This advanced health assessment course offers comprehensive assessment of the individual within the context of the family and community. It includes comprehensive (systematic) history, physical, and psychological assessment of signs and symptoms, pathophysiologic changes, and psychosocial variations of the individual patient. Assessments are performed within the context of developmental physiological, psychological, cultural, and environmental parameters.

This course provides the knowledge and skills essential for using research to support clinical and organizational decision making. The strengths and limitations of various research designs and methods are reviewed for their utility in answering clinical questions, evaluating care delivery and patient outcomes, and making clinical decisions.

This course is designed to introduce the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) student to the application of pharmacologic principles to special populations and specialized therapeutic areas. Students will enroll in section related to their nursing specialty: family - primary care, adult-gero primary care, pediatric-primary care, adult-gero acute care, or family psychiatric mental-health.

This course is designed to introduce the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) student to the application of pharmacologic principles to special populations and specialized therapeutic areas. Students will enroll in section related to their nursing specialty: family - primary care, adult-gero primary care, pediatric-primary care, adult-gero acute care, or family psychiatric mental-health.

This course is designed to introduce the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) student to the application of pharmacologic principles to special populations and specialized therapeutic areas. Students will enroll in section related to their nursing specialty: family - primary care, adult-gero primary care, pediatric-primary care, adult-gero acute care, or family psychiatric mental-health.

This course is designed to introduce the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) student to the application of pharmacologic principles to special populations and specialized therapeutic areas. Students will enroll in section related to their nursing specialty: family - primary care, adult-gero primary care, pediatric-primary care, adult-gero acute care, or family psychiatric mental-health.

This course is designed to introduce the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) student to the application of pharmacologic principles to special populations and specialized therapeutic areas. Students will enroll in section related to their nursing specialty: family - primary care, adult-gero primary care, pediatric-primary care, adult-gero acute care, or family psychiatric mental-health.

This course provides opportunity for study of clinical problems encountered in particular clinical areas of advanced nursing practice. Application of the scope and standards of specialty practice, application of evidence-based practices, and development of techniques for nursing interventions are emphasized. Course requires 4 hours per week clinical time for each credit hour enrolled.

This course provides opportunity for study of clinical problems encountered in particular clinical areas of advanced nursing practice. Application of the scope and standards of specialty practice, application of evidence-based practices, and development of techniques for nursing interventions are emphasized. Course requires 4 hours per week clinical time for each credit hour enrolled.

This course provides opportunity for study of clinical problems encountered in particular clinical areas of advanced nursing practice. Application of the scope and standards of specialty practice, application of evidence-based practices, and development of techniques for nursing interventions are emphasized. Course requires 4 hours per week clinical time for each credit hour enrolled.