MISAMIS UNIVERSITY Prepared by : Genelyn R.

Baluyos, MAEd Document Code : GRAD-SYL- Page : 1 of

Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

VISION : Misamis University upholding the principle that God is the center of its existence and education its service offering to God and country, aims to be the leading private non-sectarian institution of
learning.

MISSION : It is committed to the development of the whole person who is God-fearing, principled, socially responsible, service oriented, environmentally concerned, and is competent to meet global challenges.

COURSE SYLLABUS DETAILS

COURSE DESCRIPTION :

Hours : 3 hours/week; 54 hours/semester

Credit Units : 3 units

INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING OUTCOMES:

1. Demonstrate/apply the knowledge and skills acquired in one’s discipline.

2. Exercise awareness of global perspectives to function effectively and constructively in the intercultural and global community.
3. Demonstrate one’s ability to analyze, interpret and use given information in responding to situations and providing solutions to discipline-related problems.
4. Demonstrate effective communication skills using English language through the different modes of communication.
5. Recognize the existence of God.
6. Actively involved in one’s community and be critical and analytical on the issues that affect him or her and are according to ethical principles.
7. Serve on work voluntarily
8. Presence and conserve the natural resources under man’s disposal including the ability t take up measures that will make the environment sustainable.
9. Work and hit targets beyond performance standards.
10. Hold true of what is right and appropriate in one’s role behavior or relationship
11. Be upright and consistently honest.
12. Be faithful to any relation or organizational affiliation.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES :

The Master of Arts in Nursing Program will produce professionals who will:

1. Practice advanced arts in nursing with high level of competence and act in accordance with the standards of his profession, upholding the personal and core values of excellence, honesty, integrity and loyalty in
the service of the global community;
2. Demonstrate leadership and management skills with high regard to ethical responsibility, exhibiting sound and Godly principles;
3. Continue to develop professionally by obtaining post-graduate degrees or relevant trainings and pursue lifelong learning activities; and
4. Lead in the promotion of health and nursing practices by conducting scientific researches.
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Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES:

The graduate of Master of Arts in Nursing Program aims to:

1. Enhance nurse practitioner’s ethical practice, personal responsibility, and professional growth in an advanced practice role;
2. implement the research process within the context of evidence-based practice as a producer and consumer of research evidence to contribute to nursing theory and improve nursing practice;
3. apply leadership principles to effect change in health care and health policy on local, regional, national and international levels;
4. integrate the ethical use of technology and information systems to augment the human capacity for health, facilitate decision-making, support collaboration and foster communication;
5. promote health of local to global communities through promoting safe environments and safe and effective health care addressing the interaction among individuals, communities and their environmental
contexts;
6. disseminate nursing knowledge to professionals within the health care system to improve health care outcomes for individuals, families and communities; and
7. practice entrepreneurship related to one’s field of specialization.

The Master in Nursing (MN) Program has for its objectives of producing graduates with the following competencies:

1. Demonstrate competence in advanced nursing practices with focus on nursing interventions and evaluation of outcomes for defined clients;
2. Gain in-depth training, knowledge and research experience to prepare for career possibilities in nursing practice;
3. Possess knowledge and skills to analyze and evaluate programs, policies and environmental issues, organizational structures related to nursing;
4. Exhibit a commitment of excellence in nursing practice and for the advancement of the nursing discipline; and
5. Apply the legal, ethical and financial accountability in the nursing practice and within various environmental contexts.

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES : Upon completion of the course, each student shall have demonstrated the ability to:

1. Summarize data through graphical and tabular presentations.

2. Describe the characteristics of data set using numerical summary.
3. Perform appropriate test statistic in any problem on testing the hypothesis using manual and software computations.
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Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING OUTCOMES MAPPED TO PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

Program Educational Objectives

Practice advanced arts in nursing with
high level of competence and act in
accordance with the standards of his
profession, upholding the personal and
core values of excellence, honesty,
integrity and loyalty in the service of the
global community;
Demonstrate leadership and
management skills with high
regard to ethical responsibility,
exhibiting sound and Godly
principles;
Continue to develop
professionally by obtaining post-
graduate degrees or relevant
trainings and pursue lifelong
learning activities; and
Lead in the promotion of
health and nursing
practices by conducting
scientific researches.

Institutional Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate/apply the knowledge and skills acquired in one’s discipline.
2. Exercise awareness of global perspectives to function effectively and
constructively in the intercultural and global community.
3. Demonstrate one’s ability to analyze, interpret and use given information in
responding to situations and providing solutions to discipline-related
problems.
4. Demonstrate effective communication skills using English language through
the different modes of communication
5. Recognize the existence of God.
6. Actively involved in one’s community and be critical and analytical on the
issues that affect him or her and are according to ethical principles.
7. Serve on work voluntarily
8. Presence and conserve the natural resources under man’s disposal including
the ability t take up measures that will make the environment sustainable.
9. Work and hit targets beyond performance standards.
10. Hold true of what is right and appropriate in one’s role behavior or relationship
11. Be upright and consistently honest.
12. Be faithful to any relation or organizational affiliation.
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Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES MAPPED TO INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING OUTCOMES

Institutional Learning Outcomes

take up measures that will make

analyze, interpret and use given
effectively and constructively in

natural resources under man’s

knowledge and skills acquired

community and be critical and

according to ethical principles

Exercise awareness of global

English language through the

disposal including the ability t

solutions to discipline-related

the environment sustainable.

