmody S. and Forster S.,( 2003): Aged care nursing: a guide to practice.

- Hogstel M.O., (2001): Gerontology: nursing care of the older adult

7.3- Recommended books:

- Lundy K. and Jons S., (2009): Community Health Nursing, Caring for Public Health. 2nd

ed

Jones and Barllett Comp

- Maurer F.A. and Smith C.M.,(2005): Community/public health nursing practice: health for

families and populations. Elsevier Health Sciences.

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7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc

http://www.mohp.gov.eg

http://www.yahoo.com

http://www.google.com

8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning achieving the above ILOS

7.1 - Data show - Clinical field

7.2 - White board - Field trip

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the above

specification and will be implemented.

Course Coordinator:

Name: Prof.Dr/ Mona Sadek

Signature………………………….. Date……………….………………

Head of Department of………………………………………………..

Name: Prof/ Hassan ALshahaly

Signature………………………….. Date……………….………………

Course Specification 4th

year 2nd

Semester

19

Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Department: F and CHN Department

Community Medicine Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: Community Medicine

Code; GN 4/8

Department offering the course: Community Medicine - Faculty of Medicine, SCU

Program(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Program: Community Health Nursing Department

Academic year/level: 2010-2009

Semester; 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: - 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:-

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 2h/w Tutorials: NA Practical: NA Others (filed trip): NA Total: 2h/w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course:

At the end of this course the student nurse will be able to deal effectively and share in

solving community health problem.

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILO Topic h/w

Total

hours/

semester

Hours for

lectures

Hours for Tutorial

and other small

group or project

Hours for

Practical

a- Knowledge and understanding:

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to a1- Describe the disease dynamic.

a2- Describe the there level of prevention and

control.

a3-Define morbidity and mortality rates.

a4-Define nutritional requirements.

a5- Describe the demographic transitions

a6- Describe the population pyramid in

developing and developing countries

- Disease dynamic

- Infection control

- Morbidity and mortality rates

- Nutritional requirements

- The demographic transitions

- The population pyramid in developing and

developing countries

45 m

12 h/

semester

12 h/

semester

b- Intellectual skills

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to b1-Determine nutritional requirement for

different risk groups.

b2- Differentiation between natural and

artificial immunity

- Nutritional requirements

30m 7 h/

semester

7 h/

semester

C-Professional and practical skills:

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to c1- Apply preventive measure for infection

control.

c2- Evaluate the indicator of the health and

illness

- Infection control

- Indicators of the health and illness

30m 7 h/

semester

7 h/

semester

d- General and transferable skills:

d 1- Develop a healthy life style

- Healthy life style 15 m

4 h/

semester

4 h/

semester

30 h/ semester ………………..

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

1 - Lecture

2 – Discussion

4- Student assessment methods

1-Written exam to assess Knowledge and understanding

5- Assessment Schedule:

Assessment 2 Final exam 16th

week

6- Weighting of assessments

Mid-term examination %

Final term examination 100 %

Oral examination %

Practical examination %

Total 100 %

Any formative only assessments: Mid term exam 8th

week

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes.

- Hand out

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books)

- Ibrahim Fouad (public health)

- Dhoor G. and RobbN.(2005): Fundamental of community medicine. Elsevier comp

7.3- Recommended books:

- Slane P.,SlatL., Ebell M., and Tacgues L . (2002): Essential of Family Medicine. 4th

ed., LWW.

- Usatine R, Smith M., Myrarx E.,Chumley H.,and Tysinger J.(2009): the Colore Atlas of Family

Medicine. Mv Graw-Hill Comp

7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc

- WWW. Goagel.com

- WWW. Yahoo.com

8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning achieving the above ILOS :

- Data show

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the above

specification and will be implemented.

Course coordinator: Name Dr/ Merela Yossife

Signature ………………………….Date…………………

Head of Department of : Community Medicine

Name Prof/ Nadia Hosny Rezk Alla

Signature ………………………….Date…………………

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year 2nd

Semester

22

Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Department: F and CHN Department

Family Medicine Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: Family Medicine

Code: GM 5/8

Department offering the course: Community Medicine department, Faculty of Medicine, SCU

Programme(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Programme: Family and CHN Department

Academic year/level: 2009/2010 4th

year

Semester: 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: - 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:-

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 2 h/w Tutorial: NA Practical: - NA others: - NA Total: 2h/w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course: By the end of this course each student will:

Have the necessary knowledge, skills and attitude to provide high quality care to all family

members.

