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Within the Advanced Clinical Nursing specialization, learners will investigate how individuals, families, groups, and communities experience health, wellness, disease, and recovery.
Key topics including wellness initiatives, disease prevention, stress evaluation, and coping mechanisms will be analyzed through rigorous examination of nursing and interdisciplinary research.
Participants will cultivate evidence-informed competencies to address the diverse healthcare requirements of Canada's multicultural society, focusing on wellness strategies, disease prevention, and managing health challenges.
The Nursing Leadership concentration examines modern nursing leadership principles across administration, research, and education. Learners will critically evaluate various educational, environmental, and policy factors affecting Canada's healthcare landscape.
Participants will develop capabilities to influence policy formation and healthcare decisions, both within the nursing profession and the broader healthcare sector.
The Master of Science in Nursing (MScN) is a research-focused graduate program offering two specialization paths: Advanced Clinical Practice Nursing and Nursing Leadership.