Koval Nursing Center

Philosophy
Consistent with the philosophy of the University of Indianapolis and the School of Nursing, the Koval Nursing Center contributes to development of the student as a total person. Faculty believe the Nursing Center addresses the future demands for nursing practice by providing primary health care experiences for nursing students.

Based on faculty beliefs about the nature of nursing, human beings, and health, the Koval Nursing Center contributes to the goal of professional nursing by assisting human being as individuals, groups, and communities toward optimal health.

Mission
The mission of the Koval Nursing Center is to provide contemporary, primary health care opportunities for student learning and faculty practice.

The Koval Nursing Center is based on the faculty’s belief that the professional nurse-client partnership is an effective approach to address the health care needs of individuals, groups, and communities.

Health Services
Faculty along with their students participate in a variety of health promotion, health protection and screening forearly detection clinical nursing interventions. Students may be in the Graduate program, in the BSN program at the sophomore, junior, or senior levels, or in the ASN program. Examples of the nursing services that occur regularly are mentioned below.

Community groups, such as schools, churches and workplaces, partner with the Koval Nursing Center. The community groups receive nursing services they need and value while the School of Nursing experiences opportunities for clinical practice for nursing students and faculty.