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year 2nd

Semester

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILO Topic

No. of h./

per week

Total no of

h./

semester

/ Year

Hours

for

lecture

s

Hours for

Tutorial and

/or project

Hours for

Practical

b- Knowledge and understanding:

By the end of this course each student will:

a1- Identify level of prevention

a 2- Identify the role of nurse in chronic

diseases

- Level of prevention

- Identify the role of nurse in chronic

diseases

45

min/w

12 h/

semester

12 h/

semester - -

b- Intellectual skills:

By the end of this course each student will:

b1- Use evidence based nursing for problem

solving and decision making

.

b2- Use recording, reporting and

documentation

b 3- Apply basic principles of health

education and counseling( individual and

family

- Using evidence based nursing for

problem solving and decision-

making.

-Rerecording, reporting and

documentation

- Principles of health education and

counseling( individual and family

45

min/w

12 h/

semester

12 h/

semester

C-Professional and practical skills:

By the end of this course each student will:

15

min/w

3 h/

semester

3 h/

semester

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c 1- assess acute condition of diarrhea and

respiratory infection.

c 2- Apply infection control at home ,

provide basic pre- post operative care

c3- Implement IMCI program

- Acute condition of diarrhea and

respiratory infection.

- Infection control at home, provide

basic pre- post operative care.

- Implementation IMCI program

d- General and transferable skills:

By the end of this course each student will:

d1- Use appropriate interpersonal

communication

d 2-

- Interpersonal communication

15

min/w

3 h/

semester

3 h/

semester

30

-

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

3.1 - Lecture

3.2 – Discussion

4- Student assessment methods

4.1 Written exam to assess Knowledge and understanding

5- Assessment Schedule:

Assessment : Final exam 16 Week

6- Weighting of assessments

Final term examination 100 %

Oral and Practical exam 0 %

Semester Work 0 %

Other type of assessment 0 %

Total 100 %

Any formative only assessments: Mid term exam 8th

week

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes: Hand out

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books)

- Dhoor G. and RobbN.(2005): Fundamental of community medicine. Elsevier comp

7.3- Recommended books:

- Slane P.,SlatL., Ebell M., and Tacgues L . (2002): Essential of Family Medicine. 4th

ed., LWW.

- Usatine R, Smith M., Myrarx E.,Chumley H.,and Tysinger J.(2009): the Colore Atlas of

Family Medicine. Mv Graw-Hill Comp

7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc.

WWW. Goagel.com

WWW.Yahoo.com

8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to achieve the above

ILOS .

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the

above specification and will be implemented.

Course Coordinator:

Name: Dr. / Mohmmed Salem

Signature……………………….. Date……………….………………

Head of Department of: Family Medicine

Name: Prof/ Maged Said Khtab

Signature………………………….. Date……………….……………

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year 2nd

Semester

26

Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Department: F and CHN Department

Geriatric Medicine Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: Geriatric Medicine

Code: GM 6/8

Department offering the course: Family and CHN Department

Programme(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Programme: Faculty of Medicine, Community Medicine department, SCU

Academic year/level: 2009/2010 4th

year

Semester: 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: - 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:-

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 2 h /w Tutorial: NA Practical: - NA others: - NA Total: 2 h/w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course:

At the end of this course the student nurse will be able to offer restorative and maintenance care to the

elderly for promote independence and improve the quality of life to elderly in the different settings.

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year 2nd

Semester

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILO Topic No. of h./

per week

Total no of

h./ semester

/ Year

Hours

for

lectures

Hours for

Tutorial and

/or project

Hours for

Practical

a- Knowledge and understanding:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

a1-Identify the basic concepts of geriatric

Medicine.

a 2- Explain physical changes of elderly.

a 3-Explain psychological changes of elderly.

-Introduction of Geriatric

Medicine

- physical changes

- Psychological changes

45 min/w 12 h/ semester 12 h/

semester

-

-

b- Intellectual skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

b 1- Assess the older adult health status.

b 2- Analyze the health problem of older adult.

- Assessment of elderly

population

- Health Problem of

elderly population

45 min/w 12 h/ semester 12 h/

semester

C-Professional and practical skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

c 1- Utilize the available community recourses

to provide care for elderly people

c 3- Meet needs for elderly people according to

aging changes.

- Care of elderly people.

-Physiological change.

15 min/w 3 h/ semester 3 h/

semester

d- General and transferable skills:

At the end of the course, the student will be

able to

15 min/w 3 h/ semester 3 h/

semester

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d 1- Apply interpersonal communication and

ethics in caring for elderly people at

different setting.

d 2- Develop critical thinking abilities.

