In preparation for graduation from the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN), it

In preparation for graduation from the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN), it is important for you to
consider how you have achieved the End-of-Program Student Learning Outcomes (EOP SLO) for your
program.
For this assignment, you will create a Microsoft Word document:
2- Use Times New Roman font, 12-point, double spacing.
3- In the cover page include:
a. The name of the assignment: “Meeting the ASN EOP SLO”
b. The name of the course
c. Name of your professor
d. Your name
4- Identify the EOP SLO for the ASN program
5- The introduction to this assignment you will include:
a. A 250-word reflection about reaching the end of the program.
6- Paragraph # 2: Start the paragraph by writing the first EOP SLO in its entirety using Bold
and underline format.
b. In regular Times New Roman 12-Point font, you will describe the details of how you have
achieved the outcome and name the assignments and experiences that led to the achievement
of the outcome. Each EOP SLO will be developed and described in a minimum of 450 words.
As you are completing your ASN
program, it is important that you have achieved the following End of Program
Student Learning Outcomes:
v
vEPSLO
#1:
vUtilizes
a holistic approach in the nursing assessment of the client’s condition.
vvEPSLO
#2:
vIncorporates
the client’s cultural values and needs in the provision of care.
vvEPSLO
#3:
v
Utilizes the nursing process and clinical judgment model when providing care to
clients.
vEPSLO
#4:
vCollaborates
effectively with clients, families, and other members of the healthcare team.
vvEPSLO
#5:
vAdvocates
for autonomy of the client in decision making and adherence to the plan of
care.
vvEPSLO
#6:
vPrioritizes
nursing interventions to maximize client safety.
oYou
will describe the details of how you have achieved the outcome and name the
assignments and experiences that led to the achievement of the outcome.
As AS part of the course, you will engage in a reflection. In this activity, you will explore your emotions and
thoughts regarding concepts, ideas, situations, experiences (in the laboratory or clinical setting), realizations,
and challenges as you progress in your academic program. Consider how you will apply the new knowledge or
experience as a professional in your chosen career.
Write your reflection as a separate labeled section of your assignment. The reflection should take no less than 1 page (or
1 slide if it is being included in a presentation). Your assignment and the reflection will be turned in to your professor via
email or USB drive.
As you write your reflection, please follow Gibb’s sequence of analysis: