NU - 715 Advanced Family Health I

Credits: 6

This course provides students with the interdisciplinary theoretical foundations and clinical experience to develop beginning competencies to promote health, prevent illness, and manage select acute and chronic primary care needs of patients and families across the lifespan. Issues of age, gender, race, and culture are emphasized. Precepted clinical experiences and case presentations provide opportunities for students to apply new knowledge to assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and evaluation of clients with health promotion needs and common acute and chronic health concerns. Maximizing resources, referrals, and consultation are discussed within the context of the interdisciplinary care team. Clinical Practicum Hours: 225. A laboratory fee is required.

Prerequisite: NU 714