- Provide care for elderly

people

30 h/ semester -

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Semester

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

3.1 - Lecture

3.2 – Discussion

4- Student assessment methods

4.1 Written exam to assess Knowledge and understanding

5- Assessment Schedule:

Assessment 1 Quiz exam… 6 Week

Assessment 1 Mid-term exam 10 week

Assessment 2: Final exam 16 Week

6- Weighting of assessments

Final term examination 100 %

Oral and Practical exam 0 %

Semester Work 0 %

Other type of assessment 0 %

Total 100 %

Any formative only assessments: Mid term exam 8th

week

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes: Hand out

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books)

- Geriatric Assessment (2006): Jones and Bartlett publishers

- Dhoor G. and RobbN.(2005): Fundamental of community medicine. Elsevier comp

7.3- Recommended books:

- Slane P.,SlatL., Ebell M., and Tacgues L . (2002): Essential of Family Medicine. 4th

ed., LWW.

- Usatine R, Smith M., Myrarx E.,Chumley H.,and Tysinger J.(2009): the Colore Atlas of

Family Medicine. Mv Graw-Hill Comp

7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc.

- WWW. Goagel.com

- WWW.Yahoo.com

8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to achieve the above ILOS .

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the above

specification and will be implemented.

Course Coordinator:

Name: Assesst Prof.Dr. / Aiman Ekram

Signature……………………….. Date……………….………………

Head of Department of Community Medicine

Name Prof/ Nadia Hosny Rezk Alla

Signature………………………….. Date……………….……………

Course Specification 4th

year 2nd

Semester

30

Suez Canal University

Faculty of Nursing

Department: F and CHN Department

English Language Course Specifications

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A- Administrative Information:

Course Title: English Language

Code: EL 7/8

Department offering the course: Family and CHN Department

Programme(s) on which the course is given: BSC degree

Department offering the Programme: Faculty of Arts and Humanities, SCU

Academic year/level: 2009/2010 - 4th year

Semester: 2nd

Semester

Date of specification / revision: 1/2/2010

Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:

Credit / taught hours:

Lecture: 2 h/w Tutorial: - NA Practical: - NA others: - NA Total: 2h/w

B- Professional Information:

1-Overall aims of course:

- At the end of this course, the student will be able to use English for Communication in every day

situations and give an out line about various topics.

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year 2nd

Semester

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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)

ILOs Topic No. of hours

per week

Total no of

hours per

semester/

Year

Hours for

lectures

Hours for Tutorial and

other small group or

project

Hours for

Practical

a- Knowledge and understanding:

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to

a 1- Identify the current issues.

a 2- write scientic reports.

a3- Identify how express different views.

- Islam and the west

- Grammar

- Tech.of geres

1 h 15 h/

semester

15 h/

semester

-

-

b- Intellectual skills:

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to

b 1- Evaluate the course.

b 2- Assess the course.

- Lasers

- Next threat

30 min 8 h/

semester 8 h/ semester

C-Professional and practical skills:

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to

c 1- Practice medical reports.

c 2 - Communicate verbally with others.

- Medical reports.

15min 4 h/

semester 4 h/ semester

d- General and transferable skills:

At the end of the course, the student will

be able to

d 1- Transfer skills to doctors.

d 2- Relate medical topics to life.

- Medical reports

15min 3 h/

semester 3 h/ semester

30 h/ semester -

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Semester

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3- Teaching and learning methods:

3.1- Lecture 3.2 - Reading assignment

3.3 – Writing 3.4 - Oral participation

4- Student assessment methods

4.1 Written exam to assess knowledge and understanding

5- Assessment Schedule:

- Final exam 16th

week

6- Weighting of assessments

Mid-term examination %

Final term examination 100 %

Oral examination %

Practical examination %

Semester Work %

Other type of assessment %

Total 100%

Any formative only assessments: Mid term exam 8th

week

7- List of references:

7.1– Course notes.

-Various topics…

7.2 – Essential books (Text Books)

- English for non –specialists

-English for science and medicine

7.3- Recommended books: - Nursing in medical.

7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc

- Any web sites like www. Goagel.com. and www. Yahoo.com

8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning achieving the above ILO

8.1- Black boards

8.2- Data show

9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is contained in the above

specification and will be implemented.

Course coordinator:

Name: Prof. Dr/ \ Mohammed Amer

Signature: Date:

Head of department: Prof/ Abd El-Fattah Moftah

Name:

Signature: Date:

