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NUR 41500 - Population & Community Health: Inquiry & Practicum

(6) The course emphasizes the knowledge and skills necessary for the delivery of nursing care of communities and populations utilizing a cultural safety context. Areas of emphasis include: cultural and environmental influences on health, public health principles, family and community assessment, population and socioeconomic disparities, risk reduction, healthy behaviors, and promotion of interventions that optimize health outcomes.  This course also serves as the clinical course where nurses apply their knowledge and skills in the delivery of nursing care of communities and populations, utilizing a cultural safety context. Structured and unstructured health care environments are utilized to provide clinical experiences with individuals, families, groups, and populations in a community health setting.  Prerequisites: current, unencumbered RN license; NUR 32000 Health Assessment ; NUR 41000 Healthcare Informatics . End-of-program outcomes:  1,2,3,4,5.


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