NURSING 206A
Nursing Concept Development
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Lecture, two hours. Requisites: course 202 or philosophy of science (may be taken concurrently), four units of nursing theory. Examination of history of conceptual and theoretical thinking in nursing and contextual issues that continue to influence development of nursing knowledge and nursing science. Application of skills fundamental to concept analysis and development in nursing and integral to use in nursing theory and research. Letter grading.
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