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Semester

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جبيعخ لبح انسىيس

كهيخ انززيض ثبإلسبعيهيخ

لسى صحخ األسزح وانجزع

رىصيف يمزر حمىق اإلسب

_________________________________________________________________________________

:انجيببد األسبسيخ

HR/ 8-8: انكىد - حمىق اإلسا : انعىا

تزيط انفسيح وانصحح انعمهيح : انمسى انعهي انسئىل ع ردريس انمزر

تكانىريىس انتزيط:.انجزبيج انذي يمدو ي خالل انمزر

لسى تزيط صحح األسزج واندتع : انمسى انذي يدرس ثه انمزر

انفصم انذراسي انثاي- انزاتعحانفزلح - 2009-2010: انسزىي/ انسخ اندراسيخ

و1/2/2212 :ربريخ اعزبد رىصيف انجزبيج

: سبعبد انزدريس/ انسبعبد انعزدح

ال يىخذ: يخاندروس انعه ف األسثىع ساعح: انحبضزح

ف األسثىع ساعح: :انجىع ال يىخذ: سبعبد اإلرشبد األكبديي

:انجيببد انهيخ

:....في هايح انمزر يكى انطانة لادر عهي: راألهداف انعبيخ نهمز -1

.أ يعزف انفاهيى األساسيح نحمىق اإلسا -1

.شأج ويصادر حمىق اإلساأ يذرن -2

أ يصف أىاع حمىق اإلسا -3

أ يصف آنياخ حايح حمىق اإلسا -4

أ يطثك انفاهيى األساسيح في شت يداالخ حمىق اإلسا -5

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Semester

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:انزبئج انزعهييخ انسزهدفخ نهمزر -2

عذد انساعاخ

انعهي

عذد انساعاخ

يدىعاخ انالشح

واألتحاث

نساعاخ عذد ا

انحاظزاخ

عذد انساعاخ

في انفصم

انعاو/ انذراسي

عذد

انساعاخ

األسثىع/

انىظىعاخ

انتائح انتعهييح انستهذفح

ILOs

دليمح 15 ساعاخ 4 ساعاخ 4 ____

أهيح دراسح حمىق اإلسا -

انفاهيى األساسيح ع حمىق اإلسا -

آنياخ حمىق اإلسا و حمىق انشعة -

:انعزفخ وانفهى -أ

يذكز انطانة أهيح دراسح حمىق اإلسا -1أ

أ يعزف انفاهيى األساسيح ع حمىق اإلسا - 2أ

أ يشزذ آنياخ حمىق اإلسا و حمىق انشعة -3أ

دليمح 15 ساعاخ 4 ساعاخ 4

تحهيم آنياخ حمىق اإلسا -

انمارح تي آنياخ حمىق اإلسا عه -

ستىي انذوني واإللهيي وانىطيان

:انهبراد انذهيخ -ة

أ يحهم آنياخ حمىق اإلسا -1ب

أ يمار تي آنياخ حمىق اإلسا عه -2ب

انستىي انذوني واإللهيي وانىطي

ساعاخ 4 ساعاخ 4

دليمح 15

تطثيك حمىق اإلسا في اندال انطثي -

وانثحج انعهي

اد انهيخ و انعهيخانهبر -ج

أ يطثك حمىق اإلسا في اندال انطثي -1ج

وانثحج انعهي

ساعاخ 3 ساعاخ 3

دليمح 15

انتىاصم اكتساب انطانة نهارج -

: انهبراد انعخ انمىنخ –د

انتىاصم أ يكتسة انطانة يهارج - 1د

ساعح 15

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:أسبنيت انزعهيى وانزعهى -3

انحاظزج -

انالشح وانحىار -

انعصف انذهي -

أسبنيت رمييى انطالة -4

انطالب ف انعزفح وانفهى وانهاراخ انذهيحنتمييى يستىي انفصم انذراسي ايتحا أخز -

: جدول انزمييى -5

(األسثىع انخايس عشز )انفصم انذراسي أخز ( 2)انتمييى رلى

:ئىيخ نكم رمييىانسجخ ان -6

%ايزحب صف انعبو ـــــــــ

% 100 ايزحب هبيخ انعبو

%ـــــــــ االيزحب انشفىي

%ـــــــــ االيزحب انعهي

%أىاع انزمييى األخزي ـــــــــ

%100 انجىع

((انسادس األسثىع)انفصم انذراسي صف) ايتحا تمييي :أي رمييى أخز ثدو درجبد -

: لبئخ انزاجع -7

ال يىخذ : يذكزاد انمزر -7-1

: انكزت اندراسيخ -7-2

(2006 /1531 )رلى اإليذاع -خايعح لاج انسىيس –زلح األون نطالب انف –كتاب حمىق اإلسا

ال يىخذ : كزت يمززحخ -7-3

:يجالد دوريخ ، يىالع إززذ ، إنخ -7-4

www.google.com -يىالع خعياخ يصزيح نحمىق اإلسا داخم يصز وخارخها -

:انطهىثخ نهزعهيى وانزعهى يبداإليكب -8

سثىرج عاديح -8-1

خهاس عزض -8-2

.شهد ثب كم انعهىيبد انطهىثخ نزفيذ هذا انمزر رزكى يب سجك واه سىف رفذ -9

: يسك انمزر

سيح انسيذ أتى عثذ / د: االسى

: انتاريــــــــخ :انتىليع

:رئيس انمسى

حس انشهاني/ د.أ: االسى

: انتاريــــــــخ : انتىليع