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CONCURRENT ADN-BSN

Positively Impact Patients’ Lives
Build upon existing nursing skills to improve patient outcomes and overall community health.

FLEXIBLE & AFFORDABLE

Complete BSN level coursework while enrolled in ADN courses spending approx. $12,200 in total tuition.

Flexible

Courses taken at UT Tyler are primarily offered online to accommodate class schedules of the ADN program.

Affordable

UT Tyler offers one of the most affordable ADN to BSN programs in Texas with financial aid and scholarships available.

Projected tuition:
$12,200USD

JOIN OUR PROGRAM

Ready to create lasting impact with your compassion, purpose and commitment?

In as little as 30 hours, you can advance your career while actively working. Take as long as you need for the coursework—you decide the pace. Our ADN-BSN curriculum is tailored to give associate degree nursing students the tools needed to succeed. Experience practical, hands-on training coupled with rigorous studies. Upon graduation, you will join other skilled health care professionals who advocate for the well-being of individuals and the community.

ADN-BSN

COURSEWORK

NURS 3303 Pathophysiology of Acute Care
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This course focuses on the etiology, pathophysiology, and clinical presentation of selected human diseases across the life span.
NURS 3308 Holistic Health Assessment
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This course focuses on patient assessment across the lifespan, including health history and physical assessment. Cultural perspectives, diversity, belief systems and holistic healthcare are addressed.
NURS 3309 Wellness & Health Promotion
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This course will explore factors that impact a healthy society, including vulnerable populations across the lifespan, and how these factors contribute to optimal health or premature illness. This course will introduce the concepts of chronic care, risk reduction, vaccinations, health promotion and patient teaching.
NURS 3313 Chronic Care Coordination
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This course will introduce models of care to improve the health of people with chronic illness. The focus will be on contributing factors, self-management, health systems, delivery system design, clinical information systems and quality improvement process.
NURS 3617 Population Health
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This course will introduce models of care to improve the health of people with chronic illness. The focus will be on contributing factors, self-management, health systems, delivery system design, clinical information systems and quality improvement process.
NURS 4329 Evidence-Based Decision Making
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This course will focus on synthesis and application of evidence, along with clinical expertise and patient values, to improve patient outcomes.
NURS 4634 Transitions to Practice
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This course focuses on the role of the professional nurse as a leader and manager of health care for diverse populations. Emphasis is on integration of evidence-based practice, quality improvement, professional standards, client advocacy and legal and ethical responsibilities. This course will use a variety of clinical experiences to apply leadership and management principles to care for persons in various settings.
NURS Elective

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