NURSNG 670 - Primary Care of the Adult Practicum

6 Credit(s) | Lecture and Laboratory | Graded
Not repeatable for credit

Description:
Students refine their advanced practice skills with further attention to applying theory and evidenced-based practices in the role of the family or adult/gerontological nurse practitioner (NP). Important NP skills, including assessment, diagnostic, therapeutic, evaluative, consultative, teaching, and leadership, are examined within professional, legal-ethical, cultural, policy, improvement, and systems frameworks. Students continue to gain precepted, primary care, clinical experiences in health promotion and episodic and chronic illness management for adult populations, including primary care in women’s health needs. This course meets the University Capstone requirement.

Enrollment Requirements:
Pre-requisite: Matriculated student in Graduate College of Nursing and co-requisite/pre-requisite: NURSNG 639

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