NURS.6130 Adult Gerontological Nursing Practicum I (Formerly 33.613)

Id: 004583 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course focuses on comprehensive assessment and diagnosis of health problems in adults and older adults with complex, multi-system health issues, Students utilize evidence-based research to design, implement and evaluate intervention strategies to promote optimum functioning and wellness. Pharmacological and complementary therapies are applied. Group leadership, client and peer teaching are included.

Prerequisites

NURS 6510 Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning, and HSCI 5500 Human Development and Pathophysiology, and Co-req: NURS 6100 Adult Gerontological Nursing I.

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