Take My Liberty NURS 750 Class

The catalog describes NURS 750 as an examination of how spirituality and nursing practice are related, oriented primarily to the Christian worldview. It brings historical perspectives on spiritual care together with the healing arts, explores contemporary models such as parish nursing, and identifies the caregiver's own spiritual needs and sources of support.

The published guide opens in Module/Week 1 with O'Brien's first four chapters and asks for the checklist, introductions and Discussion Board Forum 1, worth 100 points. Module/Week 2 reads chapters 5 and 6 and asks for the Caring Ministry Exemplar Paper, worth 150.

Modules/Weeks 3 and 4 build a Spiritual Care Workshop in two parts at 100 points each, drawing on O'Brien's chapters on spiritual assessment and intervention.

Module/Week 5 asks your group to prepare a PowerPoint presentation, worth 150, and Module/Week 6 to deliver the final version, worth another 150.

Module/Week 7 brings the Servant Leadership Paper, worth 150, and Module/Week 8 closes with O'Brien's final chapters and Forum 2.

Because this course asks for personal and spiritual reflection, it starts with you. The coordinator sends a short set of questions about moments in your nursing where you offered or witnessed spiritual care, your faith tradition and the spiritual needs you have seen in patients and colleagues. Your answers anchor the exemplar, the forums and the servant leadership paper.

The exemplar in Module/Week 2 is then written around one of those moments, interpreted through O'Brien's account of nursing as caring ministry.

The workshop is built as a teaching product: Part 1 designs the workshop's goals, audience and content on spiritual assessment and care; Part 2 develops its materials and evaluation. It is written to be usable with real nurses.

For the group PowerPoint, the writer prepares your assigned slides and notes once your group has divided the work, in the group's template.

The servant leadership paper draws on Scripture, O'Brien and the servant leadership literature, applied to your own leadership. Each item reaches you about a week early, and you post and submit it from your own account.

A doctorally prepared nurse with experience in spiritual care, faith community nursing and end-of-life care writes NURS 750. The course asks for exactly that blend of theology and practice.

The writer reads O'Brien closely and knows the wider literature on spiritual assessment tools, such as FICA and HOPE, on parish and faith community nursing and on caregiver burnout and renewal.

Scripture is used with care. Passages are cited accurately and applied in context, never as decoration, and the writer respects your own tradition within the Christian worldview the course takes.

A second doctorally prepared nurse with a background in spiritual care reads the exemplar, the workshop and the servant leadership paper before you receive them.

Patients in any exemplar stay anonymous, and your answers are used for your course alone.

Students get stuck first on the personal nature of the work. The exemplar and the forums ask for honest reflection on faith and practice, and students who write in general terms about compassion miss what the rubric looks for.

They get stuck on the workshop, which is a design task rather than an essay. Part 1 needs clear objectives, a defined audience and a structure; Part 2 needs materials and an evaluation plan. Students used to papers often write about a workshop instead of designing one.

The group PowerPoint brings coordination problems: agreeing on a topic, dividing slides, keeping a single voice and finishing on time across two weeks.

The servant leadership paper asks for more than a definition. It should connect Greenleaf's servant leadership and Christ's example to your own leadership, with specific practices.

Finally, the pace. With 300 points falling in Modules/Weeks 5 and 6 and another 150 in Module/Week 7, the second half of the course is heavier than the first.

Hand over NURS 750 before Module/Week 1, and the reflection questions go out right away. Forum 1 is ready as the course opens, and the exemplar arrives during Module/Week 1, a full week before its due date.

Workshop Part 1 arrives before Module/Week 3 and Part 2 before Module/Week 4, giving you time to review both as a single product.

Your share of the group PowerPoint is prepared as soon as the group assigns it, typically at the start of Module/Week 5, with revisions for the final version ready before Module/Week 6.

The servant leadership paper reaches you before Module/Week 7, and Forum 2 before Module/Week 8.

The quote lists two forums, the exemplar, both workshop parts, your group share in each stage and the servant leadership paper. With no exams, nearly the whole grade is included, but your group's collective decisions and the checklist never are. If you are already under way, the price covers only what remains.