Educational Outcomes

Upon entry into practice, the graduate of the IECC Associate Degree in Nursing Program will be able to:

1. Use clinical judgment to provide holistic client care across the lifespan.

2. Provide safe and effective patient centered care through promoting a culture of caring and advocacy that demonstrates inclusion for individual patient preferences, values, needs and the diversity of human experience. 

3. Collaborate with and delegate to other health care providers, based on scope of practice, to deliver evidence-based patient care.

4. Utilize informatics by demonstrating effective use of technology to mitigate error and support clinical decision making in the delivery of quality and safe patient care. 

5. Apply professional and ethical behaviors consistent with the standards of practice and regulatory frameworks of the registered professional nurse into all aspects of decision making and quality improvement. 

Systematic Plan of Evaluation- 2024

Student Achievement Outcome Data: Associate Degree in Nursing

Data is based on graduate surveys at 6-months post-graduation and NCLEX pass rates by cohort.

Student Achievement Outcome Data: Practical Nursing Certificate

*NCLEX® Pass Rates are published by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.