Regulations
effective September 1, 2003.
This program is scheduled to close to new enrolments Sept. 1, 2004.
This certificate
program is designed to provide registered nurses with the opportunity
to develop the competencies required to address the many health concerns
encountered in home settings.
AU advisors have developed a Program Plan to assist you.
Enrolment Requirements
Applicants to the
University Certificate in Home Health Nursing must meet the same
enrolment requirements outlined in
admission into the
Post-RN
Bachelor of Nursing program.
Students who have already satisfied
the course
requirements for the UC:HHN through transfer
credit must fulfil the residency requirement by
completing the following 6 credits:
R.N. diplomas from approved institutions
are accepted regardless of the year of graduation (10-year rule
does not apply).
2.
AU will not normally
award additional transfer credit for
other nursing courses/ certificates that are more than 10 years old at the time
of the request. If evidence of
current practice in the content area is submitted, this regulation may be waived.
3.
In order to register in a nursing course
with a practicum component, students must present proof of the following:
•
current RN registration with a provincial,
state, or national nursing association (or governing body) in the
jurisdiction where practicum will be undertaken.
•
Current certification in cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR) or Basic
Cardiac Life Support (BCLS). Agencies participating in practicum courses may
request that students provide proof of up-to-date immunization status
and a criminal record check at the student's
expense.
4.
The pass mark for all nursing courses
is C- (60 percent).
5.
To be awarded a credential, a minimum
program average grade of 65 percent is required.
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