(2-3)This course focuses on health promotion, health protection, and disease prevention for clients throughout the lifespan. The course will assist students to develop a professional practice founded on the knowledge of family theory, family health assessment skills, knowledge of models of health, community assessment, cultural diversity, and epidemiology. Students will be introduced to advanced critical thinking along with the skills, procedures, and diagnostic reasoning ability needed by the advanced practice nurse who is a family nurse practitioner. FNP degree students: Year Two-Fall Semester (of Two-Year Program) or Year Three-Fall Semester (of Three-Year Program). FNP certificate students: Fall Semester. Year Two-Fall Semester (of Two-Year Program) or Year Three-Fall Semester (of Three-Year Program).
This course information is from the Graduate Catalog 2023-2024. View this catalog.