NU - 752 Family Health III

Credits: 6

This course builds upon the previous two courses and focuses on further expansion of the student’s primary care knowledge and clinical decision-making capabilities in order to promote independent diagnostic reasoning and application of established skill sets in preparation for advanced practice. Specific content is related to management of primary care needs of individuals and their families in select acute and chronic primary care settings across the lifespan. Issues of age, gender, race, and culture are emphasized. Precepted clinical experiences, including in-person Telehealth, simulation, and case presentations, provide opportunities for students to apply advanced knowledge to assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and evaluation of clients with health promotion needs and common acute and chronic health concerns. Maximizing resources, including community resources, referrals, and consultation, are discussed within the context of the interdisciplinary care team. ICD 10 codes and healthcare costs are reviewed and analyzed. Course Fee- BSN-DNP NP tracks only.

Prerequisite: NU 751