NRSG6241 — Acute-Care Concepts in Nursing Practice: Reviews & Ratings

NRSG6241 (Acute-Care Concepts in Nursing Practice) course reviews and ratings at Northeastern (NEU). Compare professors with RateMyProfessor reviews.

Focuses on the analysis and application of core physiological, behavioral, environmental, and psychosocial concepts essential for advanced nursing care of acute and critically ill individuals. Topics include the utility and clinical implications of monitoring technology available in the acute-care setting, the acute-care environment and its impact on patient and family systems, and the concepts of stress, grief, and coping. Also addresses the advanced nursing management of the multiple trauma patient and the related physiologic and clinical concepts. Opportunity is provided for exploration and development of concepts unique to each student’s area of concentration within the acute-care specialization. Restricted to students in selected nursing programs or with permission of instructor.

Last taught
Spring 2026
Credits
3 Hours
Prerequisites
NRSG 6221 with a minimum grade of B ; (NRSG 6222 with a minimum grade of B or NRSG 6325 with a minimum grade of B )
Corequisites
NRSG 6422

Data updated October 2026.

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