Hold true of what is right and

Work and hit targets beyond
Demonstrate one’s ability to

information in responding to

analytical on the issues that

Be faithful to any relation or

Presence and conserve the
Recognize the existence of

Be upright and consistently

communication skills using
the intercultural and global

Serve on work voluntarily

Actively involved in one’s

affect him or her and are

appropriate in one’s role

organizational affiliation.
performance standards.
perspectives to function

situations and providing

behavior or relationship
Demonstrate/apply the

Demonstrate effective
in one’s discipline.

different modes of
communication
community

problems.

honest
God.
Program Learning Outcomes
Enhance nurse practitioner’s ethical practice, personal
responsibility, and professional growth in an advanced
practice role;
implement the research process within the context of
evidence-based practice as a producer and consumer of
research evidence to contribute to nursing theory and improve
nursing practice;
apply leadership principles to effect change in health care and
health policy on local, regional, national and international
levels;
integrate the ethical use of technology and information
systems to augment the human capacity for health, facilitate
decision-making, support collaboration and foster
communication;
promote health of local to global communities through
promoting safe environments and safe and effective health
care addressing the interaction among individuals,
communities and their environmental contexts;
disseminate nursing knowledge to professionals within the
health care system to improve health care outcomes for
individuals, families and communities; and
practice entrepreneurship related to one’s field of
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Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

specialization.

Institutional Learning Outcomes

take up measures that will make

analyze, interpret and use given
effectively and constructively in

natural resources under man’s

knowledge and skills acquired

community and be critical and

according to ethical principles

Exercise awareness of global

English language through the

disposal including the ability t

solutions to discipline-related

the environment sustainable.

Hold true of what is right and

Work and hit targets beyond
Demonstrate one’s ability to

information in responding to

analytical on the issues that

Be faithful to any relation or

Presence and conserve the
Recognize the existence of

Be upright and consistently

communication skills using
the intercultural and global

Serve on work voluntarily

Actively involved in one’s

affect him or her and are

appropriate in one’s role

organizational affiliation.
performance standards.
perspectives to function

situations and providing

behavior or relationship
Demonstrate/apply the

Demonstrate effective
in one’s discipline.

different modes of
communication
community

problems.

honest
God.
Program Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate competence in advanced nursing practices with
focus on nursing interventions and evaluation of outcomes for
defined clients;

Gain in-depth training, knowledge and research experience to

prepare for career possibilities in nursing practice;

Possess knowledge and skills to analyze and evaluate

programs, policies and environmental issues, organizational
structures related to nursing;

Exhibit a commitment of excellence in nursing practice and for

the advancement of the nursing discipline; and

Apply the legal, ethical and financial accountability in the

nursing practice and within various environmental contexts.
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Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

ASSESSMENT

Course Learning Outcomes Required Output Grading Weight Submission Presentation Field Study/ Hands-on
Summarize data through graphical Graphical and tabular displays of data
and tabular presentations. Compilation of published researches related to nursing field highlighting the use of √ √
statistics./Examination

Describe the characteristics of data

set using numerical summary. √ √

Perform appropriate test statistics in

any problem on testing the √ √
hypothesis using manual and
software computations.
100.00 %

LEARNING TASKS

Month Lessons Notes/Student Activities

1st Month Introduction to Statistics, Variables, Data Collection, Sampling Distributions
2nd Month Presentation of Data( Graphical and Tabular Displays)
3rd Month Numerical Summaries ( Central Location, Variability, Other measures of Location, Measures of Skewness and Kurtosis)
4th Month Inferential Statistics ( Making Comparisons)
5th Month Inferential Statistics ( Describing Relationship)
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Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

SUGGESTED REFERENCES:

A. Books Author Copyright Date No. of Copies

1. Basic Statistics : A Worktext Parreno, E and Jimenez ,R. 2014 1

2. Business Statistics in Practice
Bowerman, B 2011 1
3. Elementary Statistics
Supe, A. 2012 1
4. Introduction to Statistics and data Analysis
Peck, D 2012 1
5. Essentials of Statistics
Triola, Mario 2011 1
6. Essentials of Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
Gravetter, J. 2011 1

B. Online Database for Journals and Research Articles

W1: http://stattrek.com/tutorials/statistics-tutorial.aspx
W2: http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/kb/statdesc.php
W3: http://tutorials.istudy.psu.edu/basicstatistics/
W4: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/probability/descriptive-statistics
W5: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/probability/statistics-inferential
W6: http://www.raosoft.com/samplesize.html

W6: www.proquest.com
Username : MURESEARCH
Password : MULIBRARY
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Ozamiz City
Graduate School Checked by : Aida G. Abasolo, EdD Revision Date : November 2015 Units : 3.0
COURSE SYLLABUS Reviewed by : Mildred M. Garcia, EdD Revision No. :0 Subject : NR211
Course Title: Statistical Methods Applied to Nursing Prerequisite : none Co-requisite : none

Prepared by: GENELYN R.BALUYOS, MAEd Checked by: MILDRED M.GARCIA, EdD Reviewed by: AIDA G. ABASOLO, EdD
Professor Dean Director, Instruction and Evaluation