Graduates of this program will be able to:

• Professional competence
  Integrates into practice a background from the domains of science, humanities and nursing, concepts that are client centered and culturally appropriated when planning delivering, managing, and evaluating evidence based clinical prevention and population care.
• Communications skills
  Advocates as a member and leader of interprofessional teams, for the communication, collaborations, and consultation with others to manage and coordinate care in diverse settings.
• Creative and Critical Thinking
  To design holistic Professional practice frameworks for the implementation of safe and diverse population outcomes for the
  improvement of customer-centric health care that is based on the evidence of healthcare sciences.
• Logical mathematical reasoning
  Integrate into practice scholarship and research using translational process, tools, performance measures and standards to generate quality principles for health organization and nursing practice. Meaningful evidence for nursing practice
• Informatics literacy (Digital Competency)
  Integrate within a variety of health care contexts into patient care and communication technologies to deliver, administer and
  coordinate positive, safe and quality health outcomes processes.
• Legal/ Ethics
  Participates in collaboration with the health team in the development of policies for the health system and practice environments, to ensure quality, safety and equitable treatment in customer-centric care, based on ethical and moral principles to align with the contemporary regional and global society.
• Respect to Diversity
  Organizes nursing practice with consideration and respect for organizational colleague, population, family and individual global
  diversity.